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For months on end there was hardly a place I would go where I wouldn’t be asked, “Has GraceWorks found a new home yet?” And hey, I not only got it, but greatly appreciated your concern! We too were very concerned and now, like you, are relieved for the extension, which we have affectionately dubbed …
COVID had already limited Patty’s* income when her household suddenly added three more people. She developed multiple autoimmune disorders from the virus and was forced to survive on limited contract work from home. Sometimes jobs were weeks apart. Struggling financially on her own, Patty’s sister was hospitalized for several weeks with a devastating illness. After …
No mom wants to see her child go hungry or admit she can’t do anything about it. And yet right here in Williamson County that is often the story. Actually, it is oftentimes the fact that these moms live in Williamson County that makes it hard for them to admit their inability to feed their …
“Love Lifted Me” is an old hymn that speaks about a person sinking beneath the waves and Jesus rescuing him. It’s a hymn of renewal, and this season is the time to look back on the ways GraceWorks donors, staff and volunteers have restored hope as well as desperately needed resources to our Neighbors. This …
GraceWorks’ Neighbor Serving Neighbor annual fundraising dinner is Thursday, April 27, at the Factory. The theme for the dinner is Hope for Tomorrow, where we will present the hope GraceWorks brings to struggling Neighbors needing tangible help. This year, we have so many board members, businesses, churches, public servants, community services and other partners sponsoring …
GraceWorks has a new website. And it is real pretty! All jokes aside, I am particularly proud of how we have redesigned our website with all users in mind, but with special attention turned to our Neighbors. You will see from the cleaner layout, fewer clicks and the very clear language that our goal …
Everywhere I go, people ask me for an update about finding a new home for GraceWorks. And I love it, because it means we have a community that is concerned as we are and is listening, reading our postings, and talking to one another. I also feel comforted that I am not alone in heeding …