Hope is Always Here for You
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 healing to thousands of kids
What Do These Three Restaurants Have In Common?
What do Jersey Mike's, Milton's Pizza and Goodberry's have in common? They are like you. They all have a heart for Hope Reins. As we navigate together through the stages of reopening our
A Hope Reins Mom Made a Video for You. Watch it.
There are many ways our kids and families express their gratitude to you. It may be a handwritten note, drawing of one of the horses, or a tender hug after a session. So
What’s the Herd Been Up to Since COVID-19?
We had a lot of you asking about the well-being of the Hope Reins herd during our virtual fundraising event last week. Rest assured, they are thriving! In fact, we shared a special
Hear What This Widow of a Marine Says About You.
If you missed the virtual fundraising event for the kids and horses last week, here's your chance to watch the most heartwarming part! And, it's all because of you and your generous support
In Case You Missed the Story Behind this Hug. Now’s Your Chance.
In case we missed you, here's a link to the recorded HOPE LIVES HERE Virtual Event held today. You don't want to miss the story about 6-year-old Troy, who lost his veteran Marine
Look What You’ve Done for the Kids & Horses in 1 Week!
I'd like to personally invite you to join in our next step before reopening Hope Reins: It's a 30-minute 'virtual' event that will be held Thursday, May 7, from NOON - 12:30 PM live
Very Sad News About Our Horse, Twinkle.
We have some very hard news to share with you. Many of you know Twinkle’s story of abuse and neglect that occurred during her formative years of growth before coming to Hope Reins. 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 the Panama City Rescue Mission
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