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Green Forest

Missions

We serve because we believe we are called to serve. The Healing Place Farm has been "missioning" since 2005.

We never ask our patrons for donations, but instead utilize monies from purchases made in our shop to support missions. 

We are grateful to be able to partner with our patrons. In 2023, we served 100s of individuals and organizations.  Since opening, we have been able to answer the call for over 3000 missions.

We fulfill mission requests every day; the needs are great and many. 

2024 Missions

January

Provided comforting products to a person with breast cancer.

Provided comforting products to a person with brain cancer.

Provided comforting products to a person with kidney cancer.

Young soul fighting cancer provided products.

Person with a serious health complication needing surgery provided products. 

Person with a profound loss was sent products of comfort. 

Service dog donation. 

February

Honor Flight gala product donation. 

Provided products to a person suffering from the loss of a parent.

Products given to a person suffering from the loss of a spouse. 

A person suffering with childhood grief was given comforting products.  

Provided products to a person struggling with depression. 

A person with a chronic condition was given personal products. 

Product donation for a fundraiser in support of a local family. 

March

Monetary donation to Mission Barista.

Uganda folks sent lip balms for parched lips. 

Person with cancer sent soothing products and prayer shawl.

Products sent to person with serious medical issue. 

Products sent to person with medical distress. 

April

Single person with two children with special needs provided products. 

Elderly person provided products for self-care.

Terminally ill person provided products for comfort. 

Comforting products given to a family who received a difficult diagnosis. 

Raffle donation of products provided to Raise and Relish, Inc, increasing the sustainability of local     farms and food businesses in SE Wisconsin so that they can procure healthy food and distribute to   underserved people.  

Three individuals with serious surgeries and health conditions were provided comforting products.

A young person with a serious health condition was provided products of care. 

A person with a terminal diagnosis was given products. 

Elderly chickens and a rooster were adopted on the farm after their human mama passed away.  

Raffle donation to the American Legion of Bark Lake. 

A person with a cancer diagnosis was provided with soothing products. 

An elderly soul who needed some "just because" care was given some products of compassion.

Monetary donation to Mission Barista. 

Products of comfort provided to a person with a cancer diagnosis. 

A prayer shawl was sent to a person suffering an incredible loss. 

Products of love given to a person going through deep grief.  

May

Aromasticks provided to Wisconsin school who suffered a school shooting. 

Products brought to a local nursing home memory care unit, products to make them feel pretty and good.  

Soothing products provided to a breast cancer patient.

A cancer patient was provided comforting products.  

Products provided to the Pewaukee Fire Department fund raiser. 

June

Three unrelated young people with cancer were given comforting products. 

Products were provided to support a person with cancer.  

Comforting products were given to a person with a terminal health diagnosis. 

Products were given to a person in support of a cancer diagnosis. 

Loving products were given to a person with a serious neurological condition. 

Support in products to a family experiencing multiple losses of loved ones to cancer. 

Products of comfort given to a woman with a serious illness. 

 

July

Monetary donation given in support of Mission Barista.

Christmas cheer products were sent as requested to a person in hospice who may not survive to Christmas.

A person with a spouse and child both diagnosed with cancer were given care products. 

For a person in grief, products of comfort were provided. 

Comforting products were given to a person with a devastating diagnosis and repeated hospitalizations. 

Products of care were sent to a person to share with a friend that is nearing death. 

Donation for the Pat Heitman scholarship fundraiser. 

Comforting products provided for two people undergoing treatment for cancer. 

Two people were provided products to help meet their basic hygiene needs.  

Five people struggling to meet their basic hygiene needs were provided products. 

A person with a chronic health condition was given care products. 

 August

Prayer shawl sent to a beautiful soul in hospice care. 

Prayer shawl sent to an individual struggling. 

Products sent to a person with multiple family losses. 

Products of thanks given to a state patrol officer. 

Products of gratitude provided to a local clergy and staff. 

Comforting products given to a person facing a cancer diagnosis. 

Prayer shawls and hundreds of lip balms sent with a mission's group to the inner bush of Tanzania.

Products provided to a person undergoing emergency surgery.  

