Grants for Equine Nonprofits

Last updated August 11, 2026

There are currently 57 active grants for equine nonprofits in Grantable's free grants database, drawn from foundation sources and updated daily.

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Development Grant
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Stephens College Junior Rider Championship Scholarship
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$2K
Remy Fund for Pets and Animal Services Grant
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$2K – $10K
Brooke USA Bridge Grant Program
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$500 – $1K
Industry Program Sponsorship
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$6K
Laura J. Niles Foundation Grant
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Up to $50K
Breed Promotion Grant Program
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Up to $10K
Richard A. Shaw Fund Grant
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Up to $4K
Placement Liaison Program Awards
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$13K
Sally Beck Fund Grant
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$1K – $8K
Equus Veterinary Research Fellowship Grant
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$6K
STA Fall Grant Awards
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$97K
Connaught Grant in Memory of R. Bruce Duchossois
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Varies
CFNJ: Great Companions Fund Grant
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$1K – $5K
Equid Health Grants: Fellowship Training
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Varies
Joseph W. Tripiano Charitable Fund (Grant for Interest of Horses)
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Varies
Keeneland Foundation Grant
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Varies
Equid Health Grants: Established Investigator
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Varies
NCHC Horse Industry Grant Program
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$200K
Distressed Horseman's Fund
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Varies
WindWalkers Scholarships
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Varies
Community Foundation of the Lake - Karen Jean Rudek Fund Grant
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Up to $10K
Gelding Voucher Grant Program
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$400
Maryland Horse Board Grants Program
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Up to $3K

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About grants for equine nonprofits

Grants for equine nonprofits support horse rescue, rehabilitation, sanctuary operations, therapeutic riding, and emergency feed and veterinary care. Funders include the ASPCA (through its equine fund and Right Horse program), the EQUUS Foundation, PATH Intl. for therapeutic riding, and disaster-focused programs like Fleet of Angels and The Foundation for the Horse. These awards help rescues, sanctuaries, and equine-assisted programs care for horses and increase adoptions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grants are available for equine nonprofits?

Equine grants commonly fund rescue and rehabilitation, emergency hay and feed, veterinary and farrier care, adoption programs, and therapeutic riding. The ASPCA supports equine welfare organizations — including groups assisting retired racehorses — and PATH Intl. funds therapeutic and adaptive riding programs. Many awards target rehabilitation costs like dental care, therapeutic shoeing, and boarding during recovery.

Which foundations fund horse rescue and welfare?

Key funders include the ASPCA and its Right Horse initiative, the EQUUS Foundation (which supports accredited equine welfare organizations), PATH Intl. for equine-assisted services, and disaster-relief programs such as Fleet of Angels and The Foundation for the Horse. The United Horse Coalition and Homes for Horses Coalition also maintain resources on available funding. Eligibility often depends on accreditation or nonprofit status.

Are there grants for therapeutic riding programs?

Yes. PATH Intl. offers funding to enhance therapeutic and adaptive riding programs, including adaptive equipment and staff training, and some foundations support equine-assisted services for veterans and people with disabilities. Strong applications document program safety standards, certified instructors, and participant outcomes. Confirm whether a funder supports therapy programs specifically, since some equine grants focus only on rescue and welfare.

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