Bagels & Baristas
Kearney Women's Club 723 West 22nd Street, Kearney, NE, United StatesHave you ever thought about how horses can play a crucial role in transforming the lives of our youth?
Grab a friend and enjoy some coffee from Baristas!
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Give Where You Live Annual Fundraiser
LyonHeart 3135 West 22nd St., Kearney, NE, United StatesJoin us at The Farmhouse for great food, great company, and a dash of friendly competition!
Enjoy lunch, coffee, and delicious desserts, each inspired by one of our horses and featuring a “secret ingredient” that reflects their unique personality and the lessons they teach our youth.
Pizza Ranch Fundraiser
Pizza Ranch, 123 3rd Avenue, Kearney, NE 123 3rd Avenue, Kearney, NE, United StatesCome enjoy a fun family night out! All tips and 10% of gross sales will go toward covering program costs for 2026, helping us keep fees as low as possible.
Old-Fashion Cream Can Supper Fundraiser
Eagles Club 17 West 24th Street, Kearney, United StatesJoin us for a western old-fashion cream can supper!
Coffee Cup Stories Fundraiser
Kearney Women's Club 723 West 22nd Street, Kearney, NE, United StatesJoin us for a one-of-a-kind mid-winter fundraiser, where you can savor a warm cup of coffee or tea, indulge in delicious coffee cake, and enjoy lively conversation at the beautiful Women's Club.
Get Curious: When Life Goes Sideways
LyonHeart 3135 West 22nd St., Kearney, NE, United StatesDoes your child struggle when things don’t go as planned—big emotions, quick reactions, or shutting down?
Get Curious When Life Goes Sideways is a ground-based equine-assisted learning program where youth partner with horses to practice self-regulation, flexible thinking and learn how curiosity can help them respond appropriately when life gets challenging.
Youth will engage in hands-one activities to learn and develop the following skills: slowing down, regulating emotions and accepting feedback.
Rain & The Reading Horse Book Club
LyonHeart 3135 West 22nd St., Kearney, NE, United StatesDoes your child feel anxious about reading — especially reading out loud? Or maybe they already enjoy reading and just need a little boost in confidence and expression?
This spring, our HorsePowered Book Club will feature Rain & The Reading Horse by Maria Gianferrari — a powerful story about a shy young girl who discovers courage while reading to a horse named Snow.
Get Curious About Stable Relationships
LyonHeart 3135 West 22nd St., Kearney, NE, United StatesHealthy relationships begin with one important question:
What can I learn about myself first?
Get Curious About Stable Relationships is a five-week, ground-based equine-assisted learning program designed to help youth explore self-awareness, authenticity, and personal responsibility — the foundation of every healthy connection.
Get Curious About Friends & Boundaries
LyonHeart 3135 West 22nd St., Kearney, NE, United StatesGet Curious About Friends & Boundaries is a three-day HorsePowered Life Skills program designed to help your child build stronger, healthier friendships.
When youth partner with horses, they receive immediate, honest feedback about their choices, communication, and emotional awareness. They learn that trust is built through responsibility and safety — not just good intentions.
Through interactive, ground-based activities in the arena, your child will partner with a horse to practice setting boundaries, handling distractions, working as a team, and becoming the kind of friend, he/she wants to have and to be.
Monday – The Mid-Night Ride of Paul Revere
LyonHeart 3135 West 22nd St., Kearney, NE, United StatesTravel back in time to April 18, 1775.
In this immersive, ground-based equine escape experience, youth step into history and follow the path of Paul Revere’s famous midnight ride. Using the book Paul Revere’s Ride, (written by Cynthia Klingel & Robert B. Noyed) your child will solve literacy and math-based puzzles, decode clues, and work together to carry the warning across Boston Harbor and through Lexington.
This fully interactive experience blends history, academics, and equine-assisted learning in a way that makes the past come alive.