Make an Impact Today
Your generosity empowers us to continue offering transformative experiences and essential support for adults with special needs and their families.
At Story Ranch, we believe that every person's story Really Matters. That every person deserves to live a life of significance. We want to provide a safe place for people to explore opportunities to live a meaningful life through our Live. Work. Play. Model.
When you support Story Ranch you give an opportunity for someone to experience supportive job training, equine therapy and respite care. You get to be a part of what Really Matters.
Join us today in supporting this work of giving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities an opportunity to thrive.
Disclaimer: New Horizons Foundation is our fiscal sponsor and hosts a fund for Story Ranch.
Support Story Ranch: Empowering Individuals with Special Needs
At Story Ranch, we are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of adults with special needs. Through job skills training, respite care, and equine therapy, we create opportunities for growth, connection, and independence. Your support helps us provide these life-changing programs, ensuring every individual has the chance to thrive.
When you donate, you’ll see a link directing you to New Horizons Foundation, our fiduciary sponsor. They provide trusted administrative and financial oversight, ensuring your contribution is securely processed and fully dedicated to Story Ranch’s mission.
Be the Change You Want to See
Together, we can build a future of inclusion, opportunity, and hope. Thank you for partnering with us in this vital work.
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