Combatting hunger and isolation in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals, enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their homes, families, and communities Annual
You are amazing! You are the Heroes of Hope.
Meals on Wheels Collin County (MOWCC) continues to impact senior hunger and isolation because of committed individuals, businesses, civic groups, churches, foundations, cities, first responders, and community volunteers who give of their time, talent, and treasure to support one of the most vulnerable populations our seniors In 2022, MOWCC restored health, hope, and hospitality to our older neighbors Since becoming CEO/Executive Director 6 years ago, I am committed to seeing that Meals on Wheels Collin County is no longer the best kept secret. I see firsthand on my meal delivery routes the impact of your generous help upon the faces of those behind the doors who are our mothers, fathers, grandparents, neighbors, disabled, widows, and veterans.
MOWCC honors the dedicated volunteers from interfaith and local communities who united over 40 years ago to ensure that no senior was left hungry or lonely within Collin County. In 2013, the Honorable Ray Ricchi led the core vision to see that older adults and disabled individuals would not have to choose between food, medicine, and shelter. Today, more than a million meals and well checks later, MOWCC successfully combats senior hunger and isolation while preventing premature institutionalization and hospitalizations. MOWCC successfully keeps seniors in their homes, families, and communities.
I am proud to be a part of an organization that is more than a meal but a greater movement to save lives. As this is the first year out of the pandemic, let us take this opportunity to salute some of the champions who helped to sustain the mission in 2020 -2021 which led to MOWCC achievements in 2022.
During the COVID 19 pandemic MOWCC seniors called daily to ask one question “Are you going to leave us? This was not an option for MOWCC operations as we quickly executed an emergency disaster plan with high intensity crisis management to serve hand in hand with Collin County first responders and healthcare providers MOWCC provided 633,058 daily lunches, weekend, and emergency meals while social distancing and c19 safety supplies for seniors Our organization transitioned more than 300 seniors attending closing senior centers to daily home delivered seniors receive homebound meals
During the Texas Ice storm disaster, the Collin County communities depended upon MOWCC to check on our rural senior neighbors MOWCC sent out an emergency call to action and mobilized hundreds of volunteers who delivered over 1,000 emergency meals and water Our Toyota North America partner provided MOWCC with storm fleet vehicles to maneuver the elements in hard-to-reach areas. Bank of America worked side by side with MOWCC Social Workers to conduct well checks. Fidelity Foundation, Texas Women’s Foundation, Moody Foundation equipped 200 seniors with communication technology. As Farmersville Police Department delivered meals in rural areas with limited volunteers. The cities of McKinney, Frisco, Allen, Plano, and North Central Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging (AAA) provided financial and senior safety net resources to support their senior residents. St. Gabriel Church supported an awning so that our volunteers could safely navigate curbside pickups in bad weather and scorching heat.
Board members Ryan Gebhart, VP of Baylor Scott & White McKinney Hospital and Tabitha South, Assistant Chief Nursing Officer at Medical City Plano helped guide our leadership through CDC and Health and Human Service regulations. While Board members Peggy Click, Brian Updike and the Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints made Secret Santa possible for the seniors. Board member Doug Johnson, Emerson Operations Executive, visited MOWCC wearing a C19 animated mask and encouraged the staff while giving a generous gift from Emerson Board member Jennifer Haworth, Chief Marketing Officer at Globe Life was relentless in ensuring MOWCC had a successful direct mail campaign in addition to providing financial support for kitchen equipment
Interfaith donors from the Premier Foundation sent generous gifts and messages of spiritual encouragement to the MOWCC leadership Constance Dentry an MOWCC volunteer took her dog Cinnamon on her meal deliveries to entertain the seniors as she served as the Chairman of the Stonebridge Charity Classic Fundraiser benefitting MOWCC.
And the relentless Sheila Williamson with Haiman and Hogue, Renee Thornton, Emerald Cottages, McKinney Chamber Senior Service Alliance and the Love Life Foundation made MOWCC the primary beneficiary of their powerful and creative community fundraisers MOWCC continues to partner with outstanding local nonprofits North Texas Food Bank and Community Lifeline McKinney in the fight against senior food insecurity beyond the pandemic The consistent daily prayers and letters of encouragement from our seniors and community still brings me to my knees with humility and reminds me of my purpose I will continue prioritizing the needs of our seniors and maintaining financial accountability and sustainability as we engage the community at large in the mission of MOWCC
On behalf of our incredible seniors and outstanding MOWCC team we salute you and appreciate all you do. We are a stronger organization in 2023 because of you.
