Renew TRC

UPDATE

Tickets are now on sale for the 7th Annual Denim & Diamonds hybrid event. Visit our events page to see all the details.

Our Mission

Our mission is to enhance the well-being of individuals in our community through the physical, cognitive, and emotional benefits of therapeutic horsemanship. At Renew, each rider has the opportunity to go beyond their disability, inability, fear, or reality. We encourage and support dreams by offering therapeutic horsemanship activities to fulfill our mission, striving to help riders develop their maximum potential in a caring and fun environment that empowers the rider in ways different from traditional therapy.

Renew Therapeutic Riding Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is focused on improving the lives of all its riders. We are a Premier Accredited Center with PATH International, the only accredited therapeutic riding center in West Michigan.

Give

Every donation makes a difference. By contributing to Renew, you are directly impacting the lives of our riders, our horses, and our volunteers. Renew riders often experience higher levels of self esteem, improved ability and focus, enhanced emotional regulation, sharpened communication skills, increased physical strength, and improved balance. By supporting Renew, you are supporting our community.

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What’s Happening at Renew

New Blog Post

This month’s blog post is a special one, as it includes an interview with Melissa Conner, Renew’s Executive Director, and a link to a podcast she recorded last year with Navigating Life As We Know It. Read more here.

Save the Date

To say we are excited to celebrate Denim & Diamonds with the Renew family is an understatement! As our signature fundraiser, the funds raised from this event are crucial to supporting the mission of Renew and helping those in our community live more abundantly. Check out how you can get involved.

Upcoming Events

There is a lot going on at Renew! Make sure to check the Calendar to stay up to date on what’s happening at the farm.