Endorsements

"Round Rock depends on people willing to sacrifice their time, their talent, and their resources to make it a better place to live.  The Chaparral Women's Club embodies that ideal through their efforts to support worthwhile causes in our community.  I have supported them for years, because I see the direct results of their efforts in the people they touch.  I encourage others to join me in supporting the Chaparrals."

Nyle Maxwell, Mayor
City of Round Rock

 

 

"The Chaparral Women's Club set a standard of excellence in fundraising in our community through their dedication and hard work.  The YMCA of Greater Williamson County is grateful for the generous support and partnership in assisting us help so many children and families who participate in Y programs."

Wade Todd, President/CEO
YMCA of Greater Williamson County  

 

 

"As the Round Rock community grows so grows the various needs of many in Round Rock.  I would like to commend the Round Rock Chaparral Women's Club for their effort in identifying and supporting the most worthwhile causes in our community.  The Chaparrals support through volunteering and raising money for these causes makes a significant difference in the quality of life of many people.  Thank you Chaparrals."

Former Mayor Robert Stluka
City of Round Rock

 

 

"The Round Rock Area Serving Center has been blessed to receive both financial support and volunteer support of our bi-annual food drive from Chaparral Women's Club.  The club ladies are most compassionate in their service work in our community, and the Serving Center truly appreciates their commitment and dedication."

Lori Scott, Executive Director
Round Rock Area Serving Center

 

 

"The Chaparral Women's Club has one simple goal.  Helping others.  They are successful because of the dedicated volunteers that share the group's philanthropic vision.  Their efforts can be seen throughout our community, and benefit a number of valuable organizations.  Without the commitment of the Chaparrals, the quality of life for many people would not be the same."

Alan McGraw, Councilmember Place 2
Round Rock City Council

 

 

"The Chaparral Women's Club is well known in our community for its many efforts to assist in charitable activities.  Of special interest to Texas Baptist Children's Home is their support of a variety of projects spanning many years.  These have ranged from hosting special events like a teacher reception, to donations of funds for specific needs.  Not only have they as a Club assisted our children, but as individuals they have responded, as well.  Their members have seen needs and have become involved with children far beyond their duty as Chaparral members.  One measure of the benefit of a club of this type is to ask the question - "If Chaparrals shut down would they be missed?"  That could be answered with a resounding YES!  We are grateful to the Chaparrals and hope to see their continued influence here at TBCH and in the charitable community of Round Rock."

Jerry Bradley, President/CEO
Texas Baptist Children's Home

 

 

"The Chaparral Women's Club is one of Round Rock's finest charitable organizations, mobilizing our community's young women to unselfishly serve those in need.  Their vitality and creative ideas insure that worthwhile programs are carried out in a spirit that is not only generous to those who receive, but fun for those who give.  I support the Chaparral Women's Club because they embody the meaning of the phrase, "neighbor helping neighbor".

Carrie Pitt, Place 3
Round Rock City Council

 

 

"The Chaparral Women's Club is a steadfast supporter of the Round Rock Volunteer Center and the nonprofit community in Round Rock.  This organization brings unmatched energy and professionalism to any project it undertakes.  Its financial support is greatly appreciated and is important for fostering community volunteerism."

Pat Patterson, Executive Director
Round Rock Volunteer Center