Sincerely
Zella Tyson CEO/Executive DirectorIf you lose hope, somehow you lose the vitality that keeps life moving, you lose that courage to be, that quality that helps you go on in spite of it all. And so today I still have a dream.
-Martin Luther King Jr.Abernathy,
Briana Andor Andor Chiropractor
Donna Barsky Texas Star Pharmacy
Pete Carrell Peter M. Carrell & Company LLC
Robert Clark, Jr. Prosperity Bank
Peggy Click Retired Hewlett Packard
Fernando Cortes Keurig, Dr Pepper
Rick Dillahunty Retired Levi Strauss
Jimmy Dismuke Xerox
In Honor of Billy Gamble Boy Scouts of America
Ryan Gebhart
Baylor Scott & White
In Honor of Ezekiel Vaughn AT&T
Jim Gilmore Medicare Insurance Company
We thank our experienced Board of Directors and Advisory Board for their help and support. Their expertise and council ensure the highest quality results in our mission
Jennifer Haworth Globe Life
Clyde Hensley Retired Banker
Holly Herin Blue Cross Blue Shield
Chris Ingalls Toyota North America
Doug Johnson Emerson
Chris Miller Bank of America/Merrill Lynch
Mark Moyle
Princeton Chief of Police
Jessica Rattan The Body Shop
Wayne Rock Groom Senior Living
Troy Skidmore Encore Wire
The Hon Jim Skinner Collin County Sherriff
Tabitha South Medical City Plano
Ralph Steckel AARP Plano Chapter
Maria Turner Ford Motor Company
Brian Updike Pricewaterhouse Coopers Consulting
Chris Veale Charles Schwab
The Hon David Waddill Collin County Judge
Bob Roeder Zella Tyson Secretary/ CEO/ Executive Director Chairman Roeder, Boyd & Hullett P C Ray Ricchi Chairman of Advisory Board"I am so blessed by the beautiful people who deliver Meals on Wheels. They are answered prayers. They bring so much more than a meal. They are a highlight of the morning - a thankful reflection in the evening." --Plano, TX Client
Sherriff Jim Skinner
Chris Ingalls, Jennifer Haworth, & Chris Veale
Peggy Click
Doug Johnson
To combat hunger and isolation among disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals, enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes and communities.
Hot Nutritious Meals, created by our licensed dietitian 5 days a week
Companionship & Socialization
Safety and well-check services
Emergency
Senior Resources
Volunteers and licensed social workers
Meals on Wheels Collin County (MOWCC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer-driven organization founded in 1976. Our mission is to combat hunger in disabled and older adults by providing nutritious meals, enabling them to remain healthy and independent within their families, homes, and communities. Meal delivery volunteers provide a friendly face and social interaction, helping combat isolation.
The organization also provides daily wellness checks, notifying MOWCC social workers of any health or safety concerns. Our Senior Safety Net program provides emergency medical support, incontinence and hygiene supplies, and durable medical equipment. Our long-term goal is to prevent premature institutionalization in long-term care facilities.
While hunger and isolation are our main concerns, our seniors struggle in multiple ways. Concerns such as lack of household supplies or food for pets impact our seniors. Some clients even struggle to have sustainable food during natural disasters or bad weather. This is our organization's passion. Our holistic services impact physical and social determinants of senior health. Because of our Secret Santa Program, seniors even receive gifts during the holiday season.
Meals on Wheels Collin County is committed to financial transparency and accountability. Our organization has earned a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator. You can be confident that we will be excellent stewards of your donations. Thank you to the list of talented individuals that helps achieve this goal.
