Little Bit in the News
The Redmond Reporter The Redmond Reporter attended our First Strides event. Samantha Pak has been following Little Bit's progress at Dunmire Stables for some time now and has yet again written a wonderful article. Click here to read it!

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John and Kelly Olerud: Changing Lives Bit by Bit

 

Posted on January 27, 2011 at 12:30 PM: Former first baseman John Olerud and his wife, Kelly, discuss how they became a part of Little Bit. The Olerud family has been helped lead Little Bit's expansion and have been advocates for other families caring for children with disabilities.

 

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Riding experiences at Little Bit can lead to beneficial life changes as unique as each rider. Your support allows Little Bit to help build brighter futures and greater opportunities for each of our riders in a fun environment.
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Founded in 1976, Little Bit is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization leading the way in the field of therapeutic horseback riding. Little Bit receives no government funding and relies on individual and corporate donations, fund raising events, grants, and minimal tuition to meet its operating budget.

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19802 N.E. 148th Street
Woodinville, WA 98077
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