Megan Klaeger of the Highland Lakes Legal Center (HLLC), returned to update the Daybreak Rotary Club of Marble Falls on the activities of the area nonprofit law office.
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What is Daybreak Rotary of Marble Falls all about?
Children and education are two of the main areas where Daybreak shines. We have a special relationship with the Falls Career High School at MFISD, including them in most of our projects and making those students recipients of our scholarships. Abused and neglected children are another focus of Daybreak through our promotion of foster homes, an annual recognition of Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention month, and the annual Adoption Day. Daybreakers are "hands on" with projects such as not only sponsoring but working at the Mustang Relays each year, putting on the entire Adoption Day event, and helping keep Rotary Field (ball fields) maintained and improved.
#DaybreakRotaryMF #MFISD #FallsCareerHighSchool #FosterHomes #AdoptionDay #Children #Education #1DistrictStrong
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We meet Tuesdays at 7:00 AM
River City Grille
River City Grille
700 1st St
Marble Falls, TX 78654
United States of America
Marble Falls, TX 78654
United States of America
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We have been having some great programs, including topics on
- Camp Agape
- Texas Legislature
- High School Mentors
- Libraries of Love
It's a business day. Guests welcome for breakfast and then business.
That's right, HARTH. The heart to operate the Horse Assisted Therapy for Veterans facility assisting Vets with PTSD. HARTH.
Dr. Kelly Fox, Director, Higher Education Teaching Sites at Fredericksburg and the Highland Lakes (Marble Falls), and Lance Pickle, Admissions Director, filled us in the latest activity at TTU in Marble Falls.
Galyn Woerner accepted a donation to CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of the Highland Lakes from Daybreak Rotary. Shown are Galyn and immediate Past-President Taylor Smith.
The Hill Country 100 Club is a fantastic resource for the families of First Responders who are killed on duty.
A 501(c)(3) non-profit, the Hill Country 100 Club is an all-volunteer group supporting first-responder families, bringing hope where tragedy exists.
Rotary year starts July 1 and Daybreak "got em started" on June 27.
Youth Leadership Group sponsored by the Highland Lakes Family Crisis Center -- program for May 16.
Leslie Baty MFISD. Check the speaker sidebar. Her program involves children and literacy: two of our areas of focus.
After only 26 years in the planning, the Marble Falls PD is getting new, state of the art, public safety facility.
Some occupations are just plain fishy. OK, that's corny, but it fits. Dr. Scott Walker explained the benefits of fish and related species.
Bill Drake, Executive Director of the Boys and Girls Club of the Highland Lakes, had exciting news about the Club expanding to serve even more youth. 
Daybreak is mentoring scholarship recipients to leverage the value of their scholarships.
I thought it was a safe bet: $50 for every 1k Buck Burdett could walk/run/crawl 
After all, he was only a few months post-op from back surgery. I could afford the $50.
Necessity is the mother of all invention, and so it was in taming the Lower Colorado River. John Hofmann, Executive Vice-President - Water - for the LCRA gave Daybreakers a brief history of the dams and explanation of LCRA's water management.
A recent federal court ruling has placed CPS kids in jeopardy.
Galyn Woerner, Camp Agape's Camp Director explained how Camp Agape helps children in the bereavement process.
Daybreak and CASA hosted the 2nd Annual Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention ceremony on April 25 in Johnson Park.
John Hallowell, local (not so) amateur historian and publisher of the Highland Lakes Magazine gave us a primer on local historical characters.
Rotarians are no longer just a collection of old white guys talking business. #DaybreakRotaryMF is all about service and "doing stuff" and proper public relations will let the world know what we do.
#AmberScarborough #PatrickHarrison #1DistrictStrong
Chess Long and several students from MFISD's Falls Career High School gave Daybreakers a great rundown of the unique features of Falls.
This is a big deal. The Rotary International/World Health Organization collaboration has almost licked polio, everywhere.A recent online article on the Bill Gates blog caught my attention about RI's participation in eradicating the world of the polio virus. His blog mentioned only the Global Polio Eradication Initiative and not Rotary's PolioPlus and that led me to look up the GPEI. While at first I thought Gates and the GPEI were hijacking the role of Rotary, I was pleasantly surprised.
Falls recognized the partnership with a beautiful plaque at graduation.
Landscaping of the old city jail was completed on April 28
10 bags of topsoil and 40 bags of mulch later, the project was declared done!
Daybreak and CASA event recognizing child abuse awareness and prevention month a huge success.
Co-chairs Eddie Arredondo and Barbara Warden, together with a cast of 100's, pulled off the best-ever Adoption Day.
Mickey West Career Assets charitable fund seeks to aid the Highland Lakes workforce in achieving a career pathway.
Rotarian Chuck Johnstone teamed up with PDG Rich Kaye and incoming DG Melinda Osbourn to tout the Foundation.
Mr. K.R. Wood noted Texas musician and performer spoke to the Marble Falls Daybreak Rotary about his recent humanitarian trip to Tanzania Africa.
Rotarian, Gil Jones, schools the Marble Falls Daybreak Rotary on the many uses of drones.
Judge Cheryl Pounds heads up the City of Marble Falls Teen Court, teaching more than just crime and punishment to the teenagers of Marble Falls.
Libraries of Love adds literacy to Uganda with over 15,000 volunteer hours annually.
