Hope Still Changes Everything ...
one Child , one Family, one Lineage at a time.
Big Oak Ranch would not exist as we know it, but for the generosity, courage and strength of our remarkable Board of Directors. Individually and as a group, they give of their talents, their experience and their time to give our children a chan ce at a normal life. Over the years, the impact they’ve had on our children has been profound.
I am thankful and proud to be part of a team that deeply cares about our Big Oak Ranch family of children, houseparents, staff and executive team. We are very thankful for the generosity of donors and valued supporters as we advance in our mission to care for children. As a member and chairman of the Board of Directors, it is an honor to witness and participate in the growth and many achievements of Big Oak Ranch .
— Craig Beatty, Chairman of the Board of Directors
Craig Beatty
President
CS Beatty Construction Birmingham, AL
Greg Belcher
President Royal Automotive, Inc. Birmingham, AL
Jonathan Belcher
President & Co-Founder
Signature Homes Birmingham, AL Nashville, TN
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Big Oak Ranch exists to meet the needs of abused, neglected and abandoned children by giving them a solid, Christian home and a chance to realize and fulfill God’s plan for their lives.
Walter Edge
President
Edge Biologicals, Inc. Memphis, TN
Bill Ratliff
Member Wallace, Jordan, Ratliff & Brandt, LLC Birmingham, AL
Jerry Stewart
Executive Vice President Southern Company Alabama Power (retired) Birmingham, AL
Nick Wright
President Special Events Management Tuscaloosa, AL
What Was Still Is.
If I could begin from a personal perspective, this statement is one of the most affirming I’ve received since welcoming the honor of leading this incredible organization more than 10 years ago. As my mom was asked recently by a group curious about our catalyst for growth in what is unfortunately a shrinking field of service, her words spoke over me that we are carrying Big Oak’s and my family’s original calling well.
During a difficult time for our nation’s most vulnerable children, Big Oak is growing. We are doing so because we’ve never wavered in the fact that children thrive most when a part of a home where God is honored and the guidance of a dedicated, loving mom and dad runs deep.
A half-century of giving children a chance has taught us that generational change happens by choice, but starts with one child at a time.
Each child’s unique past can range from abuse, neglect, abandonment or all three. We choose to see their associated challenges, their unique needs in order to heal and their unique design, gifts and abilities. One child at a time, we develop a plan to help them succeed at Big Oak for the long term. An invaluable pillar in the plan is to carefully and intentionally choose the right houseparents for that unique child. As diverse as our children’s pasts, so are the pasts of our houseparents. Ranging in childhood experiences themselves and in former careers that span nursing, teaching, law enforcement, international missions and more, they bring their own unique designs, gifts and abilities for the betterment of our children. One child at a time, we evaluate their pairing with our houseparents and identify the best long-term match.
One family at a time is formed as this plan unfolds for the mom, dad and up to eight children who live in each of our 25 homes. Time has shown us the importance of the longevity of our houseparents’ leadership as it serves as a catalyst to our children experiencing family. Vital training,
accountability to that training and Spirit-filled community are invested into our houseparents and children by providing home where we believe family takes place and the center of where our promises of love, honesty, perseverance and discipline are put into action.
One new lineage at a time begins with each of the more than 2,000 children who’ve called Big Oak home. Lines of future families, because of God’s work through one child at a time, will make the turn to His path, which offers the Hope that still changes everything. It starts with one child at a time, but the impact is eternal.
What we do is not new. It’s the God-designed model for the family and for the calling we have to lead people to the One who gives beauty for ashes. And, while what we do is not new, it is our turn. As you read this report, we hope you are as passionately committed as we are to continue ensuring that “our turn” always upholds what was and still is to come.
Keep Planting,
Brodie Croyle
Brodie and Kelli Croyle with their sons, Sawyer and Luke
CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF GIVING CHILDREN A CHANCE. HALF A CENTURY OF GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITY
Since 1974, Big Oak has been called to meet the needs of over 2,000 children who have come to us from all across the United States and from various backgrounds and unique circumstances. While they are all different, they have in common a past full of heartbreak and difficulty. Most have never known unconditional love or the stability of a true home. Their lives were too often filled with fear, pain and uncertainty. Everything changes when they join our family. We provide them with a safe, loving home and point them toward the true source of Hope, healing and restoration, which becomes their new common ground.