A family who has experienced great suffering in the last year was provided products of care. 

Products of comfort provided to a person who had a health emergency. 

A family with a missing family member was provided products of care.

Products to comfort a family with a family member gone missing. 

Two veterinarians received products for kind caregiving. 

A nurse in need of kindness received special products. 

Products of comfort given to a person with a critical illness. 

Gift boxes sent to a person experiencing a loss of two family members in a short period of time. 

September

Individual with a prayer need was sent a prayer shawl.

Person with a special prayer request was sent a prayer shawl. 

Personal needing prayer and blessing was sent a prayer shawl. 

A young person with a progressive illness was sent comforting products and a prayer shawl. 

A woman with a difficult cancer diagnosis was sent a prayer shawl and products of care. 

A man with a 2nd cancer diagnosis after years of being cancer-free was sent a prayer shawl and comforting products. 

Prayer shawl sent to a woman in trouble, needing a special blessing of protection.

Products of comfort sent to a young person who experienced a tragic loss of a family member. 

​Prayer shawl and products sent to a person diagnosed with a catastrophic illness. 

Caring products sent to a family with a family member who passed away unexpectedly. 

Grieving parent who experienced a loss of a young child received a prayer shawl and comforting products. 

Products and a prayer shawl sent to a child who lost a parent. 

Two prayer shawls sent to a single parent raising special needs children. 

OCTOBER​

50 soaps and 100 lip balms sent to the victims of hurricane Helene via Christian Aid and Relief. 

Donations sent to Mountain Mule Packer Ranch which is taking needed supplies into areas that are impossible to reach by other means post Hurricane Helene. Mountain Mule Packers Training - Home 

100 Lip Balms given to Stop Human Trafficking Ministry and the Franciscan Peacemakers who support women in danger and need.

Products of care given to a person who provides support to her elderly veteran neighbor. 

Prayer shawl given to a person who had a fire at their farm. 

Prayer shawl and products of comfort given to a person in need struggling with depression.  

Prayer shawls sent to hurricane victims. 

Prayers shawl sent to person struggling with mental health challenges. 

The prayer shawl ministry is growing far and wide- we have many going across the country to those suffering with illness, loss & grief, debilitation, victims of a fire.  Children, men, & women, to anyone in need.  

Products of comfort given to a woman who experienced two consecutive losses.  

Prayer shawls provided to a family with extreme grief after a traumatic accident. 

​Prayer shawl sent to a person in a very dark place.

A person going through chemotherapy was sent a prayer shawl. 

A family with a loved one with a major illness was sent multiple prayer shawls. 

NOVEMBER

Monetary donation sent to Mission Barista Global.​

Person having personal challenges sent products of comfort. 

Person struggling sent comforting products. 

Gift box sent to a person in hospice care. 

Person in end of life sent products of care. 

Products sent to a person with profound physical challenges.

Person experiencing grief provided with products and prayer shawl. 

Prayer shawl provided to a person in distress. 

Prayer shawl and products given to a person in grief. 

MISSIONS ACCOMPLISHED AT OUR 2 DAY OPEN HOUSE BECAUSE OF YOUR PATRONAGE:

~12 prayer shawls were given.

~Products were supplied to no fewer than 15 people that had great need.

~Donations were made to Washington County Animal Rescue.

~A monetary donation was given to a family that has lost virtually everything.

~Two large donations of product were given to two separate families in great need.

~A donation was given to Mission Barista Global.

~Yarn was supplied to an individual that is going to make shawls.

Prayer shawl and comforting products sent to a family impacted by suicide.

Products of care sent to a very ill person. 

December

Monetary donation given to Hoover's Haus dog rescue.

Monetary donation given to Washington County Humane Society.

Prayer shawl for a young person diagnosed with cancer. 

Lip balms provided for a sex trafficking mission.

Prayer shawl given to a person with an unknown sadness. 

Products of comfort and a prayer shawl for person in hospice care. 

Support products given to a family in need. 

Marv & Randy products provided to a person needing a little pick me up. 

Products and a prayer shawl sent to someone struggling with difficult life events. 

Comforting products sent to a person with a special need. 

 

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