Help Us Make This Year's Open House Unforgettable

On October 11, 2026, our community will gather for one incredible day to celebrate compassion, kindness, and the animals who found safety at Huckleberry Trails Animal Sanctuary.

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This year marks our Third Annual Open House, and we're hoping to make it our biggest and best yet. We need your help to get there.

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Support Our Raffle

One of the day's biggest highlights is our raffle, made possible by the generosity of local businesses, artists, families, and supporters like you. These donations become the exciting baskets that raise essential funds for our animals.

We're looking for donations such as:

• Gift cards or gift certificates

• Themed raffle baskets

• Artwork

• Handmade items

• Experiences or services

• Any unique item our guests would love

No donation is too small. Whether it's a single gift card or a fully themed basket, your generosity makes a real difference.

 

Where Your Support Goes

100% of the proceeds from this event go directly to caring for our rescued animals — nutritious food, veterinary care, medications, shelter, fencing, enrichment, and bedding.

When you sponsor a raffle item, you're not just donating a prize. You're helping give rescued farm animals the safe, happy future they deserve.

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We'll Celebrate Your Generosity

Huckleberry Trails is honored to recognize every contribution. Individuals and businesses making a contribution of (or worth) $20 or more will be recognized as a Sponsor at the event.

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Ready to Donate?

We'd love to hear from you!

Monetary donations can be made through our website at huckleberrytrails.org/donate-1. Please write "For Open House" in the notes/comment section.

Basket items can be mailed to: 200A N 34th St., Camp Hill, PA 17011

If you have any questions or would like more information, please email us at gina@huckleberrytrails.org.

Please note: all donations must be received by September 15, 2026.

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Thank you for believing in our mission and helping us make this year's Open House a day our animals — and our community — will never forget.