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Do you want to make a difference? From seniors and students in need of community service to the members of your morning coffee group, all can be a part of Vinceremos. Anyone with as little time as one hour a week can help an individual with disabilities enjoy of the benefits of equine-assisted…

Vinceremos sent 16 riders to represent Palm Beach County at the Special Olympic State Equestrian Games on March 22 & 23 at the Grand Oaks Resort in Weirsdale, Florida. The team looked very professional in their uniforms that were sponsored by CaptiveOne Advisors. The event included teams for 29…

Lugano Diamonds brought some real sparkle to this year's Vinceremos Benefit! For their second year Lugano Diamonds has graciously donated a stunning creation from their diamond collection. We so apprecaite their generosity in bringing the JOY OF HORSE to those with disabilities in our community!…

Start the new year right by joining us for the first volunteer orientation of 2019 on Sat., Jan. 5 from 2:30-4 p.m. To volunteer at the farm, you don't need any horse experience, we will teach you all you need to know. Please wear closed-toe shoes; sneakers are fine. There are also opportunities to…

Vinceremos sends a special THANK YOU to Palm Beach Equine Clinic for their ability to take a tragedy and turn it into a miracle! Clark Kent was surrounded by super veterinarians: Dr. Weston Davis, Dr. Marilyn Connor, Dr. Andrea Gomez, Dr. Michael Myhre, Dr. Janet Greenfield and the vet techs for…

Thanks to TheHorse.com for this exciting news from June 8, 2018. On June 8 the U.S. House of Representatives passed HR 5895, the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations Act of 2018, which that included an amendment to increase funding for the Veterans Affairs’ Adaptive Sports…

DYK: Vinceremos is situated on 15 acres in Loxahatchee, Florida. Equipped with a 24-stall barn and a 45,000 sq. ft. covered arena, which includes state-of-the-art footing, our incredible facility is one of the many ways our special donors and volunteers have come together to help change lives.

This story was created by Seminole Ridge High School Television Production Academy students Shannon O'Sullivan, Alexa Koenig and Christina Gonzalez.

Jeff and Tommy prove there’s more to equine therapy than simply riding.