This year has been an incredible year of growth and expansion. There is excitement, energy, and momentum launching us into the new year and we couldn’t be more thrilled! However, we can’t let 2022 pass without expressing deep gratitude for our donors who made it all possible. Due to the generosity of each individual, organization, foundation, and business who supported us this year, we were able to accomplish incredible things. Here are some highlights:
Facility Completion
- Wood Hay Barn–made possible by Alan & Kris Wood
- Labor and Honor Stables–made possible by Andrea & James Clarke and 16 other donors: Stephen & Sandra Covey, Jenny & Jason Pitt, Lori Farnsworth Family, Orchard Charities, Jordan & Cindy Powell, Jan Miller, Tyson & Margot Andrus, Kylee Jarvis Family, Scott & Karen Keller, Cook Center for Human Connection, Dan & Gina Truman, Sara Lynn Cooper, Bob & Olga Bensman, Jon & Janae Moss, David & Jennifer Mortenson and Kristin & Jeremy Andrus
Opening Spring 2023
- Hope Trail–a beautiful horseriding and hiking–”hoof and boot” trail open to Bridle Up Hope and the public. It is a 2 mile zig zag loop trail on the mountain above the barn in Alpine–made possible from a grant by Utah County
- Andrus Amphitheater–an amphitheater with grass and trees, shaped like a horseshoe–on the southeast corner of the barn in Alpine…made possible by Brent & Cheri Andrus
Events & Campaigns
- Utah Days of ‘47 Rodeo–Bridle Up Hope was highlighted & honored at this famous rodeo sponsored by Sam Morris!
- Bridle Up Hope teamed up with Utah Days of ‘47 Rodeo and This Is The Place Heritage Park to break the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest display of Origami Horses–22,500!
- Inspiring Hope Gala: This Girl Can!
- Giving Tuesday Campaign
New Locations 2022
- Mapleton, Utah–Janis Lindley
- Pocatello, Idaho–Lana Davies
- Tallin, Estonia–Erland Sild
- Dallas, Texas–Michelle Rider
- St. George, Utah–Corinne Clayton
Participant Results
- 77% of participants had an improved resilience score.
- Resiliency scores improved by 20% on average.
- 96% of survey participants said they would consider Bridle Up Hope life changing.
- 70% of girls/women are on scholarship
- 153 alumni returned to do service hours
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