$2,452.50 Donated to Outreach Ethiopia on behalf of the Heineman family. Outreach Ethiopia’s mission is to stop child labor and assist orphaned and vulnerable children with education and life skills to improve their survival and development opportunities in rural Ethiopia. They are dedicated to providing food, school uniforms/supplies, and life skills training for 111 orphaned children and their guardians in a very poor, under privileged village in Ethiopia. Outreach Ethiopia also provides school text books, books for the libraries, furniture, and laboratory equipment. 100% of donations go directly to benefit the children and elderly in Weledi, Ethiopia. You can learn more about this organization by visiting their website at www.outreachethiopia.org.
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KLRU Donation
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Donation
$1,350.00 Donated to Nebraska chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation on behalf of Jackie Collett and Allan Mittelstaedt. Jackie started her 10 year fundraising career working with and learning from Shannon Gubbels, the Executive Director. After moving back to Omaha last year, Allan and Jackie continued their involvement with the organization for several reasons. Jackie attribute’s her success as a fundraiser to everything she learned from Shannon, the dedicated CFF volunteers, and the amazing patients. The CF Foundation is a world leader in the search for a cure for cystic fibrosis and is consistently recognized for the development of life saving drugs, education, support, and fiscal responsibility. “Since my introduction to the Foundation in 2003, the average life expectancy of CF patients has increased by more than a decade! It was important to my husband and I that our donation support an organization we can trust to produce results, and the CF Foundation continues to make great strides in saving lives.” You can learn more about this organization by visiting their website http://www.cff.org/Chapters/nebraska/
KUT Donation
$1,425.00 was donated to KUT on behalf of Varsha Raj and Pradeep Ravikumar. They are big fans of all the KUT programming and were thrilled to be able to give back to an organization who makes their drive time so enjoyable. Out thanks to Stewart, Brian and Parrish for a great tour of the studio and to Nathan for sharing his time with us. Oh, and the socks are amazing!
Love-A-Bull And Divine Canines Donation
Chris and Amy are long-time animal lovers and they wanted to support these local organizations even though they are moving away. Love-A-Bull was organized to educate and to advocate on behalf of the American Pit Bull Terrier, the American Staffordshire Terrier, and the Staffordshire Bull Terrier (all breeds commonly referred to as “pit bulls”) and pit bull mixes. The mission of Love-A-Bull is to promote responsible guardianship and improve the image and lives of pit bull type dogs through education, advocacy, and rescue. Divine Canine is a non-profit formed in 2004 by a group of dog lovers who had the goal of sharing the unconditional love of dogs with people confined to special needs facilities in Central Texas. Their success is based on two simple premises. First, there exists a deep, mysterious bond of healing between humans and their dogs. Second, dog enthusiasts are a responsible, dedicated and highly driven volunteer demographic. Our volunteer teams care about their community and want to share the joy their dogs give.
Helping Hand Home for Children Donation
$1,481.00 donated to Helping Hand Home for Children on behalf of the Ryan Family. When the Ryan’s relocated to Austin and purchased their new home, they wanted to support a nonprofit that helped better the lives of children. Helping Hand Home for Children provides a nurturing and therapeutic home for children who have suffered abuse and neglect. In 1893, an abandoned newborn was discovered in a shoebox at Austin’s railway station, was cared for by a group of local women and the first childcare facility in Austin was formed. Today it is known as Helping Hand Home for Children.
Friends of Austin Animal Center Donation
$1,500.00 donated to Friends of Austin Animal Center on behalf of Chantelle Wallace. Chantelle was a long-time volunteer and wanted to continue to support the organization even though she was moving away. FoAAC is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization dedicated to improving the lives of the animals at the Austin Animal Center (AAC) and supporting the programs, customers, and staff of the Center. The Austin Animal Center is the largest no-kill shelter in the United States, and we are proud to be associated with AAC. Friends of AAC sponsors Hard Luck Hounds, Desperate Housecats, and Classic Canines and Cats, all of which help find forever homes for the neediest animals in the shelter.
$2,615.00 Donated to Any Baby Can and EcoRise on behalf of Reyna and Jason Mueller
$2,615.00 Donated to Any Baby Can and EcoRise on behalf of Reyna and Jason Mueller. Any Baby Can improves the lives of children by strengthening them and their families through education, therapy and family support services. Each year they bring help and hope to more than 8000 of the youngest, sickest and poorest children in our community and their families. EcoRise inspires a new generation of leaders to design a sustainable future for all. Their school based program empowers youth to tackle real-world challenges in their schools and communities by teaching environmental literacy, social innovation and hands-on design skills. If you are interested in learning more about either of these organizations you can visit their websites at www.anybabycan.org or www.ecorise.org.
$2,440.00 Donated to The First Tee of Greater Austin on Behalf of Ward Tisdale
$2,440.00 Donated to The First Tee of Greater Austin on Behalf of Ward Tisdale. The First Tee of Greater Austin (TFTGA) is a non-profit youth development organization dedicated to providing young people with educational programs to build character, instill life-enhancing values, and promote healthy choices through the game of golf. Learn more at www.firstteeaustin.org.
$1,537.50 Donated to AGE of Central Texas on Behalf of Dionicio Siegal and Samantha Friedman
AGE of Central Texas is a regional nonprofit organization that provides education and support to people all along the spectrum of growing older, no matter where they are on that journey. Each year, AGE serves over 3,000 older adults and caregivers through its primary interrelated programs:
- adult day health care
- caregiver education and resources
- early memory loss support
- health equipment lending
- and peer-based computer classes for seniors.
Learn more at www.ageofcentraltx.org
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