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Burke Center For Youth is a nonprofit organization formed in 1973 to care for Texas children who are removed from their home environments due to abuse, neglect, or problems with the law. We are providing help and hope to children in crisis through our services. These are the children that belong to no one, and yet, they belong to us all. Help us to help these children find hope, healing and a place in a family.

Find the Non-Profit Directory at http://www.dscommunityfoundation.org/non-profit-directory.html

•  To seek and develop opportunities that give the DSCF the means to provide financial assistance, guidance and development support to those nonprofit and charitable organizations that serve the community.



•  To serve as a source and resource for the community’s charitable and nonprofit organizations who are  an integral part of the community’s good will and well-being.



The Foundation works closely with the Austin Community Foundation to ensure the work of the Foundation operates and complies with the laws governing nonprofit organizations.

Dripping Springs Council of PTAs serves the 8-member PTAs of the Dripping Springs ISD.  
Council serves as a district-wide resource and training avenue for Texas PTA and strives to organize community events for all DSISD schools that serve the mission of PTA.
PTA's mission is to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.

Come visit Dripping Springs Toastmasters - it is an investment in yourself because you will:

  • Improve your public speaking

  • Foster meaningful friendships

  • Build your confidence 

  • Increase your comfort with English

  • Receive honest and supportive feedback

  • Hone your listening skills

  • And laugh till it hurts!

That's right, we like to smile as we improve.  Come visit us and see for yourself.  It's free and you can come back as often as you like. Every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. (arrive early).

To attend in-person we are at:

Precinct 4 Bldg, 195 Roger Hanks Pkwy, Dripping Springs, TX. Directions are here. To attend virtually, click the "Email" link in the menu and we'll send you the link for the meeting.


In 2004, a small group of community volunteers got together with the idea of helping the elderly of Dripping Springs, with a focus of keeping them living independently at home. The Friends Foundation came to life in March 2004. Several years later, with the help of our members, supporters, volunteers and the community, we now have many outstanding programs which take care of our valuable senior citizens. Our Daily Bread is The Friends Foundation's flagship program along with financial assistance (income qualifying), Philips Lifeline Med-Alert and smoke alarm installation.

 

The goal of the Friends of the Dripping Springs Community Library is to promote the use of the Library, to foster an appreciation of its cultural and educational value to the community, and encourage and support improvement of the Library’s resources and services.

 

As we look to the future-and the ever-changing needs of our growing community-we invite you to join the Friend’s efforts to keep the Library vital and relevant. Your membership donation directly benefits and your volunteer time supports both the Library and our community. Join us, as we champion the community’s valuable asset, the Library!


Project Connect – Dripping Springs is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to coordinating, complimenting and funding charitable activities within the Dripping Springs ISD and surrounding areas.

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400 W. Hwy 290 Suite B-205
Dripping Springs, TX 78620

512-858-7000

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