Thank you to the customers of Leg Up Farmers Market for your continued support of Leg Up Farm! Your generosity at the register, through rounding up, directly helps sustain our programs and the children, adults, veterans, and families we serve.

Summer camp is officially in full swing! Campers are making memories, building confidence, and having a blast at Leg Up Farm! Want to help make camp even more special? Check out our Summer Camp Wish List and help keep the fun going all season long!

United Way's Day of Action was a success! Thank you to United Way of York County for bringing our community together and to the incredible volunteers who spent the day beautifying Leg Up Farm. Your hard work made a meaningful impact!

Planning for the 2026–27 school year is underway! Families receiving traditional therapy services should complete a School Year Scheduling Form, available through their outpatient therapist. Planning for your preferred days and times helps us prepare for a successful year of services.

Horses for Heroes offers funded equine-assisted psychotherapy for Veterans and First Responders, supporting trust, communication, relationships, and overall well-being. Click here to learn more or enroll.

You can help enhance the services we by provide by donating items from our Amazon wish lists. Help us build a fun, safe, and enriching environment for our clients at Leg Up Farm! To view wish lists, click here.

Help us stock our therapy kitchen!

We’re collecting easy-to-make foods to support Feeding, OT, and Speech Therapy, helping kids build confidence and life skills. Donations can be shipped directly to or dropped off at Leg Up Farm. To view the list, click here.

We have appointment openings for:

• Outpatient Mental Health (kids & adults)
• Telehealth Sessions
• Therapeutic Horsemanship
• Horses for Heroes
• Horse Powered Reading

For service information, click here.

We are offering Horse Powered Reading sessions, combining academics and social-emotional learning through hands-on work with horses. Participants explore reading and math while building confidence and understanding. For details, click here.

Leg Up Farm has a need for volunteers to help with barn work and equine therapy sessions. Horse experience is not required. The minimum age for volunteers is 14. For information about volunteering, click here.

Leg Up Farm hosts a meet and greet for community members age 14+, veterans, and first responders on the first Monday of each month from 6-7 pm. Meet the herd, and learn about services and volunteering.

Leg Up Farm received funding from the United Way of York County to help clients with transportation needs. Current Leg Up Farm clients who need affordable, reliable transportation can complete a Needs Form by clicking here.

Create a powerful philanthropic legacy and make a direct impact on individuals with special needs with a planned gift. A gift to Leg Up Farm in your will can ensure that Leg Up Farm will continue to change lives for years to come. For information, click here.

Leg Up Farm’s picnic pavilion is the perfect place to host your child’s birthday party, baby shower or picnic. Pavilion rental includes use of the playground, music garden, games garden and outdoor restrooms. For information, click here.

Proudly show your support of Leg Up Farm with logo gear! To order, click here and search for Leg Up Farm.

Support Leg Up Farm every time you shop at Walmart. Donate spare change by automatically rounding up your orders to the nearest dollar at checkout. To select Leg Up Farm as your preferred charity, click here.

Drop off your used clothing, household goods, toys, or electronics at any CommunityAid store and mention partner #20060 so Leg Up Farm gets credit. We also have a donation box located in our parking lot! For information on what CommunityAid accepts and where stores are located, click here.

Leg Up Farm was invited to join a task force re-envisioning the Penn State Mont Alto Campus following its planned closure, with the goal of creating an integrated learning hub that honors local history while building for the future. To learn about what this means for our future in Franklin County, click here.

Want to make a difference in the lives of individuals with special needs? We're hiring for multiple positions. For information, click here.

Leg Up Farm’s incredible staff and therapy horses work their tails off (some quite literally) to make a difference every day. Help us celebrate their hard work by leaving a note of thanks: click here.

The participants at Leg Up Farm's sister organization, Able-Services, is always busy doing fun activities and outings. To stay up-to-date on what they've been up to, click here.

Summer fun can make it easy for routines to slip, but consistent sleep is still essential! Keeping a consistent bedtime and a calming nighttime routine can help children stay rested, regulated, and ready for summer fun. Learn more here.

Summer is a great time to explore new foods together! Involve your child in washing, preparing, or choosing fruits and vegetables, and keep mealtimes fun and low-pressure. Small, positive experiences can help build food confidence. Learn more here.

Summer reading is a fun way to build vocabulary, strengthen communication skills, and reinforce concepts learned in therapy. Visit your local library, enjoy a favorite story together, or explore a read-aloud online. Every book is an opportunity to learn and grow. For reading ideas, click here.