Shovels and rakes in hand, and ready to go to work, Clinton-Sampson Rotary Club members, from left: President Thaddeus Godwin, Ron Carter, Nancy ‘Boomer’ Barefoot, president-elect Dr. Ted Thomas and Jason Walters prepare to level dirt around the new shed area at Janice Faye’s Ranch, made possible, in part, by funding the local Rotarian group provided to the non-profit. Janice Faye’s Ranch is a local ministry that shares love, hope and healing for high-risk youth through fellowship with horses. The shed area provides shelter for hay and equipment used for the rescued horses, who play a vital role in the non-profit’s ability to help local and area children to heal from a variety of situations they find themselves in, from broken homes to being victims of abuse and sex trafficking.
Shovels and rakes in hand, and ready to go to work, Clinton-Sampson Rotary Club members, from left: President Thaddeus Godwin, Ron Carter, Nancy ‘Boomer’ Barefoot, president-elect Dr. Ted Thomas and Jason Walters prepare to level dirt around the new shed area at Janice Faye’s Ranch, made possible, in part, by funding the local Rotarian group provided to the non-profit. Janice Faye’s Ranch is a local ministry that shares love, hope and healing for high-risk youth through fellowship with horses. The shed area provides shelter for hay and equipment used for the rescued horses, who play a vital role in the non-profit’s ability to help local and area children to heal from a variety of situations they find themselves in, from broken homes to being victims of abuse and sex trafficking.
Shovels and rakes in hand, and ready to go to work, Clinton-Sampson Rotary Club members, from left: President Thaddeus Godwin, Ron Carter, Nancy ‘Boomer’ Barefoot, president-elect Dr. Ted Thomas and Jason Walters prepare to level dirt around the new shed area at Janice Faye’s Ranch, made possible, in part, by funding the local Rotarian group provided to the non-profit. Janice Faye’s Ranch is a local ministry that shares love, hope and healing for high-risk youth through fellowship with horses. The shed area provides shelter for hay and equipment used for the rescued horses, who play a vital role in the non-profit’s ability to help local and area children to heal from a variety of situations they find themselves in, from broken homes to being victims of abuse and sex trafficking.
Shovels and rakes in hand, and ready to go to work, Clinton-Sampson Rotary Club members, from left: President Thaddeus Godwin, Ron Carter, Nancy ‘Boomer’ Barefoot, president-elect Dr. Ted Thomas and Jason Walters prepare to level dirt around the new shed area at Janice Faye’s Ranch, made possible, in part, by funding the local Rotarian group provided to the non-profit. Janice Faye’s Ranch is a local ministry that shares love, hope and healing for high-risk youth through fellowship with horses. The shed area provides shelter for hay and equipment used for the rescued horses, who play a vital role in the non-profit’s ability to help local and area children to heal from a variety of situations they find themselves in, from broken homes to being victims of abuse and sex trafficking.