Posted In: Celebrating the Past, Volunteers
If you’ve never experienced our ministry first-hand, a recent note from a volunteer might help you grasp the importance of the work being done by our staff and Home Parents:
Posted In: Donors, General, Volunteers
Our Christmas for Kids campaign is complete – all gifts are wrapped, delivered and nestled away at each home, awaiting the family’s Christmas celebrations. It was another amazing season, full of generous individuals, businesses, churches and organizations.
Posted In: General, Our Kids and Staff, Past Events
Our 10th annual event, held at Stoney Creek Hotel, turned out to be a RoundUp we won’t soon forget!
Posted In: Family Time, General
On October 2, The Crossing hosted a Fall Fest at Shyrocks Farm, allowing us to enjoy a fun-filled afternoon! The Zimmer Home, Hubbell Home and Wright Home were all able to attend. There were lots of extra fun & games for all ages, with activities ranging from throwing darts at balloon pumpkins to getting dye sprayed on their hair.
Posted In: Celebrating the Past
Co-founder Cathy McDaniel was diagnosed with cancer in September, 1993. With the ministry being so young, and the McDaniels being not only the founders but also the parents caring for the children, many questioned whether or not Coyote Hill would be able to continue. This is a summary of Larry’s response, taken from Coyote Hill’s October, 1993
Posted In: Celebrating the Past, Donors, Past Events
Lovely weather and a crowd of over 400 people made Sunday, September 11th a perfect day to celebrate our 25th!
Posted In: Equine Program, Family Time
The gathering of kids, Home Parents and volunteers showed up willingly, although most had no idea what they were in for.
Posted In: Equine Program, General
Actually, this is a story about the miniature horse that could – and the children who taught him how. Big and little victories occur daily in Overton Arena. One in particular caused lots of celebration this summer. Our Equine Program and Barn Manager, Rebecca Buchholz, tells the story:
Your Generosity Can Make a Difference in the Life of a Child.