T.H.E. FARM (Tewksbury Hospital Equestrian FARM) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and PATH Premier Accredited Center. It provides equine therapeutic programs for the general public, as well as for clients of Tewksbury Hospital, schools and other service agencies. T.H.E. FARM offers public riding and horsemanship programs for individuals of all abilities.

Our Mission…to enrich lives through the healing power of horses

The idea of T.H.E. FARM began in 1997 when a group of local citizens wanted to integrate philanthropic with land conservation goals. T.H.E. FARM operates through the continued efforts of dedicated volunteers, from the Board of Directors to those whose functions include working at the barn, on the grounds, in therapeutic sessions and in the administration of our programs.

• Get ready for Summer! During the month of May all promotional t-shirts at T.H.E. FARM Shop will be reduced by $2.00.
• Thank you to all supported our Annual Golf Ball Drop Event. It was a great day especially for our winners! We had two golf balls make a direct hit in the hole and our first place winners were Les Nelson of Tewksbury and Richard Gacioch of North Andover. Second place went to Sarah McTiernan of Milford and third place was Coleen Lefthes of Ipswich. A big thank you to Marc Ginsburg our helicopter pilot, and all who attended and supported our event.  Photos
• T.H.E. FARM also wants to thank all of our energetic runners and walkers who participated in our 5K Walk/Run. Horsebreak Hill was an easy challenge for all, both young and old.  Check here for race results.  Photos
• A big thank you to all who participated and supported the NEDA Show held Sunday to benefit T.H.E. FARM. For those of you who want to purchase photos from professional photographer, Carole MacDonald, please visit her site. 
• The 2012 Summer Camp will be held the week of August 13th.  A fun-filled week of learning and riding with Jess Clemons. Registration for summer camp is now open.  More details and registration form.
• Recently featured on NPR, read or listen to this special report, “Pet Therapy: How Animals And Humans Heal Each Other”.