Child Advocates of Montgomery County, Fitness Project partner on library project

Child Advocates of Montgomery County on May 21 announced the official opening of a library to serve children in crisis across the county.

The details

Child Advocates of Montgomery County is a nonprofit organization which states it provides justice, welfare and education advocacy, and resources for children who have been or are experiencing adverse situations. The library is sponsored by the Fitness Project, a Texas-based fitness group and gym, which aims to provide a "gateway to joy, comfort, and possibility for children in crisis," according to a news release.

The library is located within the agency's main office at 505 N. Main Street in Conroe, and it will feature a variety of book genres across multiple age groups.

In their words

“We are immensely grateful to Fitness Project for their dedication to our mission and their continued generosity,” said Ann Marie Ronsman, president and CEO of Child Advocates of Montgomery County. “The Fitness Project Children’s Library is more than just a wonderful resource in our office—it is a symbol of hope and encouragement for the children we serve.”

"We’re honored to support such an impactful mission and to help create a safe, inspiring environment where every child can dream big and feel seen," Project Fitness officials said in a news release.