


Helpers Of Our Farm (HOOF) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization centered around education, enriching the lives of the community with hands on learning and therapeutic experiences. HOOF’s mission is to provide intriguing educational programs and therapeutic programs through farm animals, many of which have been rescued, rehomed, adopted, and donated. With the help of these animals and Greenlands Farm, HOOF teaches homesteading, environmental science, animal science, and animal welfare. HOOF’s hope is to create a better world for animals and the environment through knowledge. HOOF is a platform for the community to learn, grow, and volunteer.
Why do we use real animals and teach with hands on experiences? Human to animal connections have scientifically proven benefits. Bonding, trusting and touching are just a few of the satisfying results people get from a hands-on experience with animals. By adding substance through education HOOF is building a recipe for future advocacy, perhaps a decrease in animal abuse, more mindful towards our environment, and a smarter, kinder, more educated community. We know an important step to change is community outreach.
HOOF aims to integrate education into the lives of the community through the lives of these animals and the farm’s land. Through education and first hand experiences, visitors make lasting connections with the animals and the land, creating ambassadors. By having these ambassadors in the community, they will help spread the important teachings of HOOF, which will in turn change the lives of people, animals, and our environment for the better.