COMPASSION IN ACTION –
Sept. 27, 2025 – Stable Recovery volunteers and community members spent the day cleaning up a house and five acres of land for Elizabeth Blythe, a well-known figure in the equine industry who has fallen on hard times due to health and financial struggles. The cleanup involved raking leaves, blowing debris, and using heavy machinery to clear the overgrown land. “It was pretty much a jungle,” said Frank Taylor, co-founder of Stable Recovery. Volunteers worked alongside Stable Recovery residents, creating large piles of branches ready for disposal. The local nonprofit organization, which operates as a sober living community helping people overcome addiction and find employment in the horse business. “Part of these guys’ sobriety and getting better and staying sober is giving back to their fellow man,” Taylor said.
