Volunteering
Supporting thoughtful horsemanship
Loving the journey
Frontier Farm welcomes individuals who are interested in contributing their time and skills in support of the horses and daily operations of the farm.
Volunteering here is a structured and supervised opportunity to serve, learn, and be part of a community centered on thoughtful horsemanship.
Whether your strengths are creative, practical, or hands-on, there may be a place for you here.
Areas Where Volunteers
Are Needed
Volunteer roles may include:
Tech & Media Support
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Social media assistance
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Photography and video capture
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Editing and content organization
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Website updates
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Event promotion
Property & Project Help
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Painting projects
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Light maintenance tasks
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Barn organization
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Event setup assistance
Hands-On Barn Support
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Grooming
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Bathing ponies
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Cleaning stalls
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Wiping down harnesses and equipment
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General barn chores
All volunteer participation is supervised. Safety and horse welfare remain the highest priority.
Who We’re Looking For
Volunteers should be:
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Reliable and consistent
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Willing to follow instruction
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Respectful of structure and boundaries
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Comfortable with physical work
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Supportive of Frontier Farm’s mission and values
No prior horse experience is required for all roles — only a willingness to learn and contribute.
What Volunteering Is Not
Volunteering does not include:
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Riding or driving privileges
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Unsupervised access to horses
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Employment compensation
This is a service-based opportunity rooted in responsibility, growth, and community.
Interested in Volunteering?
Please contact Annie at (360) 827-3627 to discuss the with next steps! We cannot wait to meet you!
Supporting thoughtful horsemanship.
Loving the journey.
We offer a limited number of hands-on internship opportunities for individuals looking to deepen their horsemanship and gain real-world experience in a thoughtful, professional farm setting. This is a learn-by-doing environment designed for those who take pride in their work and have a genuine desire to grow. Please click here to learn more