Groom/Barn Manager Wanted
We’re seeking an experienced, dedicated Groom/Barn Manager to join the Kindle Hill Foundation team in April 2027.
Full-time, five days a week.
Volunteer Spotlight: Regina & Don Carpenter
At Kindle Hill Foundation, our volunteers are the heart of everything we do. Through this Volunteer Spotlight series, we are honored to celebrate the individuals whose compassion, dedication, and generosity help make our mission possible each and every day. This month, we are proud to shine the spotlight on Regina and Don Carpenter, whose warmth and commitment have become a treasured part of our barn community.
WMFZ visits Kindle Hill
Through equine-assisted therapy and learning programs, they help children, teens, families, first responders, and veterans across the Greater Philadelphia region find healing that traditional therapy sometimes can't reach on its own.
The Guardians Jiu-Jitsu Club
Since 2025, Kindle Hill Foundation has been honored to partner with The Guardian's Jiu-Jitsu Club, which was founded in a garage at the East Norriton Township Police Department and now trains at our facility every Wednesday and Friday from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. The club's 45 (and growing rapidly) members represent local, county, state, and federal agencies spanning Montgomery, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Philadelphia counties. All membership fees are reinvested directly into our Equine-Assisted Therapy program for police officers by Kindle Hill Foundation owner Saly Glassman.
This partnership reflects what we see every day: law enforcement professionals thrive when they are supported holistically, physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Buckingham Township Police Department
Kindle Hill Foundation has a defensive tactics training facility on our property, which provided Buckingham Police with a unique opportunity to integrate mental wellness, equine-assisted training, and team-building exercises into their control tactics curriculum.
Proud Recipient of a Grant from USEF Opportunity Fund
US Equestrian is pleased to announce that it has awarded $90,500 in USEF Opportunity Fund grants to 13 USEF Community Outreach Organizations (COO) in the fund’s fourth year through a comprehensive review process. Kindle Hill Foundation is one of the proud recipients of this grant.
How We Care for Our Equine Partners
Our commitment to exceptional horse care isn't just about animal welfare—though that remains our primary concern—it's about creating the optimal conditions for healing and learning to occur. When our horses feel secure, comfortable, and emotionally balanced, they become calm, confident partners capable of the sensitive, responsive work that makes equine-assisted therapy so transformative.
The Peg Collins Equine Assisted Therapy Scholarship Fund
In support of Peg’s fight against cancer and of her great passion for Equine Assisted Therapy, donations to The Peg Collins Equine Assisted Therapy Scholarship Fund will benefit two organizations that she admired greatly.