From a farmhouse serving five boys to six ministry teams dedicated to continually improving the standard of care for children who need a chance, Big Oak has been given an opportunity to advance the mission of loving, long-term, Christian homes nationwide. We are honored that you have chosen to join us!
We are called to relieve the suffering of children… our Children are our WHY
THE BOYS’ RANCH
The Big Oak ministry grew out of the desire to give hurting children a chance. John Croyle founded Big Oak Boys’ Ranch in 1974 after working a summer camp and meeting a little boy from the streets of New Orleans whose mother was a prostitute, and he was banker and timekeeper for his mother. John shared with him how he could become a Christian, and the boy returned to the same camp the following summer and shared how Jesus had changed his life. This moment led to a clear calling to relieve the suffering of children. Since that time, the Boys’ Ranch has grown from a farmhouse serving 5 boys into 474 acres, a gym and children’s center, 14 residential homes, two resource homes, two retreat homes, a food shed, a cattle facility, an equine center and Outfitters (a store which where our boys can purchase items with points earned). The Boys’ Ranch was rooted in Isaiah 61:3 which tells us, “They will be called oaks of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that He may be glorified.”
“ “ The Girls’ Ranch is a place where families embody love, perseverance, honesty, and discipline in an effort to point children to Jesus, who provides hope and healing.
— Tony & Rhona Osborne, Girls’ Ranch Directors
“ “ — Jason & Jen Shoars, Boys’ Ranch Directors
The Boys’ Ranch supports our mission by providing a Christ-centered family environment in which our boys can grow into the kind of men God created them to be.
THE GIRLS’ RANCH
The vision to start the Girls’ Ranch evolved from a court case involving “Shelley,” a 12-year-old girl who had been physically and sexually abused by her father. Big Oak pleaded with the judge to let Shelley live at the Boys’ Ranch, but the judge refused and placed Shelley back with her parents. Shelley was beaten to death by her parents three months later. The Girls’ Ranch was built in 1988 in Shelley’s memory and rests on the promise of Genesis 50:20, “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” The Girls’ Ranch has now grown into 325 acres , a gym and children’s center, 12 residential homes , a chapel, two retreat homes, a food shed, an equine center and cattle facility, and the Boutique (a store where our girls can purchase items with points earned) and a space to serve our Planting Oaks partners.
THE BEGINNING
BIG OAK CATTLE FEEDS OUR WHY
When we began Big Oak Cattle in 2014, we wanted to build a self-sustaining production system for naturally raised beef that could help feed the families of Big Oak. Today, Big Oak Cattle includes more than 100 pairs of Black Angus cow/calf pairs and 225 acres of fenced pasture land. The Boys’ Ranch is home to most of our herd and a feeder calf operation while the Girls’ Ranch is home to the remaining cattle. BOC is committed to having the top bloodlines and genetic make-up in our livestock, producing calves with superior marbling, docility, ribeye, and low birth w eight.
But that’s not its true mission.
WHY BIG OAK CATTLE EXISTS
A cattle operation is hard work; it teaches responsibility and accountability because the animals depend on you for everything. It requires a great investment of time and energy, and it teaches a strong work ethic. It’s an opportunity for our houseparents and staff to teach lost skills as they complete Ranch chores together, including checking gates, repairing fence lines, providing for the animals, and much more. We’ve learned that few things help a child grow in trust and belief more than working with animals. As our children care for the horses and cattle, their nurturin g spirits develop.
CELEBRATING 50 YEARS
As we were in the planning phase of our 50th Anniversary Celebr ation, we knew we wanted our children to be the highlight of the day… and what an awesome day it was! Over 1,500 people came out to the Boys’ Ranch for a delicious hamburger dinner featuring our premium Big Oak Cattle beef and to watch our P21 Rodeo where our kids got to show off the skills they learned over the summer .
