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Austin Pets Alive! asks community to foster dogs and cats amid power outage

The nonprofit animal shelter needs Austin residents to temporarily foster dogs and cats until Feb. 3

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Point-in-time counts provide homeless population numbers to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and are used to determine the funding local nonprofits and city resources receive. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Comal County Homeless Coalition seeks volunteers for ...

The tax filing deadline for 2023 is April 18. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

Foundation Communities to offer free tax services ...

The Inner Circle performs at Circle Arts Theatre. From left are Aaron Dyball, Cecilia Brogren, Lucas Wise, Aynsley Helton, Heston Montagne, Drew Heitmeyer, Owen Stolinski, Lily Franco, Sydney Mace, Elliot Buchanan, Maggie Singleton and Kyndal Leasman (Photos by Eric Weilbacher/Community Impact)

Circle Arts Theatre enters its 55th season ...

the maywald family poses with a large check

Published 3:17 PM | Jan 13, 2023 CST

Austin family raises nearly $65K for Make-A-Wish Foundation with Christmas lights display

From a food pantry to local clinic, each organization is working to address local needs of underserved populations. (Brian Rash/Community Impact, Courtesy Sacred Heart Community Clinic)

Published 2:15 PM | Jan 3, 2023 CST

Community clinics to local food pantries: 4 Round Rock, Pflugerville and Hutto nonprofits featured in 2022

The Big Pink Bus is supported by Lone Star Circle of Care CEO Jon Calvin and Program Director Rebecca Sorensen. (Taylor Cripe/Community Impact Newspaper)

Published 8:45 AM | Dec 30, 2022 CST

2022 roundup: 8 nonprofit features from Cedar Park, Leander, Georgetown plus revisit the volunteer guide

The Round Rock Veterans Coalition used their Freedom Trees at Memorial Plaza in Yonders Point to honor fallen soldiers during the holiday season. (Courtesy Summer Pavliska)

Published 4:36 PM | Dec 22, 2022 CST

Local nonprofits uplift Title I schools, veterans during holiday season

The board of directors represents the constituents in their regions to protect water rights and advocate for sustainability and conservation efforts. Pictured from left are Luana Buckner, Edwards Aquifer Authority board chair; Matthew E. Hoyt; Davis Hoyt; Andrew Hoyt; and Kristen H. Hoyt. (Courtesy Matthew Hoyt)

Updated 12:22 PM | Dec 22, 2022 CST

New director sworn in to represent Comal, Guadalupe counties on Edwards Aquifer Authority board

Photo of an older white man standing on an outdoor staircase with tiny homes in the background

Published 3:23 PM | Dec 16, 2022 CST

Community First! Village forges connections for the chronically homeless

From left: Lead Judy Buckler has been serving for years at the Clothes Closet, and Dannielle Romero-Vázquez manages both Clothes Closet locations in the district. (Zacharia Washington/Community Impact)

Published 3:43 PM | Dec 13, 2022 CST

Led by volunteers, the Leander ISD PTA Clothes Closet provides free clothing to area students

close up shot of conductor Barry Williamson conducting texas bach festival

Published 8:00 AM | Dec 13, 2022 CST

Texas Bach Festival celebrates work of Baroque master, coordinates only Bach festival in Central Texas

The Leander Garden Club celebrated its 65th anniversary Nov. 17. (Courtesy Pexels)

Published 4:42 PM | Dec 8, 2022 CST

Leander Garden Club marks 65 years of supporting community

Local businesses submitted their wassail recipes for judging at the 2019 annual Wassailfest. (Courtesey Sidecar)

Published 6:30 AM | Nov 25, 2022 CST

Wassailfest to take over the streets of New Braunfels on Dec. 1