Charities struggle as nonprofits face funding downturn
Baytown area charities grapple with scarce government and private funds. United Way surpassed its goal by 96,740, pledging 1,856,740 to agencies including Communities in Schools and Bay Area Homeless Services. Programs like Special Pops and Meals on Wheels face cuts, while new hires and raffles are pursued to cover deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansbury
Goose Creek Secondary
David Mohlman
United Way of
Baytown Area
Mohlman
Communities In Schools
Mohiman
Baytown Senior Center
Baytown
YMCA
Parks and Recreation Department
Barbara Trachte
Trachte
United Way
Bay Area Homeless Services
Bob Corbett
Corbett
ExxonMobil
Chevron Phillips
Sill
Richard Moody
Baytown Resource and Assistance Center
Clothing For School Children Organization Center
Moody
Love Inc
Beth Thompson
Thompson
West Baytown
Baytown Sun
Beth Gullett
Leon Smith
Olympians share tales from Belfast Dublin Games trip and medals
Baytown and Katy athletes joined Team USA in Ireland for the Summer Games. Sixteen Baytown men’s soccer players competed against France Seychelles Lebanon Austria and a US team from Connecticut.Women’s soccer faced Great Britain the Netherlands and Zimbabwe. The volleyball squad played Jamaica Russia Finland Great Britain and Puerto Rico. Team USA finished sixth in soccer and silver in volleyball amid a festive opening in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Baytonians
Katy
Baytown
Houston
Arkansas
Clint Russell
Chuck
Cody Schmitt
Belfast
Dublin
Pam Schmitt
Queen's University
Schmitt
Chuck Russell
France
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Lebanon
Austria
United States
Connecticut
Great Britain
Netherlands
Zimbabwe
Jamaica
Russia
Finland
Puerto Rico
USA
Gabriel Cantu
Goose Creek Raters
Cantu
Glenn Schmit
Cody Schmit
Brandon Russell
LaShonda Williams
Williams
Croke Park
Europe
Glenn Schmitt
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Maria Shriver
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Dylan McDermott
Nelson Mandela
Mary McAleese
Jon Bon Jovi
Muhammad Ali
Anahuac discusses bonds, rates and district plan
Anahuac ISD weighs a $3 million bond to fund a new middle school library and athletic facility upgrades. Board members debate tax impact, debt projection, and whether to include all items now versus later. The district schedules a July meeting and Aug. 12 public hearing on the 2004 maintenance rate, sets 24 credits for graduation, and approves a $35,000 psychology services contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Walker
Fancher
Kendall Barrow
Kevin Jones
Jones
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Jesse Rodriguez
Gabriel Canta
Clint
Bobby Johnson
San Salvador
Turkmenistan
Anahuac
NHRA
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