Looking To Help?
We rely on the support of community members like you to help The Barn to offer all of its programs.
The best way to financially support our farm is to make a donation to the General Fund, which goes to supporting our greatest and most immediate needs.
However, there are lots of ways to help, and here are just a few options. If you have another way you would like to help, please reach out to elizabeth@thebarnaz.com.
We appreciate you so much - thank you for your support!
Corporate Sponsorships
The Barn is a safe haven for people of all ages to interact with and learn from horses.
We are a non-profit organization, and we could really use your help with corporate donations. Do you know of a company that might align with our mission and wants to make a difference in our community?
If so, please get in touch!
THANK YOU
We are so grateful for these organizations that have provided us support.
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Other Ways To Donate
We update our Amazon wish list with things that our horses and barn need.
All Zelle and Venmo donations will go to our greatest need.
This typically is our general fund account. This account helps us with the costs of running our programs and caring for our horses.
We often also use these funds to provide scholarships for students in need who would not be able to utilize our services otherwise.
Zelle donations should be sent to esgirard@gmail.com
We are proud to be a part of the Arizona Tax Credit program, which allows donors to receive a dollar-for-dollar tax credit when they make donations to our program.
We have partnered with Children's Care Arizona to make this process easy for you.
Every dollar you donate through the tax credit option may be claimed, dollar for dollar, on your Arizona personal tax returns.
There is no minimum amount required to donate, but there are maximum allowable amounts:
* $400 maximum for single/heads of household/married filing separate
* $800 maximum for married/joint
All funds collected are used towards scholarships for our program, specifically for students who would be unable to participate due to financial limitations.