Volunteer Appreciation Month
It's officially Volunteer Appreciation Month at Hope Reins! In case you missed the email sent to you last Tuesday, there are two important items I want to reemphasize to you today: First, we absolutely
The Tiny House With a BIG Heart.
One of the first things you'll notice when entering our gates is the bright red welcome center and a sign reflecting the beautiful words from Psalm 118:23. The building and scripture are strategically placed
We Found Waldo …
If you recall, almost six months ago, I asked for your help in finding a replacement for our beloved ranch manager who moved to Arizona. I told you we'd been exhaustively scouring Raleigh/Durham looking
We’re Boasting About You Again. Find Out Why.
It may be cold outside, but we've got plenty of heartwarming messages from the kids and horses to keep you toasty all month. That's because we're celebrating Thank-YOU-ary instead of January at Hope Reins.
WATCH: You’re in Good Company with Dr. Nido Qubein
I'm always so honored and excited to share the story of Hope Reins with others. And it's only because of your enduring generosity that I had the privilege recently to speak with Dr. Nido
You’ve Made History. Again.
You've made history. Again. A record-breaking 75 victims of trauma will be healing at Hope Reins in 2024 because of your generous heart. You've given each of these precious souls a full year of
Countdown to Healing: 9 Kids are Counting on You.
Christmas may be over, but your Christmas gift is still needed! If you've not given your Christmas gift yet I’d like to ask you to please send it today. Your generosity will ensure a
WATCH: You Helped Him Find Sunshine
Your generosity has healed so many kids. I want to ask you today to watch Cruze's story below because it shows how your Christmas gifts go to work immediately to help kids recover from significant
Grandma Can’t Fix it Anymore.
Do you know a grandmother who suddenly became a mom again? If so, maybe she’s like Lucinda, who assumed guardianship of her grandson, Sam, after her daughter was diagnosed with schizophrenia and couldn't care