My Nonprofit Reviews

In 2014 I unfortunately lost my vison due to a farm accident, but thankfully I was able to regain vision in my left eye about six months later. After knowing how tough it is to navigate this world without your vision, I always said that I wanted to make a difference in the blind community somehow. My girlfriend and I foster Heyden & Midnight, two of Guiding Eyes' stud dogs, and I can't explain just how much joy it brings me knowing that our boys are producing many many puppies that will go on to guide those who cannot see for themselves! Heyden & Midnight are also making a difference at home, as we raise large draft horses and do not for profit work with disabled individuals, veterans, and first responders. These individuals and families LOVE interacting with our dogs, and they are without a doubt making a major impact at home on the farm, as well as breeding at Guiding Eyes. We look forward to a long relationship with this amazing organization!

In 2014 I lost vison in both of my eyes due to an unexpected accident on my farm. I was lucky enough to regain vision in one eye, and I always said that if I get my vision back, I was going to find a way to give back to the blind community. I am affiliated with many charitable organizations in the area, and am by far the most proud of the work that I do with Guiding eyes. My girlfriend and I, are the proud fosters of two stud dogs, Heyden and Midnight, who have already had close to thirty puppies to help guide those who cannot see! We do not for profit work on our farms with kids and adults with disabilities, veterans, and first responders, and our two dogs are always what our guests walk away loving the most! We are very thankful to be a part of this amazing organization!