Dynamic New Board Positions Nonprofit for Expanded Impact and Sustainable Growth
Conroe, TX – Henry’s Home Horse & Human Sanctuary, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to healing veterans, retired first responders, and their families through the transformative power of the horse-human bond, today announced the formation of its new Board of Directors. This accomplished, hands-on leadership team brings exceptional expertise in strategy, veteran advocacy, programming, governance, and community engagement—demonstrating the organization’s continued strength, stability, and commitment to long-term excellence.
The new board will play a pivotal role in advancing the sanctuary’s mission, scaling high-impact programs, securing sustainable funding, and ensuring transparent, mission-driven governance as Henry’s Home serves hundreds of heroes and their families.
Meet the New Board of Directors:
Sholeh Killingsworth – President (and Acting Treasurer)
A Strategy & Marketing Lead at CareAllies, Sholeh has been deeply committed to Henry’s Home for seven years. From hands-on equine care and volunteer leadership to veteran engagement, her Aggie spirit, strong community connections, and strategic acumen will drive sustainable growth and greater community impact.
“This outstanding board represents a powerful new chapter for Henry’s Home,” said Darlene Gagnon, CEO. “Their collective expertise, passion, and lived experience will accelerate our ability to expand life-changing programs, build sustainable funding, strengthen community partnerships, and deliver even greater healing and hope to veterans, retired first responders, their families, and our equine partners. We are stronger than ever and deeply grateful for their service.”
Located in Conroe, Texas, Henry’s Home (EIN 47-2590822) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that rescues horses and offers innovative equine-assisted learning and HeartMath programs for veterans, retired first responders, and their families. Through the proven power of the horse-human connection, the sanctuary fosters mental, emotional, and physical well-being, with measurable results including significant reductions in depressive symptoms. For more information, visit henryshomesanctuary.org
