Kailey Elizabeth Jordan Memorial Fund Grant

The Kailey Elizabeth Jordan Memorial Fund honors a vibrant young life lost too soon. Established to support accredited Michigan horse camps, it provides therapeutic horseback riding opportunities for disabled or terminally ill children aged 16 and under. This initiative not only celebrates Kailey's passions but also aims to enrich the lives of children facing challenges, fostering joy and healing through the bond with horses.

Kailey lost her life at the age of 16 in a car accident. She was a junior at Durand High School and was active in tennis, soccer, track, cross country, volleyball, and yearbook. Her love of horses led her to compete with several organizations. After graduating from high school, Kailey wanted to further her education in either horse training or photography.
The purpose of this fund is to award grants in Kailey’s memory to accredited Michigan horse camps to allow Michigan disabled or terminally ill children (ages 16 and under) to benefit from therapeutic horseback riding.