The Georgetown Project
The Georgetown Project is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization that is devoted to building a healthier community for all children and youth by mobilizing our community to action in a comprehensive and coordinated way.

The Caring Place, Georgetown
The Caring Place is a proactive community-oriented organization assisting citizens with temporary needs and helping them progress towards independent and self-sufficient living.

Faith in Action, Georgetown
Faith In Action Caregivers – Georgetown is a non-profit organization that provides rides for those within the Georgetown community who are 65 and older.  The rides can be for medical appointments, shopping, beauty/barber shop appointments, or personal business. To volunteer or learn more about the organization please call 868.9544 between the hours of 9am and 12 noon, Monday through Friday.

Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County
The mission of Habitat for Humanity of Williamson County, Texas, a non-profit Christian housing ministry, is to provide affordable home ownership opportunities to families, thereby enhancing the homeowners’ lives, promoting citizenship, and improving the total community.

Texas Military Families Foundation
There is an opportunity to do something for the active duty force. The Texas Military Family Foundation's (please visit the website www.tmff.us  ) mission is to aid the troops at Ft. Hood: First Cav, Fourth Infantry, Third Armored to name a few. There are a number of ways you can help

1) donations--they may be sent to TMFF 1610 So. 31st St. Temple, Texas 76504 (fully tax deductible).
2) come and visit with and work with the TMFF. The Veterans organizations in Georgetown; American Legion, Marine Corps League, Military Order of World Wars, and VFW are trying to take a van up to Ft. Hood each week.
3) "cookies" Ft. Hood is the largest military installation in the world. They process about 150 soldiers per hour for deployment M-F, 8-5.

If you would like to participate in any of the above options, please do so. For option two, call, let me know you are available to make the short trip to Ft. Hood sometime...we're going to be doing this for quite awhile. (Ron Lockhart 868-1873)For option three, please bake as many dozen of your favorite cookies and bring them by--or call me and I'll come and get them. Option one is self explanatory.

Operation Homefront Texas
What is today Operation Homefront began in 2001 as a military spouse-generated idea. In response to the shortcoming of support for the families of deployed service members, CinCHouse.com members (military wives and women in uniform) created the project that has evolved into a major nonprofit charity serving 29 military communities in 27 states. Today CinCHouse.com operates as a program as part of the nonprofit Operation Homefront family. From a good idea, to a great organization, Operation Homefront understands and takes care of the needs of the military community.

For more information about Operation Homefront of Texas, visit www.operationhomefront.net/texas.