The first Camp Abilities Florida Ranch Weekend provided blind and visually impaired students a camping adventure they’ll never forget. After experiencing the thrill of being on a working ranch, Foreseeable […]
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Four blind and visually impaired children spent a weekend in Colorado learning the basics of horsemanship. Horsemanship involves more than just getting on a horse and riding around a trail.
Foreseeable Future ranch camp introduces horsemanship to blind children in Colorado Read More »
Green Hill High School Best Buddies Presents: Fall Fest Horse Back Riding Animal Interactions Ranch Tour Craft Station Special thanks to Foreseeable Future Foundation Snacks and drinks provided November 18,
Students ages 14-21 participated in horsemanship, beekeeping and other activities at the school’s annual sports camp. As athletic director of Tennessee School for the Blind, Andy Joiner is responsible for
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Camp Abilities kids ages 10 and older learned horse care, leatherwork and other activities in an all-day ranch environment. For nearly 60 years, White Stallion Ranch has been a preferred
Tucson Ranch Camp an Enjoyable Learning Experience for Blind Children Read More »
Through a partnership with the Foreseeable Future Foundation and Envision, Inc., students from the Kansas State School for the Blind learned the basics of horsemanship. Camp Wood has been a
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The Foreseeable Future Foundation had the amazing opportunity to sponsor an up and coming Equestrian queen, Wren Zimmerman, for the Kentucky Summer Classic in Lexington, Kentucky. This is an extremely
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