Holiday Event & Charity Gala

At Hoofbeats for Hope, healing begins in the quiet rhythm of a horse’s breath and the steady beat of hooves that remind us of strength, trust, and presence. Every program is built on the belief that each person deserves to feel seen, valued, and supported — and that the powerful bond between humans and horses can help make that possible.

Through Stable Moments, foster and adopted youth experience the stability of a ten-month one-on-one mentorship program, building trust, resilience, and life skills alongside a horse and mentor who show up just for them each week. The Horse Partners program walks beside survivors of domestic violence, guiding them through an 8-week journey that rekindles self-worth, strength, and trust. With Heroes and Hoofbeats, veterans living with PTSD are given space to heal invisible wounds, rediscover courage, and find camaraderie with each other and the herd.

At Keeping Every Girl Free, we envision communities where every girl and woman lives with freedom, dignity, and purpose. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, our commitment is rooted in compassion, faith, and unwavering support. We are dedicated to empowering women and girls, safeguarding their rights, and providing the resources they need to heal, thrive, and embrace a new way of life.

Our mission is simple yet profound: to be a beacon of hope for girls and women who have endured the darkness of abuse, exploitation, and human trafficking. With unwavering faith, we walk alongside each individual on their journey toward restoration- offering love, support, and grace as they reclaim their lives and their futures.

Founded by the CEOs of Intertwined Inc., Katie Webb Brundige and Meghan Clem, RAD Camp is a 501c3 that supports those with developmental disabilities.

In 2014, Brundige and Clem were driven by a passion and vision to establish a place where individuals with disabilities would find acceptance, caregivers would discover the support they desperately need, and members of the community would encounter a volunteer opportunity that would forever change their lives. With their combined experience of over 40 years serving the disability community, they turned their vision into a reality by hosting RAD Camp’s first overnight experience and haven’t looked back since!

Today, RAD Camp has blossomed into an awe-inspiring nonprofit organization almost entirely run by dedicated volunteers. Held at Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, it has become one of California’s largest residential camps for children and adults with disabilities, welcoming over 265 campers every summer with open arms and open hearts. With a remarkable one-to-one ratio between counselor and campers, the camp boasts a team of 1,000+ volunteers, including a 24-hour on-site medical team who offer attentive care and unwavering enthusiasm throughout three summer camp sessions.