Boys on the Albany campus are active in FFA, 4-H, band, athletics (both UIL and summer league), church activities as well as helping numerous civic organizations with projects. Today, the Albany campus includes the two houses for boys, a relief home, administrative offices, livestock barn and shop and open-air pavilion. It sits on 86 acres and can house up to 12 boys.
The campus is located just south of Albany on the Baird Highway.
The Ranch also offers a variety of vocational training areas through the 4-H or FFA programs. Boys on the Albany campus raise livestock, and vegetable gardens are often planted and cared for by the boys.
Ben Richey Boys Ranch is a nonprofit, Christian-based organization licensed by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services as a 24-hour general residential operation, authorized to admit boys from 6 to 14 years of age. Ben Richey Boys Ranch and Family Program is a member of the Texas Coalition of Homes for Children and the Association of Christian Childcare Administrators.