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Our Dec. 6th speakers - Dr. Baldacchino and Dr.
Frischhertz with Capital
Cardiovascular
The Bites of Bee Cave turned
out to be a huge hit and we couldn't be happier!! The support
from the community surpassed our expectations. The event was
extremely family oriented with the kids enjoying the petting
zoo, bouncy house and snow cones all while the adults enjoyed
the incredible food from all of our supporting restaurants and
the live music.
Bee Cave Rotary had their social
located at Art Attack in the Hill Country Galleria on Tuesday, Sept.
6, 2011 from 5:30-7:30pm. Everyone showed their “artistic skills” by
painting a plate in donation to the Rotary’s annual signature event,
The Bites of Bee Cave on October 1, 2011 from 11-4pm.
Bee Cave Rotary club welcomed a new member with the induction of
Carol Wolfe, Managing Director of Luxury Properties . Pictured,
Carol Wolfe, Laura Mitchell and Will Mitchell.
Bee Cave Rotary, Starbucks and LTHS Students Team Up To Clean Up
Bee Cave Rotary, Starbucks and LTHS Students Team
Up to Clean Up the Old Bee Cave School House and surrounding park.
During this year's holiday
party, Bee Cave Rotary members stuffed bags for
"Mobile Loaves & Fishes" a local company who feeds the homeless.
Banner & Bell Presentation
Mobil Loaves &
Fishes Service Project- August 2010
Carol Gilbert, Barbara Hathaway, Cheryel Parker and Laura Mitchell
Charter Banquet photos
The Bee
Cave Rotary club was awarded the Shining Star award at the
18th Annual Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce
Community Awards Banquet Presented by Prosperity Bank on
Saturday, January 30, 2010 at the Lakeway Resort and Spa.
The Shining Star award is presented to a charitable,
non-profit organization or foundation that exemplifies
outstanding community service and involvement. Pictured left
to right: Laura Mitchell, Dr. Tejas Patel and Ben Archer.
Bee Cave
Rotary members Scott Kunkel, Jim Eagle and Roy “Te” Turner are
shown, left to right, with children’s books donated recently to
the new lending library at the Armadillo RV Park off Hudson Bend
Road.
Sunday,
January 31st, Bee Cave Rotarians prepared 100
sandwiches for Mobile Loaves and Fishes to be delivered to
East Austin. Pictured left from right: Dr. Tejas Patel, Ben
Archer, Karen Cook and Stephen England. Not pictured: Te
Turner.
The Bee Cave Rotary recently donated $1,000
to the Lake Travis Crisis Ministries. Club President Laura
Mitchell presented the check to Dabney Cauley of LTCM to support
the mission and good work of the local organization. LTCM has
operated in the Lake Travis area for more than 20 years,
providing food,
clothing, financial assistance, or whatever is necessary for
individuals in need. Their boundaries are the Lake Travis
Independent School District boundaries, yet no one is turned
away for food.
Lake Travis Crisis Ministries is supported through donations and
the generosity of the Lake Travis and greater Austin
communities. New volunteers are welcome at any time. Contact
the Ministries at (512) 266-9810, or visit them in the Liberty
Center at 107 RR 620 South, or on the Web at
www.laketraviscrisisministries.org.
The Bee Cave
Rotary club stuffed backpacks with everything from clean socks,
bottled water, canned foods and toiletries for Lifeworks; a local
non-profit addressing critical needs for children and youth in the
Austin area.
The Bee Cave
Rotary club sponsored to send 10 kiddos to summer camp this year
with the Friends of Refugees.
On the
first Tuesday of each month, Fish City Grill partners with a
local non-profit to donate 15% of their proceeds for the day
to their cause. In March, Fish City hosted the Bee Cave
Rotary club and gave the club a donation of over $600 for
various local projects including adopting an elderly Lake
Travis resident in need of home repairs and yard work. The
club intends to return quarterly to assist with additional
repairs as needed.
Members of the Bee Cave
Rotary turned out in force on a recent Saturday to complete
much-needed repairs on the home of an elderly local resident
identified through the Lake Travis Crisis Ministry. In a little
more than half a day, the enthusiastic Rotarians installed two
new window air-conditioners and power-washed and repaired the
roof, while other members of the group cleared out and then
mowed and weeded her yard.
Funds for the repairs
were made possible by donations from area businesses including
Vintage Villas, the Hills of Lakeway Golf Club, Lakeway Market,
A+ Federal Credit Union, Best Buy, Steiner Ranch Steakhouse and
others. The donated prizes were raffled off at the Chamber of
Commerce’s SpringFest, and the proceeds used to purchase
supplies for the project. Generous discounts and donations were
also provided by Lowe’s, The Home Depot and Eco-Depot.
Springfest donation from A+ Federal Credit Union Springfest donation from Best Buy Springfest donation from Hills of Lakeway Golf Club Market Place at Lakeway donation for Springfest Springfest donation from Vintage Villas
Jeremy Delz, Assistant Branch Manager of A+ Federal Credit Union in BeeCave, center, with Sheryl Baker (left) and Laura Mitchell (right) Jennifer Love of Best Buy at the Shops at the Galleria with Alan Adams Alan Adams with Ron Wetzel at the Hills of Lakeway Golf Club Terry DeLooze of Market Place with Laura Mitchell Thomas Porter, owner of Vintage Villas Hotel & Events with Laura Mitchell
Springfest donation from A+ Federal Credit Union
Jeremy Delz, Assistant Branch Manager of A+ Federal Credit Union in BeeCave, center, with Sheryl Baker (left) and Laura Mitchell (right)
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