Stable Recovery

11/20/2025

We are still in need of some winter items. Our biggest need at the moment is winter coats and overalls.

As the weather turns colder, we are reaching out for help supporting the men in our program. We’re currently approaching 70 residents, and our supply of warm clothing is running low. Our men work outdoors or in barns as part of their recovery and job training, so durable, weather-appropriate clothing is essential to keeping them comfortable and safe through the winter months.

We are in need of all types of winter items — coats, gloves, hats, socks, boots, and workwear — in any size. Both new and gently used donations are appreciated.

If you don’t have items to donate but would still like to help, we’ve created an Amazon Wish List where you can easily purchase and ship items directly to us: https://a.co/8p7d5Zt

Donations can be dropped off or shipped to:
3363 Tates Creek Road, Suite 212
Lexington, KY 40502

Your generosity makes a real difference. Thank you for helping us keep our residents warm, supported, and equipped for success this winter.

11/17/2025

At Stable Recovery, we are proud to share that 80% of our legacy graduates—those who have completed our full one-year program—are still sober and gainfully employed to date. This incredible milestone reflects the dedication of our team and the hard work of every resident who commits to rebuilding their life. We remain focused every day on equipping our residents with the tools, structure, and support they need for continued success long after graduation.

To set each resident up for lasting success, our program includes a structured 3 phase system designed to promote accountability, growth, and independence. Throughout their year with us, residents work a 12-step program and participate in workforce development training within the equine industry.

Men spend 90 days training at the Taylor Made School of Horsemanship, while women complete 90 days at the Spy Coast School of Horsemanship. After this foundational training, Stable Recovery helps residents secure employment with our strategic partners in the equine industry, where they continue working for the remainder of their stay. During this time, they maintain their 12-step work and attend all program meetings and requirements.

Upon becoming legacy graduates, residents may continue their employment with these strategic partners and they are equipped with the skills to be successful.

Donate here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/srdonationform

11/15/2025

Thank you Kentucky Football for gifting tickets for our residents to the Kentucky vs. Tennessee Tech game. Our residents had a great time!

11/14/2025

Thomas is our most recent graduate of the Taylor Made School of Horsemanship. Thomas has obtained full time employment at Juddmonte. We are so proud of him and excited to see him succeed throughout the rest of his time here at Stable Recovery.

11/13/2025

Today we celebrated Shahana's completing her first 30 days in the Spy Coast School of Horsemanship. She is the first female to complete 30 days in the school. We are excited for her to finish the school and for more women to hit this milestone.

11/12/2025

Stable Recovery is partnering with Krispy Kreme now through February 9th! For every dozen donuts purchased through our special link, $7.50 will be donated back to Stable Recovery to support our men in recovery.

It’s an easy (and delicious!) way to give back — whether you’re treating your office, family, or friends, every dozen makes a difference.

Purchase here: https://www.groupraise.com/oc/67560?utm_campaign=ocmp_copy_url&utm_medium=social&utm_source=offers_promo
Campaign ends February 9th

Thank you for helping us make recovery a little sweeter!

Help Stable Recovery fundraise by ordering delicious Krispy Kreme Digital Dozens today! Enjoy mouth-watering dozens & share to support their Krispy Kreme Fundraiser!

11/12/2025

As the weather turns colder, we are reaching out for help supporting the men in our program. We’re currently approaching 70 residents, and our supply of warm clothing is running low. Our men work outdoors or in barns as part of their recovery and job training, so durable, weather-appropriate clothing is essential to keeping them comfortable and safe through the winter months.

We are in need of all types of winter items — coats, gloves, hats, socks, boots, and workwear — in any size. Both new and gently used donations are appreciated.

If you don’t have items to donate but would still like to help, we’ve created an Amazon Wish List where you can easily purchase and ship items directly to us: https://a.co/8p7d5Zt

Donations can be dropped off or shipped to:
3363 Tates Creek Road, Suite 212
Lexington, KY 40502

Your generosity makes a real difference. Thank you for helping us keep our residents warm, supported, and equipped for success this winter.

11/12/2025

Stable Recovery is hiring a School of Horsemanship Coordinator. If you are interested in applying please email a cover letter and resume to the Program Director, Blake Hobson, at blake@stablerecovery.net.

11/11/2025

We are still accepting applications!

Stable Recovery is hiring a Development Director. Interested candidates should submit a cover letter, resume, and three professional references to Mindy Towles, Director of External Affairs, at mindy@stablerecovery.net with the subject line “Development Director - Stable Recovery”. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day! 🇺🇸
Today, we take a moment to honor and thank all of the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication to protecting our freedom inspire us every day.

At Stable Recovery, we are especially proud to recognize the veterans within our own community:
Chris, our Intake Coordinator, served in the U.S. Army and is celebrating his birthday today!
Cody and Riley, both residents in our program, also served in the U.S. Army
Joshua and George, residents in our program, served in the U.S. Navy
Joseph, another resident, served in the U.S. Marine Corps

We are deeply grateful for their service. Veterans hold a special place in our hearts, and we are proud to walk beside them on their journey of recovery. To all veterans, today and every day, we thank you for your service and sacrifice.

11/11/2025

Good morning,
We want to make our community aware that there have been recent instances of individuals falsely claiming to represent Stable Recovery. Please remember, Stable Recovery will never reach out directly to request donations of items. If you receive a message like this, please do not respond and let us know.

11/07/2025

JT just recently graduated from the School of Horsemanship and is now working full time for Stable Recovery. We are so proud of him for the work he is putting in and we can’t wait to see the amazing things he does.