2026-07-27T07:40:57-07:00 2025-12-31 874266608 HEPLER ENTERPRISES LLC 106 S Missouri Ave Claremore OK 740177816 990EZ 2025-01-01 264161234 EAGLES NEST RANCH EAGL 3035962784 36998 Timber Dr Elizabeth CO 80107 SUZAN STANFILL Executive Director 2026-07-27 true Matthew Hepler P02243329 9186304771 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X WWW.EAGLESNESTRANCH.ORG X X 141680 X 140204 449 0 1027 1170 -143 0 140510 77847 2740 11524 31 49410 141552 -1042 80102 79060 80102 79060 80102 79060 80102 79060 Eagles Nest Ranch provides the community a place to renew hope, build trust and experience growth from various types of adversity and emotional wounds through their interaction with horses and a loving and welcoming staff. Individual and group sessions take place at a peaceful ranch environment and is provided free of charge. We believe that no matter how dark the day, there is always hope through Gods steadfast love and forgiveness. In 2024 we refined our target population to serving the military and first responder communities exclusively. Additionally, ENR is a place for unwanted, abandoned and neglected horses/equines in the community. These equines will be taken in and cared for through feeding, nourishing, vetting and training in order to find them new loving and caring homes. This very small program is called Horses in Hardship. If appropriate the horses in this program will become part of the session programs so they can then be matched with an individual who has also experienc HEALING HORSES FOR ARMED FORCES SEE SCH O SOARING SEE SCH O FIRST RESPONDERS SEE SCH O SUZAN STANFILL Executive Dir. 50.00 0 ELIZABETH MARTIN Treasurer 5.00 0 ROBIN THOMPSON Secretary 2.00 0 ERIC CLINE Trustee 1.00 0 JAIME MINNER Chairman 3.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false ELIZABETH MARTIN 36998 TIMBER DRIVE ELIZABETH CO 80107 7202601129 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 134912 171193 81470 205197 125045 717817 0 0 134912 171193 81470 205197 125045 717817 0 717817 135 255 849 2575 3834 7648 0 0 725465 0.98950 0.99460 X Other Expenses.1001 Advertising and Promotion $857 Other Expenses.1002 Office Expenses $3062 Other Expenses.1003 Information Technology $552 Other Expenses.1005 Travel $875 Other Expenses.1012 Insurance $7610 Other Expenses.1 HORSE EXP $8138 Other Expenses.2 RANCH MAINTENANCE $6252 Other Expenses.3 BANK FEES $4874 Other Expenses.4 PROGRAM ACTIVITY SUPPLIES $4734 Other Expenses.5 VETERINARIAN $4378 Other Expenses.6 UTILITIES $3139 Other Expenses.7 RANCH SUPPLIES $2655 Other Expenses.8 IN KIND SERVICE FARRIER $1515 Other Expenses.9 PAYROLL PROCESSING $445 Other Expenses.10 DUES $324 PART III - LINE 1 - PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE Exempt Purpose Eagles Nest Ranch provides the community a place to renew hope, build trust and experience growth from various types of adversity and emotional wounds through their interaction with horses and a loving and welcoming staff. Individual and group sessions take place at a peaceful ranch environment and is provided free of charge. We believe that no matter how dark the day, there is always hope through Gods steadfast love and forgiveness. Our updated mission statement states that Eagles Nest Ranch provides Life Support for our nations heroes to take back what the enemy stole. Additionally, ENR is a place for unwanted, abandoned and neglected horses/equines in the community. These equines will be taken in and cared for through feeding, nourishing, vetting and training in order to find them new loving and caring homes. This very small program is called Horses in Hardship. If appropriate the horses in this program will become part of the session programs so they can then be matched with an individual who has also experienced hardships and adversity. Together human and animal, through the mentoring guidance of a staff person, can start rebuilding hope and trust for the future based on Gods unconditional love and acceptance. It is our desire that Eagles Nest Ranch provide Life Support to the military and first responder community along the Front Range of Colorado to take back what the enemy stole. PART III - 4A - HEALING HORSES The Healing Horses for the Armed Forces program serves active duty and veteran service members as well as their family members by offering interactive sessions with horses in order to increase hope, trust and growth. We served 15 participants in 53 sessions during 2025. Most of these participants are from the VASH program which is Veterans Assistance for Supportive Housing. PART III - 4C - FIRST RESPONDERS First Responders During the summer of 2025 we offered three First Responder Families Buckaroo Days whereby we invited families of local law enforcement, firefighters and paramedics out to the ranch for a day of fun and encouragement. Knowing the unique and stressful challenges that first responders and their families were face, we wanted to offer them an opportunity to participate with their children in hayrides, games, crafts, a devotional, as well as hands on time with horses. These days were offered free of charge. It was our way of honoring these families who selflessly serve our community unwavering in their sacrifice. In total 31 first responder families participated with a total of 126 adults and children. Additionally, we served 10 participants with a total of 32 sessions to help a family member who was struggling with adversity. PART III - 4D OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES Christmas Cards for the Troops - AS PART OF OUR SERVICES TO THE MILITARY COMMUNITY, EAGLE'S NEST RANCH HAS EACH YEAR SENT OUT CHRISTMAS CARDS TO OUR US TROOPS SERVING OVERSEAS. THIS IS DONE AS A COMMUNITY EFFORT WHEREBY FAMILIES AND FRIENDS GATHER TOGETHER TO WRITE MESSAGES OF APPRECIATION, HOPE AND GREETINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS TO THOSE SERVING AWAY FROM HOME. IN 2025, 800 CARDS WERE SENT TO SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN DEPLOYED IN OUTSIDE OF THE US. Additionally, we have a small Volunteer Program called Kingdom Cowgirls. This is a program for girls under the age of 16 who sign up to learn service, horsemanship and discipleship. In 2025 seven girls participated and met 11 times over the summer.