Support
How We Help
We Contribute to Animal Therapy Organizations.
Lives enhanced by animal therapy organizations are countless.
There are many animal therapy nonprofit organizations dedicated to exploring and promoting the power of the human-animal bond. We are dedicated to the support of these therapies and the organizations of animal-assisted care who enhance and heal the lives of people that benefit from these. therapies.
We directly support animal-assisted therapy nonprofits organizations through the self-funded efforts of The Lacey Family Foundation 501(C)(3) non-profit organization. The Lacey Family Foundation’s grant-based organization has helped organizations to strengthen and widen their services to enhance animal therapy.
Our support also comes from advocacy in educating and voicing the many health benefits associated with this type of treatment. Through animal-assisted activities (AAA) and animal-assisted therapies (AAT) that make-up a wide pool of nonprofits need help by reinforcing these benefits which impact humans’ lives.
Supported Organizations
Lacey Family Foundation Supported Organizations
ANGEL ON A LEASH
Mission:
Angel on a LeashTM, Inc. (AOAL), is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides volunteer therapy dog handler teams (Champions) to visit with anyone that would benefit from the human-canine bond in enhancing human health and quality of life.
THE BARN AT SPRING BROOK FARM
Mission:
To enrich the lives of children with disabilities through animal-assisted activities.
A FAIR SHAKE FOR YOUTH
Mission:
A Fair Shake for Youth uses the power of registered therapy dogs to help middle school youth build a foundation of empathy and self-esteem, and reduce bullying. As the kids learn to work with the dogs they learn about themselves and each other in ways that open up new possibilities for their lives.
PALS FOR LIFE
Mission:
Our Purpose is to have pets and people help each other to live happier, healthier and more fulfilled lives. Pals For Life provides innovative animal assisted therapy programs to local community institutions and organizations throughout the Delaware Valley.
