Our second year of RISE welcomed veterans and first responders from the Missouri Department of Corrections (MO DOC) to the barn today for a different kind of experience, one centered on slowing down, reconnecting, and discovering what can happen when there is space to simply be. RISE—Restore in Stillness and Equines—was created for those who spend their lives serving others. The program began as a pilot in 2025 as an extension of our Equine Services for Heroes program, after

There’s always something happening at Ride On St. Louis; from time spent with our horses and participants to volunteer projects, program updates, educational moments, and progress at our Forever Home, we love sharing the everyday moments that make our work special. For weekly photos, stories, updates, and a closer look at what’s happening around the barn, follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Our social media pages are where we regularly share new content, celebrate our partic

Just over one year ago, Ride On St. Louis opened the barn doors to our Forever Home. What has happened since has exceeded every expectation. Over the past year alone, hundreds of children and youth from throughout the community participated in off-site outreach, educational experiences, and Ride On St. Louis engagements, introducing them to horses, the equine world, and the unique ways they can enrich lives. At the same time, more than 103 participants walked through the door

Friends, dressed in Cardinal's red, raise a toast to honor Jeanne at her recent retirement, open house gathering. After nearly 15 years of extraordinary service and dedication behind the scenes, Ride On St. Louis announces the retirement of Jeanne Johnson. Jeanne is a volunteer whose impact on the organization is impossible to fully measure. We first met Jeanne in 2010 when she made a donation of an entire truck load of horse show ribbons and trophies, of us to award to our p