Pete Carrell, Chair Singletary Investments, LLC
Clyde Hensley, Co-Chair Retired Banker
Doug Johnson, VP, Global Supply Emerson
Bob Roeder, Attorney Roeder, Boyd & Hullett Robbie Clark Bank Exective
Chris Veale, VP, Financial Consultant Charles Schwab
Michelle Turner, CPA MST Accounting and Consultant Services
Zoe Yuan, CPA MS Senior Accountant Omotayo CPA LLC
Tosin Omotayo, CPA CFE CGMA MBA Managing Partner Omotayo CPA LLC
Staff Nam Dinh, Finance Accountant Meals on Wheels CC
Roland Webb, MBA Director of Finance Meals on Wheels CC
Meals on Wheels Collin County can serve a senior for an entire year for about the same cost as just one day in a hospital or 10 days in a nursing home.
2,100 Served in fiscal year 2022
Home-bound individuals aged 60+ Adults under age 60 who are disabled and home-bound.
97% Live at or below the POVERTY level
51% Live ALONE
70% Demographics
Are individuals participating in our Senior Center Meal Plans
67% Percentage of clients that are age 70 or older
Caucasian: 69%
Black/African American: 19%
Hispanic or Latino: 7%
Asian: 3%
American Indian & Alaskan Native: 1%
Two or More Races: 1%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander: 0%
Hot home-delivered, nutritious meals delivered directly to the client’s door that promote health and decreases isolation Volunteers provide daily wellness checks to ensure client is safe When volunteer notices health or safety concerns, they notify Meals on Wheels staff for follow-up, to prevent any crises
Home Delivered shelf stable, nutritious meals delivered directly to the client’s door. These shelf stable meals help our clients through storms, power outages and other natural disasters.
Hot, nutritious meals enjoyed in a community venue, at local senior centers or an alternate venue. Promotes health and social interaction
Our volunteers are the heartbeat of our organization and make a big difference in the lives of our senior neighbors These heroes deliver meals, support our kitchen, make well-check phone calls, support events, and so much more.
Pet food, cat litter, and other pet supplies to keep seniors and their pets together. Pet ownership promotes health, social connection, and sense of purpose.
Nonperishable goods provided for when office is closed. Secret Santa gifts, as well as Harvest and Spring boxes filled with additional nonperishables and supplies
This program provides much-needed items such as hygienic materials & nutritional supplement ensure or boost, medical equipment for those seniors who struggle to secure these basic items. These Items promote senior stability and independence in their own homes.
380,661
Meals Delivered
18,824
Emergency Meals Delivered
10,436
Meals Provided @ 7 Locations
1900 Volunteers
33,135 hours
$497,025 labor savings
2700
Approximate pounds of pet food provided $96,000 boxes filled with shelf-stable supplies
$42,000 Holiday gifts for clients $36,000 in supplies
As a result of Meals on Wheels services . . .
94% of clients live better and more independently at home
Percentage of clients that feel better
96%
91%
Percentage of clients that feel less isolated
Percentage of clients that saw a decrease in hospital visits
"The people who deliver my meal are so wonderful. They make me feel like I'm part of their family. There are no words to tell you how wonderful each and every one of them is They are such a joy"MOWCC Frisco, TX client
Sally H. saw her chance to relax when retirement rolled around. Long days of doing absolutely nothing sounded nice for a change. That is, until Sally saw an advertisement to volunteer for Meals on Wheels on Facebook She has been in love ever since "The clients are just wonderful," said Sally "I felt like I was doing something important" Sally has been with the organization for nearly 6 years today Making connections to isolated individuals is something that she strives to do at Meals on Wheels.
Sally started at the organization as a delivery driver. After some time in her role, she realized just how big of an impact she was making. Many of the clients Sally encountered as a delivery driver fragile or alone. "The delivery person might be the only contact they have for twenty-four hours,” said Ms Sally She eventually graduated to the kitchen, where she assists in making hot, nutritious meals for these seniors
While her time is mostly spent in the kitchen, Sally still makes special deliveries such as holiday meals or seasonal supply boxes. During these deliveries, Sally participates in delightful conversations with her clients. She loves checking on the well-being of these individuals.
We are very grateful to have volunteers like Sally H with us Thank you so much for all that you do
Meals on Wheels Collin County is blessed to have Sally as a volunteer -- the seniors, even more so.
Our volunteers are the heartbeat of Meals on Wheels CC. Organizations such as Our Savior Lutheran Church and the volunteers below, ensure our seniors recieve hot, emergency and shelf-stable meals.
Sally H. Plano, TX Volunteer.
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Our Savior Lutheran Church
"You are always the best. Your boxes came just in time when I really needed them. Thank you and God bless."
