Your Company
YOU AND YOUR COMPANY CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE
He who oppresses the poor shows contempt for their Maker, but whoever is kind to the needy honors God.
—Proverbs 14:31
If you are a business owner looking for a way to make a difference in your community, we encourage you to consider Hope Ranch for Women.
As a business leader, you know that the key to any new venture is startup capital. To secure our ability to meet the needs of women who are most vulnerable to human traffickers, we are seeking businesses that believe in our mission and want to make a difference in individual lives.
Expertise
As an entrepreneur and leader, you can lead your company to help fight the crisis. You might offer job-skills training, educational opportunities or employment for survivors. These kinds of initiatives help reduce the likelihood of further exploitation caused by the risk and vulnerability associated with poverty.
Work Projects
Develop a work project at your place of business that offers employees the opportunity to volunteer their time at Hope Ranch.
Matching Donations
Set up a program where you match your employees’ monetary donations to Hope Ranch and increase their individual impact.
Fundraising
We’d welcome the chance to talk with you about developing a grant program or fundraiser for Hope Ranch.
Community Supporters
It is with heartfelt thanks and overwhelming gratitude that we recognize Lowe’s stores of Greater Wichita and High Reach Equipment for over 700 volunteer hours toward the development and beautification of our ranch.
The team, shown above, replaced storm doors, a kitchen sink and faucet, built two fishing docks, a picnic area, a fire pit, transformed the pond, and rebuilt a pergola that now beautifully seats six!
Over 200 solar lights were added to the grounds and unknown amounts of gravel were brought in for a walking path. We now call this trail the “Pathway to Freedom.”
On behalf of the HR4W team, we thank you all for coming alongside us in God’s plan to create places where women can go in their journey to becoming whole in mind, body, and soul.
Medxcel Facilities Management stepped forward in 2019 to assist in managing our 20 acres of natural grassland and landscaping. Their team volunteered hours mowing, weed eating, trimming trees, cutting down dead trees and treating and planting new grass.
A beautiful Oak tree was donated and planted to replace a Willow that was struck by lightning. They continue to provide weed treatment and keep a watchful eye on our landscaping.
On behalf of the HR4W team, we thank you for all the work you have done and continue to do to keep our property enjoyable and beautiful.
The team, shown above, replaced storm doors, a kitchen sink and faucet, built two fishing docks, a picnic area, a fire pit, transformed the pond, and rebuilt a pergola that now beautifully seats six!
Over 200 solar lights were added to the grounds and unknown amounts of gravel were brought in for a walking path. We now call this trail the “Pathway to Freedom.”
On behalf of the HR4W team, we thank you all for coming alongside us in God’s plan to create places where women can go in their journey to becoming whole in mind, body, and soul.
A beautiful Oak tree was donated and planted to replace a Willow that was struck by lightning. They continue to provide weed treatment and keep a watchful eye on our landscaping.
On behalf of the HR4W team, we thank you for all the work you have done and continue to do to keep our property enjoyable and beautiful.
For More Information
Email Karen DeWerff with any questions about how you and your company can get involved with Hope Ranch for Women.
Email Karen DeWerff with any questions about how you and your company can get involved with Hope Ranch for Women.
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