Ride on Center donation
https://www.recognizegood.org/ten-at-a-time-donate-therapy-horse-to-r-o-c-k-ride-on-center-for-kids/
https://www.recognizegood.org/ten-at-a-time-donate-therapy-horse-to-r-o-c-k-ride-on-center-for-kids/
Several of the members of Ten at a Time had the privilege of going to school with Madelyn Shoales, who who passed away on January 20, 2018 after battling brain cancer for a year. Our group chose to give our collective $100 the Madelyn Grace Shoales “Trainer Maddy” Fund for Athletic Training. We wanted to…
We want to shout out a big WELCOME to our first all-girls chapter of Ten at a Time. We are excited to have this awesome group of girls join us as we continue to give, learn and create awareness. It’s going to be a great year! We currently have 4 chapters of 10 teens each participating…
I chose to donate to the Williamson County Area Beekeepers Association because they gave me so much, and I wanted to give back. Through this program I learned responsibility, respect for nature and bravery. I donated our groups collective $100 to the Ed Wolfe-Robert Bost Memorial Scholarship Program, which was established for kids who are interested in…
This month one of our members chose to give our collective $100 to Happy Birthdays. This small nonprofit in Round Rock, TX was founded by a mom named Suzanne Gladden who believes EVERY child deserves a birthday party. We talked to Ms. Suzzane and learned that her heart is full of kindness. Her goal is to…
Ten at a Time gave to My Brother’s Workshop located in the US Virgin Islands. This organization finds at-risk teens (age 16-24) that have dropped out of school, are marginally literate, and live in poverty or are homeless. Many of these teens have been involved in gang or gang related activities. My Brother’s Workshop helps…
One of our members choose to donate the collective $100 to Girls With Grit, which recently launched here in Austin. GWG informs girls our age about sex trafficking, and offers free preventative classes. As I was researching online, I found that 79,000 girls are sold into sex- trafficking in Texas alone. This statistic haunted me…