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Hooves & Heroes spring open house and fundraiser was Sunday, May 3rd!
Hooves & Heroes was a tremendous success!
Thank you to everyone that joined up on Sunday for our annual spring fundraiser. The weather was perfect, the horses were groomed to a shine, the students had smiles on their faces during the demonstrations, the food from Wandering Donkey was delicious, our sponsors were represented, our guests were generous and our staff & volunteers ensured everything and every element flowed flawlessly! What a day and what a success!
Be sure to visit Camelots Facebook page to check out pictures.
You’ll also have the opportunity to take part in our beloved Chain of Hearts campaign—an especially meaningful way to honor a loved one or cherished animal while directly supporting Camelot’s mission.
One of the most successful elements to this fundraiser is our Chain of Hearts campaign. And it is not too late to join our efforts! Visit http://www.camelotaz.org/hearts/ to purchase and dedicate a heart. Your 100% tax deductible contribution goes directly toward program services and helps Camelot reach our Hooves & Heroes fundraising goals.
Camelot Chronicles: Spring 2026
Be sure to check out the Spring 2026 issue of our Camelot Chronicles newsletter, available online now. This issue shares one alumna’s drive and commitment to building the life of her dreams, spotlights the incredible Camelot riding instructors and meet Camelot mentee’s Gracee and Emma!
Our Mission
Camelot’s mission is to improve the quality of life for children and adults with disabilities through programs of horsemanship and outdoor education, which develop self-worth, independence, and active participation in the community.
What We Do
Since its incorporation in 1983, Camelot has offered one-on-one education, with instruction tailored to the individual needs of our students. Camelot offers adaptive horseback riding and carriage driving. We specialize in serving riders with physical disabilities aged seven and up. In addition to mounted and driving lessons, the Camelot curriculum covers topics such as safety, breeds, colors, conformation, horses use through the ages, basic vet care, and stable management.
Camelot is located on 14.25 acres of the Sonoran Desert in the Pinnacle Peak area of Arizona. Our barrier-free, wheelchair-accessible facility makes it possible for students to saddle or hitch, ride or drive, and groom our horses with minimal help.
The Camelot philosophy is that everyone faces personal dragons, yet every person is a potential dragon-slayer. The most intimidating obstacles can be vanquished with love and courage. Camelot provides the opportunity and support to succeed.
Non-Discrimination Policy
Camelot does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations. These activities include, but are not limited to, hiring and firing of staff, selection of volunteers and vendors, and provision of services. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members of our staff, students, volunteers, and vendors.