“Being able to ride a horse and carry the American flag at the same time in front of a huge crowd was really thrilling. I haven’t done anything else like it. It was a moment I will never forget!” Kaige
READ WHAT KAIGE HAS PLANNED FOR HIS FUTURE
WESTBROOK CHRISTIAN SCHOOL EDUCATES OUR WHY
LEARNING AIMED AT EXCELLENCE... MAXIMIZING POTENTIAL...
TRAINING WARRIORS FOR CHRIST
One of our children’s greatest blessings is Westbrook Christian School in Rainbow City, which opened in 1990, and continues to provide students with every opportunity to grow academically and spiritually, and to reach their full God-given potential. Through the decades, Westbrook has echoed what we teach in our homes at Big Oak, with their family-centered, scripture-based approach to education.
Many of our middle and high school students were recognized for their hard work and commitment to their education for the 2023-2024 school year!
Whether that be through honor roll, creative writing, or their decision to step into ASCEND, we celebrate these academic milestones with excitement and gratitude. To all of the teachers, faculty, staff & administration at Westbrook, thank you for your investment in the lives of our children.
190
CHILDREN RECEIVED A PRIVATE EDUCATION AT WESTBROOK
118
OF THOSE CHILDREN ENDED THE 2023 |2024 YEAR ON THE A|B HONOR ROLL
Because of your support, our children receive an exceptional education founded on excellence and training warriors for Christ - that positions each child for a rewarding future.
26
CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN THE ARTS
45
CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN ORGANIZED TEAM SPORTS
WE’LL STICK WITH YOU.
ASCEND CONTINUES OUR WHY
It’s one of the four foundational promises we make to every child who calls Big Oak home, and ASCEND is one way we keep that promise. Through their time with their family at Big Oak, each child receives consistent examples of love, honesty, perseverance and discipline. As our children become young adults, focused guidance and teaching is required to help them transform what they have seen into how they live. Through 4:11 classes and mentorships, we provide the spiritual, professional, financial and personal life preparation that helps each young man and woman walk the path of their unique, God-given purpose.
THE POWER OF COMMUNITY
Our ASCENDants now live in community, both socially and physically, at ASCEND in Birmingham. This 2.32 acre and 45,770 square feet of living and learning space was meticulously planned to provide enough independence for students, but not without the support of fellow ASCENDants as well as on-site Village Guides.
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YOUNG
ADULTS ARE RECEIVING THE BENEFIT OF COLLEGE OR TRADE SCHOOL EDUCATION ALONG WITH LIFE SKILLS TRAINING
11NEW ASCENDANTS BEGIN FALL OF 2025
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AT COMPLETION, WE WILL BE ABLE TO SUPPORT UP TO 48 ASCENDANTS
Life is full of climbs. Some are more challenging than others, and making the transition from dependency to true independence is certainly one of those. ASCEND provides not only guidance to our young adults as they embark on a chosen pathway to further their education but also life preparation so they can step into adulthood more equipped to navigate the climbs and identify the path God has prepared for them.
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— Kelli Croyle, ASCEND Lead Guide
ASCEND effectively prepares our young adults, ages 18-24, to overcome adversity, pursue purpose, and commit to the path.
HELP US HELP MORE
PLANTING OAKS FURTHERS OUR WHY
There are millions of children across the country who need intervention on their behalf. We continue to scale toward 20 homes each at the Boys’ Ranch and Girls’ Ranch over the next decade in order to meet the needs of children from all across the nation who need a safe, loving home, while retaining the culture and community that is most beneficial for our children.
Planting Oaks is one of our paths to even more impact as we come alongside those who share our same passion and mission to help them get their ministries off the ground or grow already-established ministries in a way that is affordable, scalable and most effective in their area of service.
Each of our Planting Oaks partners is unique in terms of organizational structure and focus, whether it is long-term residential care, long-term placement for children rescued from human trafficking, long-term foster care communities or transitional living for those aging out of foster care. Each of their visions for helping children in need is as unique as our partnership timing. Wherever our Planting Oaks are when they come to us, we meet them there because as unique as our ministries are, we have one vital commonality — a dedication to provide safe, loving, Christian homes to children in need of a chance.
