Horse As
Teacher,
Therapist,
& Friend
Empowering Lives Through Horses
Ride With Pride is Augusta County’s premier destination for equine-assisted therapies. We offer a nurturing space for individuals aged 4 and up facing intellectual, physical, or emotional challenges. Our programs are designed to unlock the potential within, providing paths to empowerment and healing.
Through the unique connection between horses and humans, we facilitate personal growth and joy. Each ride is more than just a lesson; it’s a step toward overcoming obstacles and achieving milestones in a supportive and inclusive community.
Join us on October 5 and 6th for our Annual Fall Benefit Trail Ride (must bring your own horse!) and spend the day outdoors enjoying the National Forest. Come ride and enjoy a delicious chicken BBQ lunch (lunch included on Saturday only), or just come for the lunch and socialize.
Every contribution brings us one step closer to enhancing our programs and enriching the lives of those we serve.
Join our community of compassionate sponsors who are pivotal in sustaining our therapeutic activities.
Dedicate your time and talents to make a meaningful impact in our organization and the hearts of our riders.
The latest from Ride With Pride
Ray Carr Tires
Wow what a day!!
The horses are ready for their well deserved time off!
We are so proud of all of our participants!
Thank you to A Moment of Magic JMU
Special thank you to Waynesboro Landscape and Garden Center for the beautiful plants!
And of course thank you to our wonderful volunteers, our amazing judge Lynda Mcgarry, our fantastic instructors, board members, families, friends, and our horses and their owners! ... See MoreSee Less
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Today is the day!
Ride with Pride Halloween Party 7pm-9pm!
But also, our annual horseshow is TOMORROW!
9am start!
We hope you’ll join us! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are so excited for our Halloween party this FRIDAY, October 25, 7pm-9pm! 🎃
Costumes are optional!
We’ll have games and snacks and trick or treating with the horses!
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I will not come back to this place me and my daughter didn’t feel welcome their at all
Sounds like fun, take lots of photos!