Letter from the CEO: To All Henry’s Home Sanctuary Mothers
May 6, 2026
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Dear Sanctuary Mothers, As Mother’s Day approaches, I write to
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This FAQ will help potential sponsors understand the benefits and responsibilities of sponsorship, making it easy for them to get involved and support the horses directly.
Sponsoring a horse means supporting daily care, including feeding, shelter, and medical expenses. Sponsors help us provide the best care possible for each horse.
Sponsors receive regular updates and photos of their sponsored horse, special visitation privileges, and recognition on our website or at the ranch (if desired).
Sponsorship levels vary, typically starting at around $50 per month, with higher levels available. Each level contributes directly to the care of your sponsored horse.
Yes! Sponsors are invited to scheduled visits with their sponsored horse, allowing for a more personal connection and the chance to observe the impact of their sponsorship.
Your sponsorship helps cover the costs of feed, supplements, farrier services, veterinary care, and other daily horse needs.
Absolutely! You can select a specific horse to sponsor based on their profile on our website or by visiting the ranch. Each horse has unique needs, and we’re happy to help match you with a horse that resonates with you.
Yes, as we are a registered nonprofit, all sponsorships are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. We provide receipts for tax purposes.
Yes, horse sponsorships make unique and meaningful gifts. We offer sponsorship gift packages that include a certificate, photo, and personalized updates.
Sponsorships are typically set up as ongoing monthly or annual contributions, but you can choose to sponsor for a specific period. You’re welcome to renew your sponsorship at any time.
Yes, while we hope you stay involved, you can adjust or cancel your sponsorship anytime by contacting us. impact.
Dear Sanctuary Mothers, As Mother’s Day approaches, I write to
Henry’s Home Horse & Human Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
In the stirring lyrics of Garth Brooks’ “Standing Outside the
On a quiet spring morning at Henry’s Home, I stood
