Give a Wish List Item
Our bespoke healing encounters, and equine staff members require specific equipment. Some items may seem silly or small, others are audacious requests. As you review our list, it’s possible you have an item you aren’t using and could donate. Maybe you just like to shop. Thank you for allowing us to share the items most needed to continue our operation.
Each contribution has the power to change the outcome for a student at Lasata Farm. We are grateful for any item from our list.
Volunteer
Your presence is truly valued here. Making a commitment of time to Lasata Farm will be full of meaningful moments.
Leading, Side-Aiding, Fundraising, Barn Cleaning, Special Events Coordinating, Office Work…the list is endless.
We welcome willing volunteers for countless serving opportunities. If you have a heart to serve, we gladly will find a job for you!
Shop Merchandise
Shop our on-line store for Lasata Farm merchandise. Sign into our shop with the code LASATA.
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It’s with deep sadness we share the passing of our farm friend Ed. Please hold his family in your thoughts and prayers.
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THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT POST!
From now until June 6th, Lasata Farm will be raising funds to honor a very special family to us. For those directly connected to the farm, Ed and Marybeth graciously share their beloved Toby, a beautiful paint quarter horse, with our students and clients. Please help us help Ed’s team, Alienate ALS, for the Mid-Atlantic ALS United Walk in Hershey, PA by making a tax deductible donation. All donations go towards research and resources for those living with this terrible disease. Help us help Ed’s team raise necessary funds to help others with ALS!
The donation link is in the comments. No donation is too small or too big.
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I donated❤️
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Isn't this the truth! I'm so grateful to have understanding owners, but sometimes it's hard to change up my lesson plan when my riders only have 2 days to lessen that I can tell the horse is having a rough day or the rider is.
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Life doesn’t show up when we demand it.
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Opportunities return.
People circle back.
Old ideas knock again — and this time, they make sense.
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A reroute.
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