Wednesday, November 29, 2017

Quarterback Mason Rudolph Chosen as FCA Magazine Cover Athlete


As owner and president of Ventana Capital, Darwin Horan raises funds for land entitlement and development activities and serves on a variety of metro district boards. In addition to his professional pursuits, Darwin Horan is a regular supporter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).

The FCA publishes a bi-monthly magazine that includes feature stories about individuals and organizations inspiring positive change in their respective lives and communities through a relationship with Jesus Christ. The November-December edition of the magazine features 41 profiles of prominent college football players, including cover athlete Mason Rudolph, who is the quarterback for Oklahoma State University (OSU). In the story, Rudolph details his Christian upbringing and explains how attending college and being separated from his family strengthened his relationship with Christ. 

Now in his senior season at OSU, Rudolph is having the best year of his career, with 33 touchdowns and 4,115 passing yards through 11 games. Last season, through 13 games, the 6-foot-5, 230-pound quarterback recorded 28 touchdowns and 4,091 passing yards. Throughout his four-year collegiate career, he has accumulated 88 touchdowns and 12,829 passing yards.

To view a digital copy of the November-December FCA Magazine, visit http://www.fca.org/fca-magazine.

Monday, November 27, 2017

Donating to Special Olympics


As the president and owner of Ventana Capital, Inc., Darwin Horan oversees raising capital for new land development and entitlement projects. Aside from his career, Darwin Horan charitably supports Special Olympics.

Founded in 1968, Special Olympics aims to provide sports training and competition for both children and adults who live with intellectual disabilities. As a nonprofit organization, Special Olympics relies heavily on donations from the public to achieve its goals.

Donating to the organization is easily accomplished through its website. Hopeful donors can choose either to make a one-time donation or to commit to a reoccurring monthly donation. Donors can either enter their own amount or choose from a selection of suggested amounts ranging from $35 to $1,500.

All donations made within the United States are tax-deductible, with over 80 percent of each donation going to support the athletes. Credit card donations can be made using a Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover card.

To learn more about Special Olympics and other ways to help the organization, including volunteering opportunities, visit SpecialOlympics.org.