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Ranch Rangers · program video
About this program

Ranch Rangers is a youth program for ages 5–9 led by Caleigh Brady at Russell Recovery Ranch. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 4:30–6:00 p.m.; choose one day or attend both. Each $75 session includes education, snacks, agricultural skill building, guided animal activities, skill-building workshops and unique crafts. Discounts are available for twice-weekly attendance and siblings. First class: Tuesday, October 13, 2026, with a small ranch activity and parent/guardian–instructor orientation. Families may cancel participation at any time; contact the Ranch to cancel. Enrollment is limited to 30 children. Caleigh is a youth coach, outdoor guide and group leader with current CPR/AED and First Aid certification. Ask about enrollment and discounts: (865) 360-8331 or therussellrecoveryranch@gmail.com. Printable flyer: https://russellrecoveryranch.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Ranch-Rangers-Caleigh-October-Flyer.pdf

Workshops & Events · Youth program

Ranch Rangers

Led by Caleigh Brady · Ages 5–9 · Up to 30 children

Discover ranch life through education, snacks, agricultural skill building, guided animal activities, nature, skill-building workshops and unique crafts each session. Children practice confidence, teamwork, kindness and safe choices.

Tuesdays & Thursdays · 4:30–6:00 p.m.
Choose one day or attend both.
$75 per participant per session. Discounts are available for twice-weekly attendance and siblings. Ask the Ranch about pricing details and enrollment.

First class: Tuesday, October 13, 2026, 4:30–6:00 p.m., with a small ranch activity and a parent/guardian–instructor orientation. Families may cancel participation at any time; contact the Ranch to cancel.

Enroll & pay

Choose one Tuesday session, one Thursday session, or both for your child. Sessions run 4:30–6:00 p.m. Each session includes education, snacks, skill building, workshops and a unique craft. No sales tax is added.

Tuesday + Thursday

$112.50
For one Tuesday and one Thursday session per child with code SECOND50.

Regular total $150. The code takes $37.50 off—50% of the second class.

Enroll for both classes

Use SECOND50 in the coupon field for the Both Classes option. It does not apply to a single-class purchase. Complete one checkout per child and leave quantity at 1 so the second-class discount is applied correctly. Enter the child's first name, age and chosen session date(s) at checkout. Contact the Ranch to confirm availability and ask about sibling discounts before paying.

First class: October 13, 2026, with a small ranch activity and parent/guardian–instructor orientation. Families may cancel participation at any time by contacting the Ranch at (865) 360-8331.

The complete program flyer

Ranch Rangers flyer featuring program leader Caleigh Brady. For children ages 5–9, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.; $75 per participant per session, with twice-weekly and sibling discounts available.

Come meet us!

The Russell Recovery Ranch International Overdose Awareness Day

Two places to find the purple Ranch booth

Upcoming appearances

Two East Tennessee gatherings. One welcoming place to connect, remember, ask questions and carry hope forward. Details follow the organizers’ public listings checked August 28, 2026.

Saturday · 6:00–8:00 PM

Awareness Today, Prevention Tomorrow

Union County Overdose Awareness Event

Wilson Park · 115 Wilson Lane, Maynardville

Hosted by ICARE Union County.

Official event

Monday · 6:00–8:00 PM

Knoxville’s International Overdose Awareness Day

Remember. Support. Act.

Volunteer Landing · Knoxville, Tennessee

Hosted by Handcuffs To Hope.

Official event

Come see what the Ranch is about

At the Russell Ranch booth

Plant something. Ask questions. Learn about the Ranch. Tell us your story. Take home hope.

Raised garden beds at the Russell Ranch.

Plant Hope

Plant a small coleus and take it home—a living reminder that hope can grow from a small beginning.

A white horse at the Russell Ranch.

Our Mission in Action

See how land, animals, gardening, education and purposeful activities come together at the Ranch.

Green fields and the entrance gate at the Russell Ranch.

Stronger Together

Explore how the Ranch can work alongside recovery organizations and community partners.

Steven and Shannon Russell with their family at the Ranch.

Leave a Name. Share a Story.

Honor someone you love, remember someone you miss or support someone still finding their way.

Also planned: rotating Ranch scenes and a small animal exhibit when event-day conditions, safety and animal welfare allow.

A wide view across the green Russell Ranch property.
The red barn and Russell Ranch sign.

A day for every story.

Whether you’re celebrating recovery, remembering someone, supporting someone you love or still finding your way—there’s room for you.

A person’s hardest chapter does not have to become the ending of their story.

Come as you are.

Plant hope Grow hope Give hope

Your story is still growing.

Plan a visit or explore a community partnership.

Tell us who you serve, what you are hoping to explore, your general timing and budget. The Ranch team will begin with a practical conversation about fit and next steps.

Event schedules and activities can change. Please check the linked public event listing before traveling.