Whetstone Boys Ranch is a therapeutic residential program established in 2011, dedicated to supporting troubled boys aged 12-16 and their families. The ranch provides a comprehensive approach that includes individual and group therapy, academic education, outdoor adventures, and hands-on tasks designed to build character and leadership skills. Their focus is on addressing issues such as anger, depression, screen addiction, low self-esteem, and trauma. With a low boy-to-staff ratio of 3:1, Whetstone aims to create a nurturing environment where young men can heal and develop into responsible individuals.

The program emphasizes a family-centered philosophy, providing tailored therapeutic techniques like EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) to help boys process emotional challenges. Whetstone Boys Ranch also engages families in the healing process through collaborative therapy sessions. The organization celebrates its commitment to character development and personal growth with ongoing community involvement opportunities and a supportive network for both residents and their families.