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2025 New Donation Process
2024 -We donated 10% each month to a donation partner
Not going to lie, this was a big chunk for a small company out of the gate. We want to give and support where we live but we have now changed to a different model at this time.
2025
This year we are planning on donating $250 twice this year to two different partners. PLUS, we are donating time to work with the City of Plano on their work days (our first one is Saturday May 10th!) for those who need assistance. This is part of the Property Standards group. We are part of Live Green in Plano and have already volunteered for a clean up day. Beginning of the year counted homeless.
Our foundation is faith and supporting where we work and live. The left hand is not to know what the right hand is doing but we wanted to share our belief in making a difference.
Non Profits& Impact
Plano Senior High School
PSHS is near and dear to our hearts. Neal, Sheri and Rick went to PSHS. Evan played football for Varsity at PSHS. There are students who need financial help to succeed.
Richardson Humane Society
While not Plano, this is near and dear to us as this is where Evan adopted Echo and Juno in Oct & Nov 2023. They were diligent in how they vetted Evan and assured a safe home for the cats.
Minnie's Food Pantry
Plano is no different than large cities. Homelessness and families going hungry is real. Minnie's takes a step to help those who thought they may never have this reality.
Children's Advocacy Center of Collin County
The History of Children’s Advocacy Centers
The Children’s Advocacy Center model of a Multi-disciplinary Team (MDT) approach, was developed through the vision of Former Alabama Congressman, Robert E. “Bud” Cramer, Junior. While serving as District Attorney, Cramer reached the conclusion that efforts to investigate and prosecute child abuse were often duplicated and inefficient. In a criminal justice system designed around adults, child victims were being re-victimized by the system, having to retell their abuse stories to multiple investigators. Criminal cases were weakened by the lack of coordination between agencies. Therefore, Cramer and a group of key individuals pulled together law enforcement, criminal justice, Family and Protective Services, and medical and mental health workers into one coordinated team. Congressman Cramer’s vision to create a child-friendly environment where children could receive all services needed to help heal from abuse led to the creation of more than 1,000 Children’s Advocacy Centers across the country, with more than 70 centers in Texas.
Donation to PSHS
2024
May 20 - $104 - our 1st donation!
2024 Total
Children's Advocacy Center of Collin County
2024
June $105
2024 Total
Minnie's Food Pantry
2024
July $181
YTD $181
Dec 2024 - $250
2024 Total
Richardson Humane Society
2024
August - $120
2024 Total