Todd B. Nikki H.
Donna S.
"This is a lifegiving service full of wonderful people. The meals are wonderful, but it's the people that make the difference."
MOWCC Farmersville, TX Client
MOWCC Allen, TX ClientJohn and Debbie C.
Three years ago, Pradipta S. was searching for a way to give back to the community At a local library, he found an opportunity to volunteer at Meals on Wheels. “I started out delivering food once a week,” said Pradipta. Eventually, once a week turned to thrice. Now, Pradipta works in both the kitchen and delivery role for Meals on Wheels.
When asked about what he admired most about delivering to clients, Pradipta said, “details”. He explained that many individuals are not mobile and cannot make their own food. “Every person is customized,” said Pradipta With each client’s situation being different, this ensures that everyone receives the extra help they need.
Pradipta S.
"Please become a delivery driver. It will be one of the most rewarding things you will ever do."
RobertN. from Kiwanis Club of McKinney Michelle and Bill B. Mckinney Volunteer drivers. Daniel, lone volunteer driver for Copeville/Nevada/Josephine area. Marsha P. and Anthony K. Farmersville PD volunteers.
When you first speak to Robert W., you’ll feel he’s known you your entire life. You’ll be greeted with a warm voice that lets you know how grateful it is that you called. He tells you stories about his fifteen years with Meals on Wheels Robert brags about how the volunteers “take care of Mr. Robert,” no matter what.
Health problems have been present in Robert’s life for twenty-seven years. After some hard times and a painful divorce, he turned to Meals on Wheels for help. “The volunteers have been the greatest,” said Robert. He continued to name every volunteer of his by name. Many of these individuals receive hand-written cards from Robert often.
While Robert loves the well checks and the friendly faces, he also loves the food “My favorite meal has to be the vegetable lasagna,” said Robert “or the spaghetti and meatballs”. When Robert’s friends curiously ask about Meals on Wheels, he recommends strongly that they apply.
Thank you, Robert We are so happy to hear about the impact Meals on Wheels has made in your life. You’ve certainly made an impact in ours.
Meals on Wheels Collin County can serve a senior for an entire year for about the same cost as just one day in a hospital or 10 days in a nursing home.
Since getting Meals on Wheels, I could finally eat enough to have the strength to move around the house and do things I wanted Having someone to talk to and share stories about the Bible and our life is so good. It really is the meals that have changed my life though. If I didn’t have Meals on Wheels, I don’t know what I would do. Thank you for everything!" MOWCC McKinney, TX Client
Through our fundraisers and events, our community can not only come together for fellowship, but support our seniors every step of the way.
Raised $104,556 at 16th Annual Golf Tournament - Thanks to all of the participants & sponsors Also, thanks to our auction item donors (such as Rick's Chophouse Traxxas & Heritage Ranch)
Raised $111,160 during the campaign
Raised $23,192 during the campaign
McKinney Chamber of Commerce Stone Bridge Country Club Charity Classic
Corporate giving of time, talent, and treasure represents a core MOWCC strategy that supports our mission to combat hunger and isolation for at-risk seniors. We want to personally thank our corporate partners for all of the volunteer hours, strategic thinking, and generous donations to core programs. These efforts make a difference by strengthening the operations of our organization and support the local at-risk senior community. Your partnerships are much appreciated and needed as we grow our local support in Collin County. Here just a few examples of our corporate partners - thanks to all of you!
For more information about partnering with Meals on Wheels Collin County . . .
BlueCrossBlueShield
Toyota
Hilti
GlobeLife BankofAmerica
Charles Schwab
As we battle against hunger and isolation in our senior communities, challenges are guaranteed. Our donors know this, and we are grateful for every contribution they make. Their support has ensured that no obstacle will keep us from achieving our goal.
Limited Space and Facility - Examples of partner support helping us to maximize daily operations.
