Steve has been the hard working President of EATA’s Board of Directors since 2010, and was a volunteer with the program before that. As Board President, he presided over eight Cowboy Ball Fundraisers, helped direct the funding and construction of the Mabry Equidome, and provided invaluable insight into the organization of our mostly volunteer nonprofit. Kassi Fetters will be picking up the reins and taking his work forward as EATA’s new Board President.

Steve has promised not to go far and will continue to provide guidance and direction in an informal capacity (“If you need a guy to do something, I probably know a guy who knows a guy to get it done.”)

Thanks, Steve, for your many years of dedication and hard work in moving EATA forward to serve the needs of Alaskans with disabilities.

Thanks to everyone who bought tickets and/or helped spread the word to others about our first Paint Nite fundraiser! All the participants had a great time and took home their own masterpieces. We were able to earn $600 to support our summer therapy programs. We couldn’t do it without you!

The biennial Cowboy Ball filled the Marriott Ballroom on November 9, 2019, with music, dancing, awards, great food and some amazing auction items! Thanks to all volunteers, donors and participants for making this an evening to remember and raising money for Equine Assisted Therapy Alaska. EATA is able to serve Alaskans with disabilities because of your generosity.

Congratulations to Ken Peltier, Cowboy of the Year and to Tucker Miljevic, Volunteer of the Year!

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Congratulations to Tucker, EATA’s Volunteer of the Year! Check out our Volunteer page to see the other volunteers who were honored each week for their hard work and hours on the trail!