COUNTY LIFE
North Texas Giving Day is Thursday
North Texas Giving Day will be Sept. 19 and is Communities Foundation of Texas’ largest community investment initiative. 100% of each donation goes to nonprofits in more than 25 cause areas across 20 North Texas counties.
Last year, more than $60 million was raised through 97,132 donors benefiting over 3,000 local nonprofits, bringing the fifteen-year total to over $566 million for our community. North Texas Giving Day is the largest community-wide giving event in the nation.
Tales ‘N’ Trails Museum and Wise Hope Crisis Shelter are two local nonprofits that are registered with North Texas Giving Day. For more information go to cftexas.org/donors/
(top) The 2024 Saint Jo High Homecoming Queen Taylor Patrick stands with the ladies of her court. (Not named in standing order) Layla Polk, sophomore princess; Maxey Johnson, junior princess; Taylor Patrick, Tara Wolf, Ava Rossin and Aliyah Vasquez, senior queen candidates; Bailie Nobile, junior princess and Olivia Johnson, freshman princess
The Bowie Rural Volunteer Fire Department will host its annual fish fundraiser on Sept. 28 with serving starting at 5:30 p.m. until it’s gone at the Bowie Community Center.
The event includes a prize drawing, auction and live band with all proceeds going to the Bowie Rural VFD.
Fall will soon arrive and its time to get your home and yards decorated and protected from the winter that will follow. See the insert inside today’s Bowie News for tips and ideas.
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