Globe Life $ 25,000 for kitchen equipment to increase capacity
St. Gabriel $7,168 for outdoor awning to facilitate curbside meal bag picks
Prosperity Bank donated $7800 refrigerator in kitchen area
Harvest & Spring Box Program - provided $90,000 In shelf-stable food and supplies
Premier Buying Program – We saved 5.7% more than the national consumer price index
Area Agency on Aging- $1,545,224
Department of Aging and Disability (Next50) - $75,000
City of McKinney - $12,871 in home-delivered meals
City of Frisco - $25,000 in home-delivered meals
City of Plano - $58,967 in home-delivered meals
City of Allen - $30,561 in home-delivered meals
Texas Department of Agriculture- $204,191 in home-delivered meals
Collin County Commissioners - $24,478 in home-delivered meals
Food access and shortages - Examples of partner support helping with shelf stable food, meals, and supplies for our clients.
Food access and shortages & technology - Examples of partner support that helped supply emergency food, meals, supplies, and technology (200 tablets) for our clients. Thank you so much to our amazing partners!
Every day as I bless the food that has been brought, I give thanks to people that prepare the food and deliver the food. It has made a big difference in my life. --Princeton, TX client
Meal Delivery and Transportation - Examples of partner support that provided vehicles and transportation assistance to serve our client community. Every gift and donation goes directly to support our mission. Thank you for this generous support!
While we have made great strides in our mission, there are still some challenges we must address.
1 in 2
Older adults are at risk of malnutrition. 16,245 in Collin County
As food costs rise, our senior community struggles to buy nutritional meals.
1 in 5
Older adults lives alone and struggles with loneliness
Nearly 11,000
Collin County seniors live in poverty. That is less than $1000 per month
The 65+ senior community will experience a 73% growth in the next 10 years
Record-high inflation prevents seniors from buying basic necessities
The needs of seniors are holistic as our strategies must be holistic MOWCC will continue fulfilling its mission in the face of new public health and economic challenges In the future, you will see an increase in the capacity to serve with a new building, volunteer and senior technology, meals site expansion in rural areas, partnerships with healthcare, EV meal delivery transportation, senior advocacy through nonprofit collaborations, nutritional education, and regional fundraising We will implement creative ways to identify volunteers, educate the public, and build relationships with corporations and business The sustainability of MOWCC services is connected to the involvement of the community in the health and wellbeing of our Collin County senior neighbors. We are only as strong as our partnerships. – CEO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Zella Tyson
Will you help?
Through hot meals, socialization and well-checks, we will leave no senior neighbor behind!
424,874 Meals
2,500 Clients
21,225 Emergency Meals
15,000 Congregate Meals
2,500 Volunteers
3,000 lbs. PAWS Program
Volunteer Annual Giving Sponsorship
Shifts available on a weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or as-needed basis
Individual, corporate, or planned contributions that directly support the MOW mission
$189,064 Holiday Boxes Donate Today
Sponsor our annual events, adopt-a-route, or senior for a year
SET UP A RECURRING DONATION AND BECOME A MONTHLY SUPPORTER A monthly gift of $10 or $20 can really add up to make a difference. When hundreds of people sign up to do the same, the impact will serve our local seniors.
CREATE A LEGACY THROUGH PLANNED GIVING Provide support for your charitable giving goals along with your estate and financial planning goals. After making provisions for your loved ones and friends, consider including Meals on Wheels Collin County in your will or trust. A planned gift creates a legacy to enrich the lives of those in need now and for years to come. We would be honored to help your legacy live on into tomorrow.
VOLUNTEER YOUR TIME As a privately funded organization, Meals on Wheels Collin County volunteers provide an invaluable service. They are the heart of delivering the mission. Whether you give time once a week, once a month or whenever you can, it is appreciated. Individuals as well as groups can help deliver meals. When you are a Meals on Wheels of Collin County volunteer, you are delivering much more than a nutritious meal, you are providing human connection.
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REFER A FRIEND Invite a friend to get involved at Meals on Wheels Collin County. We are looking to grow our support family to help combat hunger and isolation in the lives of local at-risk seniors.
Allen National Charity League
Allen Quilters Guild
Allen Retired Educators Association
Amazon Smile Foundation
American Legion Aux Unit 96
America's Charities
B.B. Owen Trust
Bright Funds
Buraczyk Family
Carmie's kitchen
Charities Aid Foundation of America
Charity On Top Foundation Inc
Christ United Methodist Church
Christie Carson for Christ Ministries
City of Allen
City of Frisco
City of McKinney
City of Plano
Collin College - All College Council
Collin County Community College District
Communities Foundation of Texas
Cottonwood Creek Baptist Church
County of Collin State of Texas
Custer Road United Methodist Church
Dallas Mavericks Foundation
Disciples Christian Church
Discovery Resource
eClinicalWorks
First Choice Realtors
First United Methodist Church
Frankum LTD
Frisco Quilt Guild
Frontstream
Give Lively Foundation
Hall Phoenix Inwood, LTD
Hawke Charitable Fund
Health Care Service Corporation
Heritage Church of McKinney, Inc.
