by Linda Austin – On Thursday, September 28, ladies came together at The Sheraton for the 9th Annual Seeds of Strength luncheon. Linda Foster-Smith, the out-going Chair of SoS, welcomed, with a “heart full

by Martha Lawlor – It’s hard to believe that nearly half of the children in the Georgetown Independent School District (GISD) system are eligible for the free or reduced lunch program established by the

by Babs Cape – Literacy means one can read and write, but at the Literacy Council of Williamson County (LCWC) it means so much more! For the adults they serve, literacy means learning beyond

by Babs Cape – We wished we could vote “yes” on all the grant requests! Voting Night is the highlight of the SoS year.  It’s also the hardest time for members of Seeds of

New members! Hurray! Welcome! by Babs Cape – As a new member one year ago, I was over the moon! I thought Seeds of Strength looked awesome on paper. And now, having blogged for

by Babs Cape – I left the Georgetown office of Capital IDEA overwhelmed with thoughts of what if … What if I had a husband whose abuse sent me fleeing with my two young

by Jeannine Haffner – It’s a Tuesday evening in February and that means yet another lovely sunset outside the window of the beautiful Williamson County Courthouse in Georgetown, TX. I am sipping a glass

by Jan Spence – I have been fortunate to see many fine stage productions from London to New York city and from Chicago to Georgetown, but none have surpassed the triumphant presentation I saw

by Leslie Ford  – Last month, Seeds of Strength members Terri Boroczk, Joanne Hoover, Karron Wilson, Peggy Campbell and Barbara Garland participated in a site visit at the Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center. They