Our Story
Built on Faith, Family, and Horsepower
How a Friday night in a race shop became a mission to build up young men in Norfolk County.
Our Founder
Brandon Goodfellow
Brandon Goodfellow founded Horsepower Haven Outreach inspired by his own life experiences and his faith. He saw an opportunity to bring young men together around something he already loved — cars, engines, and the track — and to surround them with mentors who could model consistency, responsibility, and respect.
The organization takes its name from Brandon’s daughter, Haven — a reminder that at the center of every mentor relationship is the same thing every parent wants for their own child: a safe place to grow.
Today, Horsepower Haven Outreach brings together roughly 8 volunteer mentors and a growing group of young men who meet on Friday evenings at the group’s race shop or at the track. It’s still an early-stage program — but it’s a real one, built one relationship at a time.
“It’s about creating a welcoming environment where positive relationships develop naturally.”
— Brandon Goodfellow, Founder
8+
Volunteer Mentors
Several
Young Men in the Program
Fri.
Nights Weekly
Haven
Named for Brandon's Daughter
What We Stand For
Faith, Fellowship, and Follow-Through
Faith-Inspired
The program’s foundation is Brandon’s faith and belief that mentorship changes lives.
Every Background Welcome
No prerequisite love of motorsports required — just a willingness to show up.
Mentorship That Lasts
This isn’t a one-off event. It’s a standing weekly commitment from mentors who keep showing up.
Want to Be Part of the Story?
Mentors, donors, and volunteers are what make Horsepower Haven Outreach possible. Find your place.