The 4th Annual Mouse House is Saturday, December 1st from 9am-1pm at the Community Center in Beach, ND.

Kids preschool-8th grade can come on down, get help shopping from the $1-$5 tables and get the presents wrapped and ready to put under the tree!

We are collecting NEW items for the Mouse House. These may be gifts you received but don’t care for, e.g. candles, purses, tote bags, journal books, slippers, perfume, coffee cups, picture frames, knick knacks, etc. HOTR then marks the items at a price from $1.00 – $5.00.  Please contact Vanessa at 701-872-3745 ext. 123 or email her at vanessau@hotrnd.com if you have items to donate.

The intent is to offer new items so children in the community can afford to buy Christmas presents for their families.

6:30pm – Social
7:00pm – Silent Auction
9:00pm – Live Auction

This is a big fundraiser for Home On The Range!   Themed baskets are put together and donated to the Basket Bash. There is a silent auction on the baskets and a live auction for some higher priced items. HOTR provides lights snacks and wine. There will be a Cash Bar, along with some games of chance, and door prizes! All money from the Basket Bash is used to purchase residents’ Christmas and Birthday presents.

We hope you enjoy our fall newsletter.  This issue includes the Champions Ride Saddle Bronc Match results, program/group updates, pictures and so much more!

Save the Dates:

18th Annual Basket Bash – Saturday, November 17, 2018 at Golden Valley Co. Fairgrounds

4th Annual Mouse House – Saturday, December 1, 2018 at Beach Community Center

Giving Hearts Day – Thursday, February 14, 2018    www.givingheartsday.org

HOTR Spring Banquet & Awards Program – Friday, May 10, 2019 at HOTR Gym

63rd Annual Champions Ride Saddle Bronc Match – Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 1:00pm MDT

HOTR Fall 2018 Ranch Hand

Home On The Range staff members, along with some staff from Beach Public School, participated in a 4-day long Risking Connections workshop, an evidence-based trauma informed training.  The training was conducted by two trainers affiliated with the Traumatic Stress Institute, who provided 4 days of information rich training.  This intensive training will further enhance staff members’ ability to compassionately and effectively address the needs of the traumatized youth we serve.