Volunteers: Share Your Story!
One of our core values at Hope Reins is 'Share Your Story." And, although we love telling stories about our kids and horses, you're the ones volunteering on the
NORTH CAROLINA HEALTH NEWS: Hope Reins uses rescued horses to help children in crisis
We recently had a visit from a talented journalist from North Carolina Health News to delve into just why Hope Reins' equine therapy program helps kids. And, thanks to
Abby Update
It is with great sadness that we bring you news of Abby's sudden passing last night. After many hours of interventions to resolve severe colic and relieve her unimaginable
Hoofin’ It With Timmy
Timothy could be Tom Sawyer. Fair-skinned with dark, curly hair and an endearing Southern twang, the 10-year-old lived a lifetime of unforgettable adventures with his Dad. From storm chasing
Prepared & Praying
Thank you to all of our supporters, volunteers, and families we serve for your concern over the well-being and safety of the Hope Reins herd during the impending hurricane. Twinkle Prepares for
Growing Up and Out of Pain at Hope Reins
Do you know what it feels like to be the “awkward” kid? Cheyanne does. Chey and Deetz Bullied at an early age, she fell into
Cameron’s Arena: A Shelter from Life’s Storms
After her son took his own life at the age of 27, Kay Warren, co-founder of Saddleback Church, one of the largest evangelical Christian churches in the
2,000 Pounds of Hope. 3 Broken Hearts.
When Aaron Guin texted his wife, Amanda, that he was ‘done,’ she didn’t know what he meant until she heard the police sirens. He’d been at home
For The Love of Cadence
The success of Hope Reins as a ministry is rooted in the deep, significant relationships found here. Kids learn to trust by bonding with session leaders. Volunteers rely on team