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It comes together

The Unbroken Children's Foundation continues to come together in ways that have been both exciting and inspiring.


We have assembled a dedicated Board of Directors made up of caring community members who bring a wide range of professional experience, leadership, and passion for helping children. Their willingness to serve and support this mission has been truly humbling.


As the foundation began to take shape, I put out a call for help with building our website. Almost immediately, Elaina stepped forward and offered her talents. Thanks to her hard work and creativity, our website is now approximately 80% complete. While it is not yet published, it is rapidly becoming a place where families, supporters, and community members can learn about our mission and the difference we hope to make.


The next major milestone is receiving approval of our 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. Once that process is complete and the foundation is officially recognized, we can begin accepting donations, building partnerships, and most importantly, providing opportunities for children to experience the confidence, connection, and hope that horses can provide.


We are getting closer every day, and I look forward to the moment when we can make a difference in the life of our very first child.


Thank you to everyone who has offered encouragement, expertise, and support along the way. This journey is just beginning.

 
 
 

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