You can help Leg Up Farm win $25,000 to use towards purchasing and installing a solar panel system by using your Rutters Rewards card when you buy gas or snacks. Log in to www.ruttersrewards.com, select Leg Up Farm and vote often before October 31.

Leg Up Farm is seeking volunteers to assist with Therapeutic Horsemanship lessons. The minimum age for volunteers is 14. Interested volunteers must complete an application, background checks and submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination. For information and to apply, click here.

Leg Up Farm follows guidelines for fecal testing and preventative deworming of our therapy herd. Each fall it is important that all members of the herd receive specific deworming to maintain proper gut health. We are seeking donations of Zimectrin Gold which is available via Amazon or local farm stores. They can be shipped directly to or dropped off at our facility: 4880 N. Sherman Street, Mount Wolf.

Leg Up Farm's therapy department is in need of socks (all child sizes), sweat pants (all child sizes) and baby wipes. Supplies can be shipped directly to or dropped off at our facility: 4880 N. Sherman Street, Mount Wolf.

Want to make a difference in the lives of individuals with special needs? Click here for opportunities to join our team.

What's your Leg Up Farm story? We want to hear from you! Share your journey with us and how Leg Up Farm has impacted your life. To submit your story, click here.

Some workplaces have office dogs. Leg Up Farm has an office horse. Meet Buzz.

Cyberbullying can negatively affect the mental health of those involved, including increased anxiety levels and lower self-esteem. Additionally, the increased time spent on social media by today’s kids reduces barriers for cyberbullying and increases children’s exposure to online violence. For warning signs and a resource for tips, click here.

We have pulled together a few links of various books to help parents who have kids with various diagnoses. These books cover a wide range of things including managing a new diagnosis, support through various challenges, and stories from parent and child perspectives. To view the list, click here.

We have pulled together a few links to children’s books that explain to kids that everyone’s sensory needs are different and unique. To view the list, click here.