Welcome to Quantum Leap Farm
We help people of all ages and abilities grow strong, achieve goals
and overcome challenges by engaging them with horses.
Every horseman knows the relationship with a horse is special. But for those who are recovering from injury or who live with mental or physical disability, this relationship can open the door to an entirely new realm of possibility. Horse and human become partners in a therapeutic relationship which offers a multitude of opportunities that explore abilities rather than disabilities. Participants learn to be at ease, rather than dis-eased.
Quantum Leap Farm, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization founded in 2000, is nationally recognized equestrian program serving injured and disabled civilian adults and children, military service members and their families. We are able to provide these services only through the generous support of our local community and individuals like you.
Thank you for taking time to explore our website. We invite you to join our family of friends and supporters: help us and our beautiful, gentle horses assist our clients on their journey to wellness. Read more about Quantum Leap Farm >>
Quantum Leap Farm and 1Voice Present "MaKayla's Hands on Horses" for Pediatric Cancer
Quantum Leap Farm and 1Voice, an organization dedicated to the care and
cure of childhood cancer, come together to sponsor therapeutic equine
sessions for pediatric cancer patients, pediatric cancer survivors and their family members. MaKayla Muir, pictured at right, is a cancer survivor and the inspiration for this program of collaboration between 1Voice and Quantum Leap Farm. Participants in MaKayla's Hands on Horses can be part of a monthly sibling group and/or receive therapeutic horseback riding sessions. Contact us to find out more about participating in MaKayla's Hands on Horses, or to add your support to this new program at Quantum Leap Farm.
Quantum Leap Farm's Dr. Edie Dopking and Friends Talk to Bill Bunkley on WTBN Radio
Listen for Edie and other Quantum Leap Farm staff members talk to host Bill Bunkley on Drivetime from 4 to 6 p.m. on WTBN
Radio, AM 570 and 910. Edie stops by with QLF participant and Board Member, Ingrid von Thaden, on Wednesday, January 18. Don't miss it!