Volunteering Opportunities
Volunteering at Windmill Stables isn't just about helping out, it's about becoming part of something bigger. Our Volunteer Program gives students, equestrian enthusiasts, and community members a chance to learn by doing, connect with horses, and make a real difference in our barn family.
Our volunteers are active contributors to barn life, supporting our instructors, caring for horses, and helping maintain the environment that makes Windmill so special. In return, volunteers gain valuable skills, mentorship, and a sense of belonging.
Volunteers must be enrolled in our Windmill Family Membership to participate. This ensures access to ongoing training, recognition events, and exclusive barn happenings.
Lesson Prep & Barn Support
Daily Care & Management
Leadership & Teaching Support
Volunteering at Windmill also fulfills service hours for a variety of programs:
Volunteers at Windmill don’t just pitch in, they become part of our legacy. They build resilience. They learn responsibility. They find confidence through care. And most of all, they join a barn family that’s grounded in gratitude and growth.
Becoming a volunteer is easy:
We can’t wait to welcome you into our barn family.
Stay connected to the barn and enjoy exclusive perks, even without weekly lessons. Perfect for parents, former students, or horse lovers who want to remain part of our barn community. Also required for all volunteers who want to give back and stay involved.
$49/month
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“It’s truly an amazing place, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to improve their riding skills or simply enjoy the rewarding experience of being around horses.”
Gail S.
Before You Arrive
Whether you're wondering about our cancellation policy, appropriate attire, or safety requirements, we've got you covered. Our FAQ answers common questions while our Barn Rules ensure everyone enjoys a safe, respectful environment.
Safety and Responsibility
Under Texas law (Chapter 87, Civic Practice and Remedies Code), a farm animal professional is not liable for an injury to or the death of a participant in farm animal activities resulting from the inherent risks of farm animal activities.