President's Message

As we continue along life’s path, we find ourselves enduring the relentless heat of the South

Texas summer. These so-called “dog days” are not only uncomfortable—they can be

dangerous, particularly for our elderly and disabled residents. I urge everyone to take

precautions: stay hydrated, remain indoors as much as possible, and check in on your neighbors

who may be more vulnerable during this time.

On a brighter note, I am pleased to share some encouraging news. The Trull Foundation has

generously awarded us a $5,000 grant dedicated to enhancing emergency preparedness and

response efforts for children in our rural communities. Our CEO, Mr. Tony Sandoval, will be

developing a comprehensive budget to ensure these funds are utilized effectively and

responsibly.

In addition, we have received promising indications that another grant—this one nearing

$40,000—may soon be awarded to us by a separate agency. Should this come to fruition, it will

mark a significant step forward in our mission to serve and uplift our communities.

We remain committed to progress, resilience, and service. Thank you for your continued trust

and support. Wishing you all safety, good health, and a hopeful future.

Warm regards,

Jason Peña

President

August 5, 2025