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June 3, 2017

Today as I write to you I want to share a letter from a former resident of our Kinloch Price Boys Ranch Residential Home. If you are on the sidelines watching as we serve at-risk children you could very quickly become discouraged when you realize how many kids initially reject what you are offering, and...

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June 3, 2017

WITH SINCERE THANKS FOR YOUR GRACIOUS SUPPORT The Kinloch Price Boys Ranch now has a beautiful basketball/tennis court thanks to support from a wonderful Foundation and you!  This court will give the boys the opportunity to get outside and burn off some energy, learn to be team players, build their confidence, and set guidelines for achieving goals...

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Fatherlessness, Residential
June 10, 2016

Thanks to Gear Up, the boys at the Kinloch Price Boys Ranch heard Wil Haygood speak at Wichita State University last month. Haygood, author of “The Butler – a Witness to History” which was made into a film in 2013, is a former Upward Bound student. The boys appreciated the time with the author. The majority of...

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Mentoring, Success Stories
June 10, 2016

Investment what really matters is the way to leave a legacy. That’s the legacy of Richard and Lorie Rumsey – a legacy that was honored at the Mentoring Awards Party last month. Mr. and Mrs. Rumsey supported the event financially for many years. Their generosity helped develop the event and allowed it to increase in scope. Every...

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Mentoring
May 10, 2016

[caption id="attachment_3927" align="alignleft" width="300"] Emilia[/caption] Meet Emilia! She’s 12 years old, and would love to be a veterinarian when she grows up. Besides her interest in animals, she also loves reading and art. She’d like a mentor so she can have someone to help her with her homework, and to take her to places like the...

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Mentoring, Residential
May 10, 2016

“True progress quietly and persistently moves along without notice.” St. Francis of Assisi Some seasons—more so than others – pass by with easily recognizable milestones. At those times, it’s easy to track progress and growth against the backdrop of changing surroundings. Other seasons are much different. The mountain you are trying to reach seems perpetually out of reach...

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