Loma Vista Farm's animal fund
Loma Vista Farm has been making a difference in Vallejo and Solano County for more than 30 years by providing schoolchildren with experiential learning opportunities that bolster their academic skills in reading, writing, math, social science, language arts, science, and health in a farm-based setting. Many of the students served are enrolled in special-education classes, are from low-income circumstances, or come from our diverse communities.
This year the costs to maintain our farm animals have sky-rocketed, and we really need your help. We are soliciting to donate to our active animal fund, which has been set up to feed and take care of the animals, including their veterinary care. This year, owing to the age of our animals, our veterinary care has almost doubled. We welcome this challenge because it indicates that we’ve done a really good job caring for our animals through the years. Many of our farm animals are outliving their average life span. For example, Albert (one of our horses, greeted by thousands of kids a year) turns 39 this year. The average life span for a horse would indicate that Albert should never have even come close to that age!
We need your help. You can do this by logging onto our website and donating there (make sure to mention that your donation is for the animal fund) or by sending a check to Friends of Loma Vista Farm, 150 Rainier Ave., Vallejo, CA 94589. Again, please make sure to write “Animal Fund” on the memo line.
Thank you for your support.
The Friends of Loma Vista Farm is a California non-profit corporation, Tax ID # 32-0109022; a privately funded, non-profit fund raising organization supporting this educational Farm. Loma Vista Farm is supported 100% by Friends of Loma Vista Farm. Without private funding The Farm could not continue to operate.
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