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Nonprofit 2026

Texas RioGrande Legal Aid: ‘Being a disaster survivor is a good enough reason to appeal late’

TRLA is hosting a community open house Monday, Aug. 17, from 2 to 6:30 p.m. at the Doyle Community Center. Flood survivors can access free legal information, meet case managers, and receive clothing donations and gift cards.

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Tivy High School Golden Girls
Tivy High School Golden Girls booster club gets nonprofit status, varsity roster hits 29

"Our purpose is to support our Golden Girls here with their fundraising efforts," said booster president Amy Moroney. "To support all their activities, purchase costumes, help send them to competitions — all the things that they need so that they continue to be a bright and shining light for our community."

Hill Country Youth Orchestras turns 40 with 120 students, two campuses, and a waiting list of talent

In fall and spring, the program expands to pick up another 30 to 50 percussion, brass, and wind students from Ingram and Kerrville. More than 2,200 students have gone through the program since its founding.

At 100 years, Rotary Club of Kerrville is planning the next century

The Kerrville chapter operates on the traditional Rotary "Four-Way Test" — Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned? — but has added a fifth, local standard: "And the fifth, is it fun?"

Kerr County Stock Show at 93 years: teaching kids about the values of agriculture

Show week in January 2027 opens with the Annual Cowboy Breakfast at 6 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 4, sponsored by Texas Living Homes.

Elevate Adult Education hits 30 years, faces urgent need for volunteer instructors

Elevate is entirely privately funded through local grants and donors. Student registration is $25 for the full September-through-May term. The organization's annual fundraiser is the Downtown Poker Walk, which sends participants through downtown Kerrville retail partners.

Two years in, Kerrville Ghostbusters have 501(c)(3) status and a plan to haunt your porch

The group has five active members and is looking for more. All applicants must pass a background check. After clearing the check, new members receive a flight suit, name patch, and no-ghost patch. Two events in, they are officially patched in.

Doyle Community Center anchors flood recovery in neighborhood that had never flooded before

The center, officially registered as the Doyle School Community Center, sits at 110 W. Barnett St. at the corner of Pascal and West Barnett. It began as a K-12 school — later a kindergarten — serving what was then a segregated neighborhood. For many families who have lived nearby for decades, the building is a piece of living history.

More than 70 nonprofits, seven days: Lead Live’s Nonprofit Week opens Friday with its biggest lineup ever

All segments air live on The Kerr County Lead's Facebook and YouTube pages and are archived at kerrcountylead.com/forging-connections-nonprofit-week-on-the-lead-live/. The complete schedule is available at that link.