You Did It! Joey Wins!
You did it! You helped the best-selling book about Hope Reins' blind Appaloosa horse, Joey, blaze a winning trail and take the top prize in Tyndale's 2018 Literary Lovers Madness
Hope Reins on American Horse Talk
Watch Jennifer Marshall Bleakley, author of Joey: How a Blind Rescue Horse Helped Others Learn to See, and Kim Kelly Tschirret, Founder and CEO of Hope Reins, as they
PARADE: The Healing Power of Horses: How Equine Therapy Benefits Veterans, Victims of Abuse & More
Thought we'd share this outstanding article on how horses heal. Enjoy! *** "In 1991, 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard was abducted while walking from her home to a nearby school bus stop.
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
We. Are. Speechless.
We may be at a loss for words, but they're not: “One night in a desperate ‘Google’ search to help my child who was crying himself to sleep again,
Only 17 Remain
We hosted 10 Christmas parties for hundreds of kids and families from partner organizations like Durham and Raleigh Rescue Missions, Refugee Hope Partners, and TAPS, which serves families of
We’re Counting Down. Kids like Troy are Counting, too. On You.
Help fund the remaining 100 40 Kairos Kids on our waiting list who—like Troy— experience pain no child should face alone. Last weekend, Troy embraced his new equine friend, Sparrow, while attending
WRAL: Bond with Horse Teaches a Girl to Trust Again
Hope Reins friend, fellow horse lover and WRAL-TV anchor Gerald Owens spotlights the special friendship Alyssa had with our blind appaloosa, Joey. "RALEIGH, N.C. — At Hope Reins in north Raleigh rescued horses help
Thanks for Giving Hope
During this season of Thanksgiving, we want to say thanks for giving hope! Hope. It’s a simple word that represents so much to our kids and families at Hope
