Lake Travis Crisis Ministry
Lake Travis Crisis Ministries is an all-volunteer, ecumenical outreach mission that provides food, love, prayer, and financial assistance and encouragement to those in crisis in the Lake Travis area. Their goal is to serve their clients with dignity, compassion, love and respect. Talk to team leaders Dave Rumgay or Peter and Claire Buenz.
Mobile Loaves & Fishes Food Truck
- Wednesday night food run for all in the communities served
- Saturday Food Truck for Kids Lunches
- Mobile Loaves & Fishes empowers communities into a lifestyle of service through the delivery food and clothing, promotion of dignity, and sharing of hope with the homeless and under resourced in our city. PCLT and MLF work together to provide Saturday Lunches for Kids at the Hudson Bend RV Parks in our Lake Travis community. Talk to team leader Scott Pierson.
Community First
Community First Village (a development of Mobile Loaves & Fishes) is a 27-acre master planned community that provides affordable, permanent housing and supportive community for the disabled and chronically homeless in Central Texas. Talk to team leaders Pat or Allan Hitchcock.
Vamos Ya!/MEYO
Multi-level Educational Youth Outreach is an after-school outreach to the children and youth of the inner west side of San Antonio. Our mission is to provide a community that empowers our participants in personal development, solid character formation, community service, and post-high school dedication. The youth in our area need a safe and loving place to spend their time outside of school. At our two programs Peace Pals (1st-5th graders) and House of Teens (6th-12th graders) youth come and do their homework, have friends who won’t bully them, and receive the developmental support they need to thrive. 100% of youth who have stayed in our program have graduated high school with University or career plans. The more youth we are able to impact, the closer we get to ending the cycle of poverty one family at a time. Talk to team leader Steve Gottlieb.
Life Works
Life Works is a fearless advocate for youth and families seeking their path to self-sufficiency.” This organization targets youth between 17 and 24 who have aged out of the foster care system, many who are homeless and on the streets of Austin, often suffering from depression and neglect. They are brought into the shelter where they are fed, clothed and given a safe place to sleep after which time they are offered counseling, education and work skills, all in an effort to help them gain self-sufficiency. Talk to team leaders Janet or Dom Cavalucci.
John Knox Ranch
John Knox Ranch is a Christian camp, conference and retreat center situated on 300 acres on the bank of the Blanco River 20 miles southwest of San Marcos. Rooted and grounded in the history and tradition of the Presbyterian Church and the Reformed Protestant faith, everyone is fully welcome. The Ranch is a place where it is easy to find and talk to God. Talk to team leader Steve Gottlieb.
Silverado
Not technically a Partner in that the organization is a for profit one. We do, however, support the people who are residents of the memory center. Talk to team leader Peter Buenz.
