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Sanctuary Hill
As a nonprofit sanctuary, we provide lifelong, humane care for displaced, rescued, and non releasable animals while promoting ethical wildlife stewardship through education, transparency, and community engagement.
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501(c)(3)
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Organization Overview
Street address
Ethel, LA 70730-4210
Ethel, LA 70730-4210
EIN
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Organization Type
Public Charity
Deductibility Status
Contributions are tax-deductible
Total Grants Received
$X.XB
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0
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Not classified
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About the Organization
- Organization category
- Public Charity
- Country / State
- United States / Louisiana
- Mission
- As a nonprofit sanctuary, we provide lifelong, humane care for displaced, rescued, and non releasable animals while promoting ethical wildlife stewardship through education, transparency, and community engagement.
- Programs or services
- Sanctuary Hill serves people from all walks of life across the country, but our growing focus is our small rural community. We aim to expand activities for local schools and create meaningful volunteer opportunities for churches and youth groups. Because our area is largely low‑income and has limited access to enrichment programs, we want to give young people more hands‑on educational experiences in animal care, conservation, and wildlife science.
- Detailed programs
- As we transition from a private zoo to a community focused nonprofit, we are restructuring the organization to better serve our rural area. Many of the schools around us have limited access to educational enrichment opportunities, and we want Sanctuary Hill to help fill that gap by becoming a resource for students, families, and educators.
- Target Audience
- Sanctuary Hill serves people from all walks of life across the country, but our growing focus is our small rural community. We aim to expand activities for local schools and create meaningful volunteer opportunities for churches and youth groups. Because our area is largely low‑income and has limited access to enrichment programs, we want to give young people more hands‑on educational experiences in animal care, conservation, and wildlife science.
- Geographic Focus
- United States, Louisiana (USA)
- Current projects
- As we transition from a private zoo to a community focused nonprofit, we are restructuring the organization to better serve our rural area. Many of the schools around us have limited access to educational enrichment opportunities, and we want Sanctuary Hill to help fill that gap by becoming a resource for students, families, and educators.
- Organization goals
- We plan to:
• Offer volunteer and community service opportunities for local schools, churches, and youth groups
• Provide hands-on learning experiences and field trips for students
• Support students who need assistance with school projects related to animals, conservation, or environmental science
• Maintain safe, ethical, and enriching habitats for the animals in our care - Leadership
- Leah Nations-director 2252863003 director@sanctuaryhillla.org
Lauren Hausey - animal care manager animalcare@sanctuaryhillla.org
Funding Needs
- Funding needs
- We are seeking a funding to:
• Purchase the property from the previous owner
• Update and improve animal enclosures, walkways, and guest areas to meet modern safety and welfare standards
This funding will allow us to stabilize the sanctuary, maintain USDA compliance, and continue serving the community through education, rescue, and outreach.