Please consider supporting me in my efforts to raise funds for The Children’s TherAplay Foundation mission by supporting the 4th Annual Day of Giving.  Children’s TherAplay offers physical, occupational, and speech therapy using a horse as a treatment tool to benefit children – and their families – who face life with a disability.

Donating is easy! Please click on the "Donate Now" button to the right, and follow the steps. No gift is too small, and every dollar helps us reach our Day of Giving goal of $50,000.

Thank you in advance for your support and for ensuring innovative and transformational therapies for kiddos with disabilities for many years to come. 

The Junior Board helps kids of all abilities. We help provide children with disabilities a foundation for developing life skills through innovative therapies, including physical, occupational, and speech therapies using a horse as a treatment tool, in a safe and caring environment.  If you even donate a dollar you could help these kids. The Starbucks you get every day, instead, give that 5 dollars to help a kid. That gum you buy at the gas station for 2 dollars, instead, give that 2 dollars to help a kid. That snack you buy every day, instead, give that money to help a kid. All proceeds raised through this fundraising event will go towards the Children's Theraplay to help serve children of ALL abilities. 100% of your donations will go to help kids. As an 8th grader, the Joseph Maley Foundation had come to my school and we took on the disabilities. We took on Mobility and Physical Impairments, Vision Disabilities, Hearing Disabilities, and many more to see how it is. It was very eye-opening to see how much we can do. Looking at my classmates not being able to go up the stairs to a place they want to go or falling because of lack of support. I genuinely like spending time with little kids and people my age of all abilities. I am a very compassionate person when it comes to caring for kids and, I thought I would be a good fit for this cause in helping these kids. Millions of thoughts popped into my head. I decided to do some research. I learned about all the rights people with disabilities have and even should have. I learned about information from the Disability Discrimination Act to things like the Fair Housing Act a landlord with a "no pets" policy may be required to grant an exception to this rule and allow an individual who is blind to keep a guide dog in the residence. I realized how people with a disability were less likely to work in management, professional, and related occupations than those without a disability. The troubles people with a disability go through are unreal. So please join me in helping a person of all abilities.