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Valor Farm Fire Relief Campaign

Since our devastating fire last November, many of you have asked how you can help. Now is the time! We are excited to launch our official Fire Relief Campaign to restore mission-critical equine operations at Valor Farm. Our equine-assisted programs have proven to be a key part of the healing journey for our Veterans at the National Center for Healthy Veterans, and restoring this capability quickly is essential.
 
The Valor Farm Riding Arena (and event venue) is progressing rapidly, with anticipated completion by September 1 of this year. Barn construction (pending sufficient funding) will begin this fall. We’re grateful to have over 50% of the funds needed to complete both of these structures—but we still need your help to finish the job.

There are several meaningful ways you can partner with us to restore what was lost:

Leave a Lasting Legacy

We also have additional high-value giving opportunities such as sponsoring a stall, for those looking to make a long-term, strategic impact. To explore those, please contact: firerelief@healthyveterans.org
 

Sponsor a Banner in Our New Arena

Businesses and organizations can make a visible impact by securing one of the limited banner sponsorships inside our new riding arena. These banners will be displayed year-round during events and daily operations, giving your brand valuable exposure while supporting a meaningful cause.
Banner Options:
  • 6×8 ft – $2,500/year
  • 6×12 ft – $4,000/year

Render Honors with an Engraved Brick

You can leave a lasting mark by purchasing an engraved brick to be placed in “Courage Courtyard” between the new barn and arena. These bricks will collectively create a meaningful space to honor service, encourage healing, and offer lasting remembrance on behalf of you, your family, or your organization.

Available sizes:
  • 4×8″ Brick – $100
  • 8×8″ Brick – $500
  • 12×12″ Brick – $1,000
Each brick becomes a daily reminder and encouragement to the Veterans, staff, and community members who help “Return Healthy Veterans to America.” We hope you’ll secure your brick soon and encourage others to do the same.

For questions, email: bricks@healthyveterans.org

Whether you’re honoring a Veteran, promoting your business, or simply called to be part of a noble mission—we humbly ask for your help. Every contribution brings us closer to saving lives, restoring families, and Returning Healthy Veterans to America.

Thank you for standing with us. See you at Valor Farm!

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