Thank you to all of our generous supporters for a great fall Fiesta Dinner.

Thank you to Collier's for sponsoring the event!

Thank you to the Yinglings for sponsoring the beverages.

Congratulations to Anabelle, Teen Volunteer of the Year!

Thank you to Estaban Anastasio for the lovely flamenco guitar.

Thank you, National Charity League of Idaho for all the great volunteers!

Funds were raised to support field trips for Boise teachers, sponsor animals, and to help the farm run barn club, camp, art workshops, volunteer opportunities and other programs that support the mental wellbeing of youth in Boise.

Communities for Youth has great resources for parents of children who are struggling or who want to set a good foundation for growing resilient children.

Warm Springs Care Farm was recently featured in the YouMeWeAll newsletter:

https://youmeweall.org/so/c8PKAmyyS?languageTag=en&status=Draft&cid=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000

The Future Veterinarians' Club Calling all future veterinarians! The club will meet at the farm 1-2 times a month. Contact linda@warmspringscarefarm.org for more details.

Thank you!

We are grateful for community collaborations and 4 years of WSCF accomplishments. We celebrate the volunteers who have helped preserve and care for the farm.  Another HUGE THANK YOU to:

• Neighbor Tim's BBQ

• Boise Brewing Co

• Yeast and West Bakery

• Minor Paradox and Boise High Chamber Orchestra

• Auction Donors: Scott and Lori Tate, Western Owl Wear, Cornell Ornithology Lab, Sockeye Brewing Co, Goody's, Tender Greens, Idaho National Charity League, Rotary Club, and all the volunteers who helped make the event a huge success!

Contact Linda for more information: 208 515 4234 or linda@warmspringscarefarm.org if you are interested in joining future fundraising ventures.

ANIMAL NEWS:

Good bye to one our favorite farm chickens, a 9 or 10 year old black australorp named Oreo, who we rescued a few years ago. Oreo was friendly and didn't mind being held. We will never forget how she gave one refugee her first ever experience seeing a chicken. Oreo patiently sat on her lap as she got stroked over and over, helping her new friend feel calm and loved. Oreo died of natural causes after a long life, and we are grateful for her gentle interactions with all the humans she touched. Rest in peace, Oreo!