You Can Help
MAKE AN ETERNAL IMPACT
Hope Ranch encourages you to get involved in our mission. There are so many ways you can make a difference in the lives of women and teenage girls who have fallen victim to human trafficking.
Donate
Mentor / volunteer
The greatest resource you have is your time and talent. Put them to work at Hope Ranch by becoming a volunteer or one of our special life-changing mentors, each of whom works with a woman who needs acceptance, a good life example and unswerving love.
Pray
Your prayers can—and do—make a difference. We encourage you to volunteer to intercede in prayer.
Spread the word
Hope Ranch Invites you to share our message and mission with your friends, neighbors and family. Encourage them to become involved with you.
Supplies We Need
In addition to financial support, we also accept donations of supplies to help support the women in our care.
Volunteer opportunities
Grant Writing
Photographers
Mentors
Equine Shadowers
Exterior Painting
Mowing
Fence Maintenance
Security Light Installation
Teaching Life Skills
Other Ways to Support Us
Amazon Smile
If you select Hope Ranch for Women, Inc. as your charity of choice, Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of your eligible AmazonSmile purchases to Hope Ranch whenever you shop on Amazon Smile.
Dillons Community Rewards
- Members must visit the Dillons website at dillons.com/communityrewards
- Sign in OR Create an account
- Click on “Enroll Now”
- Enter the 5-digit NPO EN097 and search
- Select HOPE RANCH FOR WOMEN, INC. and click on “Enroll”
For More Information
To learn more about how you can help, please contact us. We would love to answer your questions.
A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization
Cat is a certified Faith-Based Equine-Assisted Philosophy facilitator and a professional horse specialist. Since childhood, she has ridden, taught, trained, bred, competed, and passionately loved horses. She has shown nationally in both western and dressage disciplines. Cat received her Bachelor of Arts degree and her Master of Arts degree in Communication from Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas. She is the founder of Life Participation Seminars. She is the author of