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We bring value to organizations committed to serving children in need as many organizations are “high-heart” but lack strong business capabilities, while others are businessminded and can lean on us to help fill gaps in childcare knowledge and culture building. As the network comes together, collaborative, diverse groups are comprised of people who aren’t competing, but bringing best practices to the table to meet diverse needs within the realm of child welfare...this results in sweeping change. A network of referrals is also formed, which adds immediate lift to the solutions we seek by coming together.
— Erin Woods, Planting Oaks Director
1,436 THIS YEAR OUR PLANTING OAKS PARTNERS HAVE SERVED A TOTAL OF
CHILDREN WERE CARED FOR DIRECTLY IN RESIDENTIAL | LONG-TERM CARE
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— Brodie Croyle, CEO
10,217CHILDREN
8,869
CHILDREN PROFESSED THEIR FAITH IN CHRIST 29
CHILDREN WERE CARED FOR IN SHORT-TERM RESIDENTIAL CARE
Through Planting Oaks, our goal is to have the greatest impact and influence this country has ever seen for orphaned, abused, abandoned and neglected children. We are going to do it together. WATCH THE RECAP OF OUR PLANTING OAKS SUMMIT
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HOPE STILL CHANGES EVERYTHING ONE
CHILD, ONE FAMILY, ONE LINEAGE AT A TIME
I was one of the first few boys to live at Big Oak and moved into John and Tee’s home, along with the other boys. I watched how they loved, disciplined and mentored all of us. They took us everywhere with them, including church, where I found my Savior and He began rebuilding my life.
Living at the Ranch provided me the stability and security I needed to find my purpose and put my focus on positive growth in my life. I found the father figure I needed and realized what family means.
Because of what had been poured into my life at Big Oak, I knew I wanted to build a solid marriage, to be a great father to my future children and to center it all on Jesus. My wife Kaysi and I will soon celebrate our 39th wedding anniversary. We have three grown children and 6 grandchildren. Our children are saved, have thriving families, and are raising their children in Christian homes. We always strived to parent in the way God was leading and I am so thankful for the great role models I had in John and Tee.
At 61 years old, I look back on my life and I’m so grateful for my time at Big Oak - for the legacy that extends throughout my family. I have nothing but great memories of living there and am happy to know so many kids have been given the same chance I was given so many years ago.
A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM OUR FOUNDERS:
When we began this journey 50 years ago, both of us were 23 years old and had no idea how this dream was going to come together. But as usual, God is ALWAYS faithful to accomplish what He calls us to do.
As we reflect on the last 50 years at Big Oak Ranch, we are amazed by all of you who have joined us on this journey. This mission would have been an impossible task without each of you contributing to the welfare of Big Oak Ranch and our children.
The fruit of your obedience to God’s calling to invest in this dream has resulted in cycles of abuse being broken, families forever altered and thousands of lives being affected for eterni ty.
We are confident that God’s blessing will continue to rest on Big Oak Ranch. We are excited for the next 50 years because we know that WHAT WAS STILL IS and that Hope STILL Changes Everything .
— John & Tee Croyle, Founders, Big Oak Ranch
SEE THE FRUIT OF YOUR SUPPORT
Grey & Kaysi Darrah
Grey’s Lineage
50 YEARS OF GENERATIONAL IMPACT
Watching the children who grew up at Big Oak become young adults who are walking pathways built on the foundation of generation al change is such an honor. We love receiving wedding invitations, graduation announcements and news of milestones reached, but one of the greate st joys is receiving news of a baby born – the Next Generation – a lineage that knows the love of an earthly father and mother and is being taught about the Hope that is found in our Heavenly Father!
