Llano Club Summer Program | Boys and Girls Club of the Highland Lakes
Area served: Llano Create Healthy granted the Boys and Girls Club of the Highland Lakes $30,000 to support the Llano Club Summer Program. The Boys & Girls Club of the Highland Lakes is the only affordable out-of-school option for parents in Llano. The 2025 Summer Program will begin June 2nd
Admiral Nimitz Foundation: Nimitz Summer Camp
Area served: Gillespie County Create Healthy granted the Admiral Nimitz Foundation $10,000 to support a new summer camp with three three-day sessions launching in June 2025 to offer youth enrichment opportunities.
Healthy Outcomes: Boys and Girls Club of the Highland Lakes is Closing the Childcare Gap and Fueling Brighter Futures in Llano
Closing the Childcare Gap and Fueling Brighter Futures in Llano Boys & Girls Club of the Highland Lakes serves more than 90 kids and empowers working families. Create Healthy provided grant funding for program delivery of the organization’s Llano Campus. This allowed the Boys and Girls Club of
Kindernest Playground Improvement
A $27,000 grant will cover a small, age-appropriate play structure/slide for their 18-month classroom, as well as a large shade cover. In total, Create Healthy has contributed over to the Holy Ghost Lutheran Church. See more of those donations here, where grants and other contributions are updated quarterly.
Supporting Early Childhood Development in the Hill Country – Bethany Preschool
October 2024 Create Healthy donated $1.5 million to Bethany Preschool's Building Bright Futures Capital Campaign to nearly double the preschool's capacity. New funding for Bethany Preschool’s capital campaign will bring the project to 75 percent of its total funding goal of $7 million and enable the next phase of construction
Create Healthy Donates More Than $2.2 Million to Support Early Childhood Development in the Hill Country
Investments fund the Little Hearts Child Development Center’s first year of salaries and move Bethany Preschool to the next phase of its capital campaign. Create Healthy announced new investments in early childhood development with donations to two Hill Country early childhood care providers to expand their service capacity. Create Healthy
Boys & Girls Clubs of Texas Hill Country
October 2024 | $50,000 Grant funds will support the Boys & Girls Clubs of Texas Hill Country’s healthy lifestyle programs and initiatives for children. In total, Create Healthy has contributed over to The Boys and Girls Club of the Texas Hill Country. See more of those donations here, where
Hill Country Community Needs Council – Food 4 Kids Program
October 2024 | $33,000 Grant funds will support the council’s Food 4 Kids program, which serves under-nourished children with weekend food assistance. Funds will also support the council’s mental health resources for children. In total, Create Healthy has contributed over to the Hill Country Community Needs Council. See more of those donations
First United Methodist Church Mason – Steady Steps Daycare Program
October 2024 | $129,324 Grant funds for planned expansions of FUMC’s Steady Steps daycare program that provides affordable childcare. In total, Create Healthy has contributed over to First United Methodist Church, Mason – Steady Steps Childcare. See more of those donations here, where grants and other contributions are updated quarterly.
Bethany Lutheran Church Preschool
August 2024 | $100,000 Grant funds will support the preschool’s expansion as they increase capacity to provide early childhood education for more children.
