Texas 2025 89th Regular

Texas House Bill HR103 Introduced / Bill

Filed 01/24/2025

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                    89R10835 JRI-D
 By: Harris Davila H.R. No. 103




 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, Texas Baptist Children's Home in Round Rock is
 marking the 75th anniversary of its founding in 2025, offering a
 fitting opportunity to recognize the organization's myriad
 contributions to the community; and
 WHEREAS, Louis and Billie Sue Henna established Texas Baptist
 Children's Home in 1950 to provide quality care for abused and
 neglected children in Central Texas; the couple donated 112 acres
 of land and several newly constructed buildings to the Baptist
 General Convention of Texas, and over the years, the organization
 has grown to encompass a range of initiatives that empower those in
 need; and
 WHEREAS, Through its HOPE Counseling Program, TBCH provides
 no-cost, trauma-informed counseling and education to Williamson
 County residents at three locations; the nonprofit also offers the
 Family Care Program, which helps participants achieve long-term
 stability and take steps toward independent housing; in addition,
 the initiative gives children the opportunity to engage with one
 another and take part in camps, gym activities, and various special
 events; and
 WHEREAS, TBCH assists young adults through its Home Base
 Program, providing them with residential and support services, as
 well as through its Welcome HOME Program, which helps participants
 with personal development and community integration; moreover, its
 Aftercare Program offers former clients continued support,
 assisting with food, clothing, and scholarships; and
 WHEREAS, In 2024, TBCH received Best of Round Rock Awards in
 the best nonprofit focused on children and best experience for
 volunteers categories; it was also honored with the Central Texas
 Community Foundation Impact Award for its unwavering commitment to
 supporting children and families in Williamson County; and
 WHEREAS, For three quarters of a century, Texas Baptist
 Children's Home has rendered exceptional service to countless
 Texans in need, and the organization truly merits special
 recognition on the occasion of this milestone year; now, therefore,
 be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 89th Texas
 Legislature hereby commemorate the 75th anniversary of Texas
 Baptist Children's Home and extend to all those associated with the
 organization sincere best wishes for continued success with their
 important work; and, be it further
 RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
 prepared for Texas Baptist Children's Home as an expression of high
 regard by the Texas House of Representatives.