Texas 2023 88th Regular

Texas Senate Bill SR344 Introduced / Bill

Filed 03/22/2023

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                    88R18938 AMB-D
 By: Eckhardt S.R. No. 344


 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, The Young Women's Alliance is celebrating its 30th
 anniversary in 2023; and
 WHEREAS, Established in Austin in 1993, the organization was
 founded by some 20 young professional women who gathered regularly
 to network and exchange ideas and information concerning their
 business endeavors; the group grew in number, and in 1995, members
 wrote bylaws, incorporated as a nonprofit corporation under the
 name Win2, and formed a board of directors and an advisory council;
 the following year, the board officially changed the name of the
 organization to the Young Women's Alliance; and
 WHEREAS, YWA has grown to include more than 500 women from
 many different industries and backgrounds; the alliance provides
 its members with a wide range of educational programs, as well as
 professional development and leadership opportunities; and
 WHEREAS, Since 2011, YWA has awarded over $200,000 in
 scholarships to women in need and given more than $60,000 in
 community grants to local nonprofit partners; its members have
 collectively volunteered over 13,000 hours at various events and
 have established nearly 400 mutually beneficial mentoring
 relationships; moreover, the organization has empowered upwards of
 135 young women to lead, through its entirely volunteer-based board
 of directors; and
 WHEREAS, For three decades, this outstanding organization
 has supported many young women in their quest to achieve their full
 potential, and it is indeed a pleasure to recognize the alliance at
 this special time in its history; now, therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the Senate of the 88th Texas Legislature
 hereby commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Young Women's
 Alliance and extend to its members sincere best wishes for
 continued success; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for the organization as an expression of high regard by the
 Texas Senate.