The Five Programs We’re Building
Horse Training & Clinics
What it is: This is the W.H.A.R.M. Method in action—Wild Spirit, Heart-Focused, Ancient Wisdom, Relationship-Centered, Mutual Trust. No stalling, no shoes, no dominance. Just relationship, patience, and respect.
We work with clients and their Horses to build our reputation and fund our rescue work. We give Horses 24-36 months to heal—no rushing, no forcing. We also offer clinics where people can come learn this method hands-on and see what’s possible when you stop trying to dominate and start building relationship.
How it supports us: Horse training becomes one of our largest revenue streams and establishes credibility for future rescue work.
How it changes the world: We’re proving there’s an alternative to “breaking” horses. As our methods spread, we reduce animal suffering and create deeper Human-animal bonds. Every person who learns this method becomes an ambassador for a different way of being with animals.
Workshops & Classes
What it is: Hands-on learning experiences where people get their hands dirty! Our Medicinal Plant Workshop series teaches people how to grow, harvest, and use medicinal plants, connecting them to the healing power of the Earth. We’ll also offer community workshops on composting, regenerative gardening, vermiculture, and sustainable living practices.
How it supports us: Workshop fees provide revenue, and grant funding helps us pilot these programs. Participants become donors, volunteers, and advocates who spread the word.
How it changes the world: Every person who learns to grow their own medicine or compost their waste takes that knowledge home. They teach their families, their neighbors, their communities. Skills spread like ripples in a pond. One workshop participant might teach 10 people, who each teach 10 more. That’s exponential change.
Teaching the Next Generations (K-12)
What it is: Classroom teachers have access to a free, integratable curriculum. Classes have “Pennies for Ponies” programs where they can have a huge impact with pocket change. They then get updates from the animals and projects of their choice. School groups visit the farm for virtual or in-person field trips that integrate science, ethics, and hands-on experience. Kids learn about regenerative agriculture, animal care, ecological stewardship, and what it means to be in relationship with the living world. They meet the Horses, touch the soil, see the worms working their magic in the compost and vermiculture, and leave knowing there’s another way to live.
How it supports us: Grant-funded in 2026 (pilot year), with potential for school district partnerships and fee-based programs in the future. Builds community support and long-term donor relationships with families.
How it changes the world: This is where systemic change begins. When children learn to see animals as partners and Land as family, we’re shaping the next generation’s values. These kids will grow up making different choices than we did. They’ll be the ones healing the planet in 20 years.
Feed Our Neighbors (CSA)
What it is: A Community Supported Agriculture program providing fresh, regeneratively grown produce to local families. We’re focusing on food security partnerships so everyone has access to healthy food, not just people who can afford it. This is about nourishment and justice.
How it supports us: Tests viability as a revenue stream while building community partnerships. Grant-funded pilot in 2026 to see what works.
How it changes the world: Food sovereignty and Land health are inseparable. We’re proving that small-scale, regenerative farms can feed communities while healing the Earth. And we’re making sure no one goes hungry in the process. When people eat food grown with love on regenerated Land, they taste the difference—and they want to be part of the solution.
Land Learning & Living
What it is: This is the program I’m most excited about! Meditation with Horses, Land walks, nature connection experiences; spaces for people to slow down, listen, and remember they’re part of the living world. No agenda. No “fixing.” Just being in relationship with Horses and Land. Standing with a Horse and feeling that ancient connection. Walking the Land and hearing what it has to teach us.
How it supports us: Creates accessible entry points for people who might not be ready for workshops or clinics but are hungry for connection. Builds community and introduces people to our work in a gentle, profound way.
How it changes the world: In a world that’s constantly rushing, we’re creating space for people to remember who they are. To feel the Earth under their feet. To breathe. People leave transformed, and they carry that transformation into their daily lives; their relationships, their work, their choices. Healing happens in the quiet moments.