Volunteer Opportunities From: United Way of Mower County

Wagon Wheels is an equine therapeutic program that supports individuals physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually through therapeutic horseback riding experiences. Participants include individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADD/Hyperactivity Disorders, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, trauma or brain injury, and other conditions.

Looking for a volunteer carpenter or individuals with construction experience to help build a mounting stand that will support participants in safely accessing horses during programming. This project will make a meaningful impact by helping improve accessibility and safety for riders of all abilities.

For more information or to volunteer, please contact Lorna at  320-262-2864 to express interest.

Wagon Wheels is looking for a dedicated Volunteer Coordinator to help support our equine therapy program. This role is ideal for someone who is organized, reliable, and interested in taking on a leadership position while making a meaningful impact.

Wagon Wheels supports individuals physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually, including participants with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, trauma, brain injuries, and more.

Time Commitment: A few flexible hours during the week.    Schedule will be coordinated based on your availability. Great way to earn extra volunteer hours during the week! 

We are looking for someone who: Is organized and communicates clearly.    Can take initiative and support a team Is dependable and willing to commit to a consistent schedule

Additional Information: The organization will work with your schedule to ensure a good fit. This is a great opportunity for anyone ready to step into a leadership role.

*****Scheduling: After signing up, Lorna will contact you to schedule your volunteer time. You may also call Lorna directly at 320 262 2864 to express interest.

Location: The location will be shared after you sign up to volunteer.

Wagon Wheels is an equine therapeutic program that supports individuals physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Participants include individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADD/Hyperactivity Disorders, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, trauma or brain injury, and other conditions.

Volunteer Duties:
Volunteers will assist with brushing horses. Primary responsibilities include brushing and grooming the horses to help prepare them for therapeutic sessions. Volunteers may also help with light stable tasks such as cleaning stalls, but the main focus is ensuring the horses are brushed and ready.

Time Commitment:
This opportunity is available one day per week, or more if desired. Evening availability is preferred between 4:00 pm and 6:00 pm.

Scheduling:
After signing up, Lorna will contact you to schedule your volunteer time. You may also call Lorna directly at 320 262 2864 to express interest.

Location:
The location will be shared after you sign up to volunteer.