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A pile of leaves. A burst of laughter. Space to simply be a kid. That’s part of what makes Fall Festival at Hope Reins s

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A pile of leaves. A burst of laughter. Space to simply be a kid. That’s part of what makes Fall Festival at Hope Reins sA pile of leaves.Oct 2618 likes“I’m SO BRAVE!” For a little girl who once said, “I’m not good enough,” those words meant so much. When Sloane arrived a“I’m SO BRAVE!” For a little girl who once said…Oct 1622 likesThinking about starting an equine mentorship ministry? Hear from leaders taking that step. Seven Hope Reins Academy learThinking about starting an equine mentorship ministry?Oct 1341 likes201 children served. 80 new children welcomed. 65 kids growing through Leadership Collective. 46 graduates celebrated. 6201 children served.Oct 233 likesFor eight-year-old Raven, healing began with knowing she belongs. After her parents’ separation and the devastating lossFor eight-year-old Raven, healing began with knowing she belongs.Sep 2844 likesWhat do a creative boy and a curious horse have in common? A love of play and, sometimes, a baseball. When Noah first caWhat do a creative boy and a curious horse have in common?Sep 1845 likes“Now, she looks forward to every Thursday afternoon.” When this young girl first came to Hope Reins, she was hesitant. P“Now, she looks forward to every Thursday afternoon.” When this young girl first came to…Sep 1057 likesThe work of hope and healing often begins long before a child arrives at the ranch. It begins with volunteers willing toThe work of hope and healing often begins long before a child arrives at the ranch.Sep 460 likesSometimes a child chooses a horse. And sometimes a horse chooses them. Chloe* was quiet and hesitant as she entered theSometimes a child chooses a horse.Aug 28100 likesThere wasn’t an opening for Peyton. Then she met Shiloh. Peyton was 10 when she first came through the gates of Hope ReiThere wasn’t an opening for Peyton.Aug 1464 likesWhat does it feel like to wait to be seen? Frustrated. Sad. Mad. And what does it feel like when a horse sees you and chWhat does it feel like to wait to be seen?Jul 3145 likesA few hours remain. The Heroes for Hope campaign ends at midnight tonight. We’re thinking about every child who will walA few hours remain.Jun 1215 likesToday is the final day of the Heroes for Hope campaign. Every week, children arrive at Hope Reins carrying fear, grief,Today is the final day of the Heroes for Hope campaign.Jun 1219 likesLESS THAN 24 HOURS LEFT. Tomorrow at midnight, the matching funds expire. Every day, Hope Reins horses help children inLESS THAN 24 HOURS LEFT.Jun 1120 likesThere’s something about a horse. If you’ve ever spent time with one, you know. A child who struggles to trust people canThere’s something about a horse.Jun 1031 likesThere’s something about a horse. A child who feels unsafe can feel safe with a horse. A child who doesn’t know who to trThere’s something about a horse.Jun 1025 likesJoin us at the ranch as we celebrate Juneteenth! Hosted by the Hope Reins Diversity Collective, this special morning wilJoin us at the ranch as we celebrate Juneteenth!Jun 530 likesWe’re almost there! You know that feeling when the finish line is finally in sight? That’s where we are. Because of thisWe’re almost there!Jun 440 likesThis Mental Health Awareness Month, you can help bring hope to a child in crisis. Every session, every mentor, every horThis Mental Health Awareness Month, you can help bring hope to a child in crisis.May 2730 likesFeed Veterinary care Training Daily care and support Not every hero wears a cape. Some wear horseshoes. Brandon came toFeed Veterinary care Training Daily care and support Not every hero wears a cape.May 2237 likesThese are the truths we speak over every child at Hope Reins. And over time, through safe relationships and consistent cThese are the truths we speak over every child at Hope Reins.May 2057 likes“He turned his back… but the horse didn’t walk away.” Andrew was only 11 years old when he came to Hope Reins carrying t“He turned his back… but the horse didn’t walk away.” Andrew was only 11 years old when…May 1548 likes

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A first we’ll never forget. Our very first Hope Reins Graduation was filled with moments we’ll treasure forever. BeforeHope Reins EssentialsA pile of leaves. A burst of laughter. Space to simply be a kid. That’s part of what makes Fall Festival at Hope Reins sEquine mentorship ministry