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A Community that Cares

Our community is so blessed to have a strong group of        non-profit organizations to support individuals with disabilities. 

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Each of these organizations touched Hailey's life in a very special way.  The leaders of these organizations are dedicated to helping others and we wanted to share these resources with you.

Taylor's Place

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Taylor's Place is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a vibrant, inclusive community where adults with disabilities can live together and build meaningful relationships.

Everyone deserves a community that celebrates their unique abilities!

Moonlit Acres Retreat

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Moonlit Acres Retreat Farm meets guest’s needs for retreat and renewal by providing memorable inclusive experiences through fun, engaging, interest-based activities on the farm as well as in the community.


From supported retreat events and professional consultation to community get-togethers and betterment health and wellness workshops, Moonlit Acres offers something for everyone.

The Skill Tree

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The Skill Tree is a dedicated learning hub for neurodivergent, autistic, and non-neurotypical individuals, offering a range of social and practical skill-building opportunities. Our goal is to empower individuals to thrive and succeed in a world that often isn’t designed with their unique needs in mind. Through tailored programs, we help participants develop the tools they need to navigate life confidently and on their own terms.

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Learning to HUMAN one skill at a time!!

Meadow Creek Farm

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The mission of Meadow Creek Farm & Calm Acres is to improve the well-being of individuals through customized equine experiences.  It has been demonstrated that horses have an amazing power to unlock human potential.  At Calm Acres we provide an environment where participants can relax, learn, and grow as they interact with this amazing animal.

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Our horses are the "calm makers" at Calm Acres.

Timberbrook Farm

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Harnessing the therapeutic power of animals to meet goals, inspire independence, and build a community.

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Therapeutic riding encourages riders to develop an interest in the outside world, take bigger risks in life, and develop emotional control and self-discipline.

Inclusive Pathways

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​Inclusive Pathways: Fostering Friendships.
Our differences make us stronger.


Inclusive Pathways is a community program for people ages 14–21 with and without disabilities. Hosted at First Presbyterian Church of Westminster, we bring together individuals from different abilities and walks of life to connect, collaborate, and support one another.

Dreams do Come True!

We are already working on our next project goals and we can wait to share more details soon!

A year ago, we created the vision board above to share our dream of bringing a sensory trail to life—complete with musical instruments, interactive sensory panels, and accessible raised garden beds. Thanks to the incredible generosity and support of our community, that dream is becoming a reality. We have now secured all of the elements needed to create the sensory trail.

 

Even more exciting, our original vision has grown beyond what we imagined. Through the generous support of a grant, we now have the opportunity to create a dedicated sensory garden in addition to the sensory trail, transforming our initial dream into an even more engaging, inclusive, and meaningful experience for visitors of all abilities. 

Hailey's Wish is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established as a fund of the Community Foundation of Carroll County.

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Hailey’s Wish 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, the appointment to and termination from its Board of Directors, hiring and firing of staff or contractors, selection of volunteers, selection of vendors, and providing of services.

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