Volunteers assist with horse care, maintaining the facility, and supporting activities and programs. They are required to undergo training sessions before assisting and can work with team leaders to advance their skills.

Volunteers are vital to the success of the therapeutic riding program, ensuring the safety of participants and assisting with horse preparation. Training sessions are required, and volunteers must attend at least three sessions in May.

Volunteers are needed from mid-April through mid-October to help care for animals, work in the garden and on the land, assist with education programs, and participate in summer building projects. Volunteers should be committed, hard-working team players passionate about farming and natural building.