Honor Veterans Now
Independent Bank Group
Irby N. & Marion H. Taylor Foundation
IIsla Carroll Turner Friendship Trust
J. Randy True-Personal
Jyotsna & Kishor Mehta Charitable Fund
Kiwanis Club of McKinney
KPMG Gives c/o Bergen County's United Way
Lions Club 2-X1 Charities Inc
Love Life Foundation, Inc.
Luttmer/Grigsby Fund
Mason Brown Family Foundation
McKinney Rotary Foundation
MGN Family Foundation
Michael & Donna Felton Charitable Fund
Moody Foundation
NCL - Preston Bluebonnet
NCTCOG / Area Agency on Aging (AAA)
Network for Good
New Beginings Healing Ministries
NextFifity Initiative
North Texas Food Bank
Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church
Owens Chapel Church of God In Christ
Perot Foundation
Plano Overhead Inc.
Premier Foundation
Preston Ridge Chapter DAR
Preston Trail Community Church
Prosperity Bank
Radtke Family Fund
Ray & Stephanie Richhi
Raymond James Charitable
Robinson Family Charitable Fund
Rotary Club of Collin County Texas
Rotary Club of McKinney Sunrise
Roy & Judy Gurley Charitable Foundation
Ruthanna B. Snow Charitable Foundation
Schwab Charitable
Senior Service Alliance
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Signature Care Emergency Center
Simple Generosity Foundation
Speese Family Charitable Fund
State Farm Companies Foundation
Abernathy, Roeder, Boyd & Hullett, P.C.
Allied Solutions, LLC
Ameriprise Financial
Apropos Designs INC
Avago Technologies U.S. Inc.
Bank of America
Baylor Scott and White
Blount Fine Foods
BNSF Railway Company
Bob Tomes Ford
Bracane Company
Brookshire Grocery Company
Burdick Auto Solutions
Carey Cox Company
Caton Law Firm
Charles Schwab
Collin Park Marina, Inc.
Craig International Craigs Car Care
Diversified Management
Edward Jones
Emerald Cottages
Encompass Health
Fidelity Brokerage Services
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Stonebridge Ranch Country Club
Tanglewood Book Club
TD Ameritrade Clearing
Texas A&M University
Texas Department of Agriculture TDA
Texas Instruments Foundation
Texas Mutual
Texas Women's Foundation
The Albertsons Companies Foundation
The Amparo Foundation
The Benevity Community Impact Fund
The Lunsford Foundation
The Oxford Grand
The Robert T Harvey Family Trust
The Seed Project Foundation
United Way of Greater Kansas City
Uselton Living Trust
Verizon Foundation C/O Cybergrants
Verona Baptist Church
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Annual Impact Committee
Donnie Robertson- Director of Development
Seth Schrock – Communication Manager
Jacob Griffin- Grants and Development Associate
Roland Webb- Director of Finance and Executive Team
Nichole Perez- Executive Team
Departments
Social Work
Food and Nutrition Services
Volunteer Services
Program Data and Technology
Capitol Campaign
Finance
Granite Properties
Haiman Hogue, PLLC
Hunuman McKinney LLC
JMF Pool Service
K-O Electronics
Kroger
Law Offices of T J Lane, PLLC
Morgan Stanley
Morrow Renewables, LLC
Nature Nate's Honey
Nextgen Cleaning
Panda Express
Peter Krause Insurance
Peter M. Carrell & Company, LLC
Rees-Jones Holdings LLC
Rick Wells - Rick's Chophouse
Richard Christian Renovations, LLC
Salesforce.com, Inc.
Select Avionics, LLC
Stonewood Creators
Tallent Roofing, Inc.
Texas Property Sisters, LLC
Toyota Traxxas
US Flag & Flagpole Supply
US FOODS
We couldn't have achieved our goals without the help of our generous sponsors. Thank
