Hope is Always Here for You (Heather)
For 10 years, you've cared for our kids and horses. You've fed our herd, paid the vet bills when they've been sick. Most importantly, you've offered hope and
Hope is Always Here for You (Jen)
For 10 years, you've cared for our kids and horses. You've fed our herd, paid the vet bills when they've been sick. Most importantly, you've offered hope and
Jesus & Worms.
Sometimes, I just want to share the simplest of stories with you. This is one of them. You support a sweet, yet extremely timid 7-year-old girl named Lia.
Hope is Always Here for You (Karen)
For 10 years, you've cared for our kids and horses. You've fed our herd, paid the vet bills when they've been sick. Most importantly, you've offered hope and
Hope is Always Here for You (Lory)
For 10 years, you've cared for our kids and horses. You've fed our herd, paid the vet bills when they've been sick. Most importantly, you've offered hope and
Good Egg #12: Director of Development: Shawnte’ Williams
Thanksgiving Day 2019 was memorable for Shawnte’ Williams, Hope Reins’ new Development Director. “We had 400 homeless to feed and $500,000 in damage at the rescue mission.” But
Good Egg #11: Volunteer & Hope Reins Photographer Becca Mill
The beautiful images that capture hope and healing at Hope Reins are courtesy of an amazingly talented woman named Rebecca “Becca” Mill. Aside from being one of
Good Egg #10: Board Member Pam Winters
Pam is easy to spot during sessions at Hope Reins. Her wide grin and genuinely warm nature disarms even the most timid of newcomers to the ranch. She
Good Eggs #8 & #9: Dave & Ray
On Saturday mornings, you’ll likely find Dave Guy and Ray Martin loitering around the Hope Reins welcome center by 7:00 AM. The coffee brews inside the lodge
Good Egg #7: Volunteer Denise Etheridge
There are three cheery mailboxes near the white picket gate of Hope Reins’ garden. Denise Etheridge loves to peek into one in particular for its treasure trove of
