Freedom Reign Foundation

To combat the abuses of factory farming, advocate for institutional reforms, and encourage a new awareness and understanding of farm animals and the benefits of plant-based living.

To increase awareness, public engagement, funds, and access to programs incorporating horses for mental health and personal growth

To end industrial animal agriculture by constructing a just and sustainable food system.

To help more people fight back against high blood pressure.

To protect africa's wildlife and to preserve habitats for the future of all wild species.

To provide an equine-guided transformative experience that promotes sustainable personal growth, harnesses the power of healing, and inspires the realization of miracles in everyday life

To inspire san francisco bay area communities to understand, appreciate, and protect our local watersheds.

To enrich the lives of youth with needs through barnyard animal interactions

To rescue, foster, and find safe loving homes for poodle mixed breed dogs affectionately known as 'doodles'.

To rescue, protect and prevent abuse of equines

To rescue, rehabilitate, re-train, and re-home donkeys

Saving lives, keeping families together, and creating a better future for animals in our community and beyond

To improve the lives of those who suffer from cerebral palsy along with various disabilities.

To protect the wild horses on the fish springs range in the pine nut mountains of nevada.

To protect and preserve america's wild mustangs

To investigating how public lands are managed and who benefits from those decisions.

To bringing horses and humans together for holistic learning and healing

To developing and supporting educational and therapeutic horse and farm experiences

To provide professional trauma informed equine- assisted services for veterans

To protect north americas wild carnivores and promote compassionate coexistence through education, science, advocacy and coalition building

To provide quality medical care and rehabilitation for injured, sick, and orphaned wildlife within the silicon valley community