ISABELLA’S STORY
Dakota grew up at the Boys’ Ranch and graduated from high school with Advanced Honors. He is now a Sergeant in the U.S. Army. After deployments took him to Afghanistan and Romania, Dakota came back home in August 2019 to introduce his wife, Kerith, to our Big Oak family. They served in Colorado for a year before leaving for Germany. As they prepared for and experienced life overseas, away from family for 2 years, we were able to keep in touch through calls, text messages and pictures, which gave us the opportunity to be a part of their journey. We found out Kerith and Dakota were expecting a baby girl in July. Dakota shared, “I am ready to be a great Dad because of what I was taught at Big Oak.” News of Baby Isabella’s arrival spread quickly! As their time in Germany came to an end, Dakota and Kerith brought “Bells” home to meet her Big Oak family.
The
next generation
M c KENNA’S STORY
At nine years old, Melody remembers praying: “Dear God, I want a new place to live. One where I can have a mom and a dad. I want to have a house with a trampoline, and horses, and a swimming pool. I want a lake where I can fish and a bunch of kids my age to play with. I don’t ever want to have to change schools again.” God answered her prayer. Through the support of Big Oak and a fantastic education at Westbrook Christian School, Melody received a full ride to Jacksonville State University and went on to receive her Master’s in Clinical Nutrition at UAB, which also led to her meeting her husband, Matt, at the library while studying for an exam. Matt and Melody now live near Destin, FL, where he works as a family nurse practitioner. We felt so much joy hearing that Melody and Matt were expecting a baby girl! On Tuesday, August 27, Mel’s social media post read, “Our September Baby couldn’t wait and decided to be an August Baby! McKenna is here and healthy, and Matt and I couldn’t be more grateful.” We quickly reached out to the new parents to celebrate Baby McKenna and another cycle broken!
As we reflect on the work your support enables us to do, we are thankful for our houseparents and staff that surround and carry out our mission of Hope - pouring into the children who currently live at Big Oak. We are grateful for those that paved the way and poured into ou r Former Residents, the Big Oak connections that will always tie us together and the many other Stories of Hope that are being lived out, just like Melody’s and Dakota’s. What a blessing to see first-hand cycles broken and the Next Generation of children, like Isabella and McKenna, who are being raised by mother and fathers who point them toward the true source of Hope.
The next generation
READ DAKOTA’S “A LIFE CHANGED” STORY HERE
READ MELODY’S “A LIFE CHANGED” STORY HERE
2000
CHILDREN HAVE CALLED BIG OAK RANCH HOME OVER THE PAST
THIS YEAR 219 CHILDREN FROM 21 STATES HAVE CALLED BIG OAK HOME
59 CHILDREN AGES 15+ LEARNED TO SEARCH FOR & MAINTAIN A JOB
WE ARE A CHRISTIAN HOME FOR CHILDREN NEEDING A CHANCE OF OUR CHILDREN WORKED TO PURCHASE THEIR VEHICLE 13
CHILDREN PROFESSED THEIR FAITH IN CHRIST AND |OR WERE BAPTIZED
CHILDREN PROFESSED THEIR FAITH IN CHRIST AND |OR WERE BAPTIZED 26 OVER THE PAST 5 YEARS129
WE ARE ROOTED IN ISAIAH 61:3, “...SO THEY WILL BE CALLED OAKS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS , THE PLANTING OF THE LORD, THAT HE MAY BE GLORIFIED.”
657 MEALS FOR OUR CHILDREN
769 COUNSELING | THERAPY APPOINTMENTS WERE PROVIDED
80 CHILDREN RECEIVED COUNSELING | THERAPY SERVICES
35 CHILDREN RECEIVED GLASSES | CONTACTS OR CRITICAL VISION CARE
965 MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS WERE PROVIDED (PEDIATRICIAN | EYE DOCTOR | DENTIST)
51 CHILDREN RECEIVED ORTHODONTIC CARE BIG OAK RANCH WAS RECOGNIZED BY THE STATE OF ALABAMA FOR 50 YEARS OF GIVING CHILDREN A CHANCE EACH DAY, WE PROVIDE
CHRIST HAS ALWAYS BEEN AND WILL REMAIN THE CORNERSTONE OF BIG OAK RANCH VIEW OUR IMPACT VIDEO
Our support comes solely from Individuals, Corporations & Organizations
General Contributions – 63.5%
Restricted Contributions –23.8%
Special Events – 6.1%
Other – 3.7%
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