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Our Thirty-Seventh Year

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Mission

The purpose of the

Hays-Caldwell Women's

Center is to create an environment where violence and abuse are not tolerated in the communities we serve. The Center will provide education, violence prevention services, and crisis intervention to victims of family violence, sexual assault and child abuse. We will seek the support and resources necessary to achieve this mission.

 

Board of Directors

Jonnie Wilson

President

Carolyn Linér

1st Vice President
Marsha M. Moore

Treasurer
Katie McVaney

Secretary

Donald Lee 

Past President
Sarah K. Brandon
Elizabeth Clark
Curtis Clay
Laura DuPont
LaDonna Hansen
Trey Hicks

Beverly Hill
Alice Lochman
Cindy McCoy
Dora Montoya
July Moreno

Daniel O'Brien
Sarah Robbins-Bartlow
Chief Bill Sala
Cathy Supple
Karolyn Tybor

George Weynand 

 

Marla Johnson,  

Executive Director  

 

How You Can Help

 

Donate Money in a variety of ways. Give securely online on the above link or at www.hcwc.org.

  

Donate Gift Cards

from HEB, Target and Walmart to help clients shop for essentials like gas, over-the-counter and prescription drugs, food, clothes and school supplies.  
  

  Donate Items:

Wish List

Size 5 Diapers

Fresh Meat for the Shelter

Twin and Full-Sized Beds, Dishes, Pots & Pans 

New Women's Panties & Bras

Women's Shorts

Shoes & Sandals, All Sizes

Boys clothes sizes 10 and up

Boys Boxer Briefs

Boys Shoes, Sizes 3 and Up

Towels & Washcloths

Razors, Hair Brushes & Floss

Band-Aids & First Aid Items

Thin Fleece Blankets

Bath Mats & Laundry Baskets

New Pillows

Back Packs & School Supplies

 Bus Passes

 

Before bringing above donations to HCWC, please call Victoria, weekdays

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at (512)

396-3404. Because of our limited storage, she will let you know if we still need

the items and where to

drop them off.

 
Summer 2014

HELPline: (512) 396-4357

or (800) 700-HCWC (4292)

YOU are Advocates for Change

 

   Former HCWC Clients Thank You for Supporting HCWC

 

Four years ago, HCWC's Children's Advocacy Center, known as Roxanne's House, helped a young victims of child abuse and her mother.  This is their story, but the names have been changed to protect their identities.

 

 Click here to read their story of struggle and survival.  

HCWC Forms "Town Teams"

You Can Help Strengthen Ties in All the Cities We Serve

 

Each member of our staff and board is meeting with community members from different towns that we serve.  This exciting work involves communities advising HCWC about how their town can increase awareness of abuse issues and how HCWC can help victims.

 

Click on this link to read what we're doing in your town. 

DONOR FOCUS:

Walton Development & Management

The Largest Corporate Contribution Yet this Year
 
Making a positive impact on the communities where a Walton project is located is a core value of the Walton Group of Companies as evidenced by a $25,000 donation to support victims of abuse at HCWC!
 
 
Volunteer Spotlight: Sharon Skrocki

 

For Her, Life After Retirement Includes Volunteering

 

Sharon Skrocki began volunteering with HCWC last year.  She help out in the office doing administrative work.

 

Click here to read more about Sharon. 
30th Annual Auction Raised
the Most Funds Ever!

 

Thank you to everyone for helping make our 2014 Auction the best ever.  An estimated 350 guests helped us raise almost $90,000 to help victims of abuse.  Save the date for next year -- April 18, 2015.

Click here to see more photos of guests.  

Click here to see even more photos. 

HCWC Happenings
      

This year, Chick-fil-A's Cow Classic golf tournament held at

Plum Creek in Kyle

raised over $5,419

for HCWC.

 

Click here for more HCWC Happenings.