United Way of Williamson County GIVE, ADVOCATE, VOLUNTEER. ENEWS FROM YOUR LOCAL UNITED WAY Welcome to the Inaugural Issue of Your LIVE UNITED News.
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		©2004 ScottRobinsonPhoto.com Why do we need expanded, quality Pre-K in Texas schools? Funded Pre-K programs have a significant impact on high school graduation rates Pre-K sets the foundation for success in math and technology Pre-K builds the Texas workforce and is essential to keeping the Texas workforce intact Access to Pre-K increases the likelihood of financial stability for Texas families Pre-K saves Texas money by supporting workers today For every $1.00 invested in quality Texas Pre-K programs, the state incurs at least a $3.50 return Email your representative here. Follow us on	United we can do great things. Support the effort for all residents of Williamson County to  LIVE UNITED ... Laughter and Tears at Award Reception United Way of Williamson County recently presented the 2009 Janet Engvall McTigue Advancing Excellence Award to Hope Alliance.  Popular actor, comedian, and brother of Janet Engvall McTigue, Bill Engvall, Jr., flew into Georgetown especially for the event.  Read more. From left, Patty Connor of Hope Alliance, Comedian Bill Engvall, and Jennifer Edwards of United Way of Williamson County. BE AN ADVOCATE Forward this eNewsletter LIVE UNITED by helping us spread the word.
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