Allegiance Ranch and Equine Rescue

“Merch/rodeo/hayride tickets cost of goods sold 10,231 expenses advertising and promotion 40 office supplies 1,260 computer equipment 1,730 telephone 314 computer & internet 1,848 interest expense 559 insurance 2,154 bank fees 908 business reg fees 20 charitable contributions 50 dues & subs 3,138 equipment rental 6,169 fuel 966 hay 22,018 meals 656 ranch supplies 6,104 special events 2,837 supplies 112 travel 668 vehicle expenses 417 volunteer appreciation 2,010 volunteer meals 2,855 payroll processing 47 mud mitigation 14,403 donkey shelters 4,246 non-investment depreciation 2,506 total 88,266”

“70,411 70,411 less accumulated depreciation 64,323 66,829 total 6,088 3,582”

“Unsecured notes and loans payable 7,666 5,050 payroll liabilities 2,987 2,798”

“Allegiance ranch & equine rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization rescuing at-risk horses and offering equine-assisted support programs for veterans, first responders, and their families. Allegiance ranch was born out of love for rescue horses and a desire to honor our country's veterans. Our mission is to help horses and heroes by offering a safe place for healing, developing a sense of purpose, and establishing meaningful connections between horses and humans. We rehabilitate and retrain horses for use in equine-assisted programs while also preparing others for adoptive homes. We also offer free programs for beterans and their families including horsemanship clinics, individualized training and riding lessons, unstructured time with horses, and monthly veteran gatherings. Allegiance ranch and equine rescue's mission is to help horses and heroes by offering a safe place for healing, developing a sense of purpose, and establishing meaningful connections between horses and humans.”

“We currently care for 12 rescue horses, 2 donkeys, 3 goats, and 23 chickens while providing riding lessons to veterans and first responders, horsemanship clinics, monthly gatherings for veterans and first responders, access to fresh produce from our community garden, and opportunities for connection and support and no cost to our hero community members. We rely fully on donations and volunteers for the ongoing care and training of our rescue horses and to fund the programs we offer. We are proud to have served and supported our hero community members dedicating thousands of hours in 2024. Our impact included the following: program description numbers notes horsemanship clinics 8 revital 3, arr 4, broomfield pd 1 (as of 12/31/24) = 48 participants musters 9 average of 15 attendees each month = 135 riding lessons 81 as of 12/31/24 includes 2 months of no lessons wweg hours84as of 12/31/24 (3 average attendees per session) = 252 volunteer hours 1918.25 arr hosted events 2 open house, heroes and horses hoedown fundraisers 4 farm to table dinner (2), barnyard bonanza, goat encounter (northglenn), mayhem racing site visits 5 travis manion foundation, giving university, iraqui veterans, salute colorado, united power”