We’ve had a busy 2022 so far, working to uphold part of our mission through grants. So far in 2022, the NCHC has awarded over $107,000 in grants!  See the breakdown below:

Nonprofit Equine Assisted Activities and Therapy (EAAT):  $20,433
These grants have included a trail course, saddles and other equipment

Sponsorships:  $5,500
These grants were given to sponsor the VetPac and SCAAEP Equine Health Symposium, the Annual Professional Improvement Conference for county extension agents and a membership to the Friends of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail.

Scholarship for Undergraduate:  $1,000

Gelding Vouchers:  $400

Distressed Horseman’s Fund:  $11,550

Equine Safety Net:  $450

Development Grants:  $8,000
Wash Pits at the Southeastern Ag Center

Health & Research Grants:  $18,136

Trail Grants:  $42,000
Work at Anita Alta Camp Area and forest service connectors
Mason Point Trail Addition at Jordan Lake
Appalachian Trail Assistance

Interested in applying for a grant? Click here.