Equest Provides Healing With Horses
Founded in 1981, Equest was the first therapeutic horsemanship center in Texas.
Read moreFounded in 1981, Equest was the first therapeutic horsemanship center in Texas.
Read moreThe 2021 Hall of Fame honoree Mary Clare Finney was named to the 10 Best Dressed list in 2013, 2014, and 2016.
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The sold-out Equest 40th Anniversary Gala: Celebrating 40 Years of Horse Power brought 575 people out to the new Al Hill, Jr. Arena at Texas Horse Park for dining, dancing, and horses.
Read moreCount Lili Kellogg, chief executive officer of the nonprofit Equest therapeutic horsemanship center, among the legions of fans of the wildly popular Netflix series The Crown.
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Read moreElizabeth Fischer is continuing her family’s tradition of entrepreneurship and volunteer work with Equest.
Read moreA tiny horse is still a horse, of course, and when professionally trained to do so, can help seniors in
Read moreThe nonprofit offers equine therapies to address physical and emotional needs, and Al G. Hill Jr. wanted to help the agency add a second arena.
Read moreOn July 19, supporters gathered at the third annual Boots and Salutes fundraiser to recognize and support first responders and veterans.
Read moreOn June 13 guests filled the CrossFirst Bank office space for the Boots & Salutes Patron Party.
Read moreThe statistics are real. More than 6,000 veterans have committed suicide each year, according to an eight-year analysis by the Veterans Administration.
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