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Leah is a dedicated equestrian whose lifelong love for horses has taken her through every major riding discipline. 🐎 She built her foundation in 4-H and Pony Club, where she mastered essential horsemanship, before fine-tuning her precision in the...

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Cindy Freishtat, (aka Frei)

Cindy Freishtat, (aka Frei)
January 1, 2026 2278

Cindy spent the first 25 years of her career in the corporate sector working with a broad range of clients and companies, from the Jane Goodall Institute to the Defense Intelligence Agency, General Electric to Deepak Chopra, Busch Gardens/Sea...

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Maria Flint

Maria Flint
January 1, 2026 2197

Maria Flint is an extremely motivated and results-driven management professional with exceptional leadership and communication skills. Having spent the last 20 years of her career in government contracting, she has extensive background in...

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Kiele Marston

Kiele Marston
January 1, 2026 728

Kiele Marston Equine Specialist In elementary school, Kiele made a friend who owned horses. One invitation to the farm later, and the horse bug bit. Kiele jokes that every time she tries to look for a non-equine career, they seem to find a way to...

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Melissa Valyo-Smith

Melissa Valyo-Smith
January 1, 2026 676

Melissa Valyo-Smith Certified Recreation Therapist Melissa Valyo-Smith is a certified Recreation Therapist and Aquatic Therapist. She works with a variety of populations, but focuses on older adults and the IDD population. Melissa is a  Certified...

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The Fox Moon Farm Project
10 hours ago
The Fox Moon Farm Project

What happens when a team from Lowe’s spends two days on a farm? They build a garden, cover a greenhouse, share a lot of pizza and laughter... and leave with full hearts. 🧡🌱

Lowe’s volunteers from Tappahannock, Gloucester, Williamsburg, Chesterfield and Colonial Heights came out to help us restore and rebuild our Community Garden, which grows fresh produce for families in King and Queen County, where there isn’t a single grocery store.

They worked hard, and they had fun doing it. What touched us most was hearing them say they felt the same thing our clients feel when they come out here: a sense of peace, connection and belonging. That’s the magic of this place. When people work side by side with their hands in the soil, something heals.

Thank you, Lowe’s, for nourishing our community and our hearts. Welcome to the herd! 🐴

Watch the highlights from our two days together 👇

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The Fox Moon Farm Project
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There is not a single grocery store in King and Queen County. 🌱

For many families here, fresh vegetables mean a long drive and hard choices, and with grocery prices what they are, that pressure is felt every week. That’s why our Community Garden exists. Since 2023, it has grown into one of the heartbeats of Fox Moon Farm, putting thousands of pounds of free, organic produce each season on the tables of families who need it most.

But this garden grows more than food. The children, adults, and seniors in our Healing with Horses program, individuals with special needs and those healing from trauma, work right alongside us. Planting seeds, tending rows, and harvesting become real practice in patience, responsibility, and teamwork. And there is something deeply healing in knowing that what you grew is feeding a neighbor. 💚

Today we’re overjoyed to share that @Lowe’s is partnering with The Fox Moon Farm Project through the Lowe’s Community Impact Program, a five-year, $100 million national commitment to renovate and revitalize shared community spaces across the country.

On October 15th and 16th, Lowe’s red-vest volunteers will join us on the farm, donating their time, skills, and materials to help build out our garden for the seasons ahead. That means more rows planted, more families fed, and more participants discovering the dignity of growing something that helps someone else.

A special thank you to Maria Flint, the veteran and founder of our Community Garden, whose lifelong commitment to service made this partnership possible. And to everyone at Lowe’s: thank you for believing in our neighbors and our mission. We can’t wait to welcome you to the farm.

Stay tuned for build day photos! 📸

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There is not a single grocery store in King and Queen County. 🌱For many families here, fresh vegetables mean a long drive and hard choices, and with grocery prices what they are, that pressure is felt every week. That’s why our Community Garden exists. Since 2023, it has grown into one of the heartbeats of Fox Moon Farm, putting thousands of pounds of free, organic produce each season on the tables of families who need it most.But this garden grows more than food. The children, adults, and seniors in our Healing with Horses program, individuals with special needs and those healing from trauma, work right alongside us. Planting seeds, tending rows, and harvesting become real practice in patience, responsibility, and teamwork. And there is something deeply healing in knowing that what you grew is feeding a neighbor. 💚Today we’re overjoyed to share that @Lowe’s is partnering with The Fox Moon Farm Project through the Lowe’s Community Impact Program, a five-year, $100 million national commitment to renovate and revitalize shared community spaces across the country.On October 15th and 16th, Lowe’s red-vest volunteers will join us on the farm, donating their time, skills, and materials to help build out our garden for the seasons ahead. That means more rows planted, more families fed, and more participants discovering the dignity of growing something that helps someone else.A special thank you to Maria Flint, the veteran and founder of our Community Garden, whose lifelong commitment to service made this partnership possible. And to everyone at Lowe’s: thank you for believing in our neighbors and our mission. We can’t wait to welcome you to the farm.Stay tuned for build day photos! 📸#HowLowesHelps #FoxMoonFarm #CommunityGarden #HealingWithHorses #NatureHeals #FoodSecurity #KingAndQueenCounty #VirginiaNonprofitImage attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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The Fox Moon Farm Project
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Not every farm adventure happens on horseback. Sometimes it starts with a manure wagon. 😄

One of our young friends steered the wagon right through the gate and into the donkey paddock. When it got stuck, he didn't give up. He backed it up, lined it up again and kept going. Then he grabbed a pitchfork and got to work, getting stronger with every scoop.

After chores came the fun part: climbing to the top of the hay bales in the barn, then crawling through the tunnels in the chicken pen on an egg hunt. (The hens were keeping their eggs to themselves that day!)

Real work, real play and real pride, all in one afternoon. That's farm life at its best.

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Not every farm adventure happens on horseback. Sometimes it starts with a manure wagon. 😄One of our young friends steered the wagon right through the gate and into the donkey paddock. When it got stuck, he didnt give up. He backed it up, lined it up again and kept going. Then he grabbed a pitchfork and got to work, getting stronger with every scoop.After chores came the fun part: climbing to the top of the hay bales in the barn, then crawling through the tunnels in the chicken pen on an egg hunt. (The hens were keeping their eggs to themselves that day!)Real work, real play and real pride, all in one afternoon. Thats farm life at its best.#FoxMoonFarm #FarmTherapy #NatureHeals #ComeAsYouAre #FarmLifeImage attachmentImage attachment
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