Heartland Youth Ranch

“Nebraska ded grant 12,000 total 12,000”

“Expenses advertising and promotion 1,102 insurance 3,636 bank charges 4 horse care 2,817 repairs 661 supplies 2,319 travel 1,200 website 1,112 non-investment depreciation 2,541 total 15,392”

“21,608 21,608 less accumulated depreciation 4,625 7,166 total 16,983 14,442”

“Our mission is to provide encouragement for the child, healing for the family, empower the ministry, and care for the equine by providing a place for children and their families to find hope, healing and encouragement; offer an environment of unconditional love and acceptance; and create a place where visitors will learn respect for themselves, others, the animals they work with and the environment where we live. We believe we are all created in the image of god and loved by him immensely. Using horses in our sessions that love is demonstrated through the horse. Horses accept us unconditionally, are non judgmental and reveal to us the real person within.”

“To accomplish our mission in 2020 we continued to serve children and their families in our community and beyond. This was not a year to step back but to step up and be available to those needing encouragement and healing during such a difficult time in our history. We believe god has ordained the family and strong families are teh core to any strong community. We continue to strive to bring families together in a healing nonjudgmental environment. We began our season holding our annual staff training in march. Our session season opened in may due to some covid-19 restrictions. We held individual sessions through out the summer months and into october. We held our annual summer camp in june. We followed all covid requirements and had no problems. We held our summer barbeque in june. We redid our website making it more user friendly and eye appealing to those who visit our site. We welcomed several new volunteers. One of our founders worked on a biblical coaching certification and a volunteer management course. We joined with 26 local non profit organizations in our county and held an annual giving day. Each organization received donations but more important we worked together to educate our community on the importance of the non profits in our community and the impact they have on those living in our area and beyond.”