Hope Reins, Raleigh, NC
Tuesday, Oct. 21
If you love horses and stories of hope this trip is for you.
Join us for a visit to Hope Reins, a place where hope and healing truly come to life. Joey, a horse whose remarkable journey is told in the true story Joey: How a Blind Rescue Horse Helped Others Learn to See by Jennifer Marshall Bleakley, legacy continues to inspire. Once a prized show horse, Joey’s career ended abruptly after an injury. What followed was a season of abuse and neglect—until a rescue group stepped in and brought him to Hope Reins.
Joey’s journey from brokenness to healing became a living symbol of hope. At Hope Reins, a non-profit, children facing their own crises are paired with rescued horses, discovering that healing is possible and that no one is ever forgotten.
- Visit Hope Reins for a guided tour and learn about their history and Joey.
- Lunch on your own at Lafayette Village.
Departs from Anne Gordon Center for Active Adults
Date: Tuesday, Oct. 21
Time: 9:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Ages: Older Adults
Cost: $15
Register on RecLink
Additional Information
Register by calling one of the Active Adult Centers:
- Five Points Center for Active Adults: 919-996-4730
- Walnut Terrace Center: 919-996-6160
- Anne Gordon Center for Active Adults: 919-996-4720
For trip questions and/or registration, contact Carmen Rayfield at 919-996-4734 or carmen.rayfield@raleighnc.gov
Visit our website to learn more about our day and multi-day travel opportunities.
You must enroll for the Active Adult Yearly Trip Registration before you can register for any trips.
