Congratulating Kay Cross on her receipt of the Jane O.Burns Award from the YWCA of Lubbock.
This resolution, while non-binding and ceremonial in nature, emphasizes the recognition of individuals who contribute to community service and the empowerment of women. The formal acknowledgment of Cross’s efforts showcases the importance that the state places on volunteerism and leadership within community organizations. It serves to inspire others in Texas to engage with nonprofit organizations and contribute positively to their communities.
HCR113 is a concurrent resolution introduced to congratulate Kay Cross for receiving the 2011 Jane O. Burns Award from the YWCA of Lubbock. The resolution highlights Cross's significant contributions to the YWCA, where she has served as finance director since 1986. Under her leadership, the organization has grown significantly in both staff and budget, showcasing her dedication to community service and women empowerment. The resolution aims to formally recognize her achievements and the positive impact she has had on her community by empowering women and establishing strong role models.
The sentiment surrounding HCR113 is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting admiration and respect for Kay Cross's work. Members of the legislature expressed sincere appreciation for her long-standing commitment to the YWCA and her role in fostering women's leadership. The resolution reflects a shared value among legislators for the contributions of individuals who work towards enhancing community welfare, particularly in support of women and families.
As a concurrent resolution, HCR113 does not face significant contention as it celebrates an individual’s achievements rather than proposing any change to law. However, the spirit of the resolution underscores broader themes of recognition in nonprofit sectors and community contributions that may resonate differently among legislative members based on their views on community engagement and support for women's organizations.