When you donate to the farm, you aren't just buying hay or helping with vet bills—you are providing a sanctuary for neurodivergent teens to find their footing. Your generosity creates a space where 'Peace, Purpose, and Healing' aren't just words, but daily experiences. Whether it’s a one-time gift to treat the crew or a monthly commitment to sustain our programs, every dollar stays right here in Central Oregon to nurture growth in our animals and our youth alike. Thank you for being the soil that helps our mission take root.
Frequency
One time
Monthly
Yearly
Amount
Feeds the flock for a week.
$25
Provides a sensory-friendly garden session for a local teen.
$50
Sponsors the care and 'professional listening' of Barnaby the goat for a month.
$100
Join our Harvest Circle to provide steady, year-round healing and sanctuary
$200
Other
0/100
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Every gift makes a difference. From bags of grain to sensory tools, these essential items go directly toward the daily care of our animals and the growth of our teens. Shop our current needs below to help us keep the farm flourishing.
When you sponsor an animal, you provide more than just a meal—you become a vital part of their life and our mission. Your monthly or one-time gift covers the essential cost of specialized feed, veterinary care, and the peaceful sanctuary our residents deserve. Choose a companion below to support and help us keep their hearts full and their spirits high.
ASPEN
MAMA SPICE
MAJI
OREO
Many hands make light work, and even more hearts make a sanctuary. Whether you’re an experienced gardener, a quiet animal lover, or simply have a few hours to spare, there’s a place for you here. Join our community of volunteers and help us create a safe, nurturing space for our teens and animals to thrive.
The best way to help our sanctuary is to share our story. By spreading the word to your friends, family, and social circles, you help us reach the teens who need us most. Whether it’s a post on Instagram or a conversation over coffee, your voice helps our peace and purpose take root in Central Oregon.