Deadline extended until Apr 10
SCHOLARSHIPS
Please consider making a charitable donation.
As a charitable organization, the Wimberley Community Civic Club is being hit hard by cancellations of our fundraising events. Unfortunately, the needs of our community remain the same.
Our events have been staples here for decades. However, the most significant impact is on the students who depend on our scholarships and the nonprofits who depend on our donations. Last year we distributed $24,000 in scholarships to students at Wimberley High School and Kathryn Ann Porter School. We also gave out $39,750 to local nonprofits (click here to see the list of organizations we donated to last year).
We are asking you to donate if you can so we can still meet those needs and help us fulfill our commitment to the community. And remember, every dollar you donate is considered a charitable, tax deductible donation.
Thank you for your consideration of our request and know that we are here for you.
We are in this together!
EVENTS
Monthly Meeting Dates
Regular monthly meetings are held the second Friday of each month, with the exception of the November meeting, which will be on
Friday, November 6.
UPCOMING
2020 MEETINGS
April 3
MEETING CANCELLED
May 8
September 11
October 9
November 6
Location:
Chapel in the Hills
11:00 - 12:30
If you are interested in becoming a member,
click here.
Wimberley Community Civic Club is pleased to continue its tradition of offering financial aid to students with a record of achievement, who need financial assistance to pursue their educational goals beyond high school. Applications will be considered whether the applicant chooses to attend a traditional university or a qualified non-traditional institution of higher learning such as a culinary or art institute or a trade school.
Completed applications for WHS, KAPS, and home-schooled students are due on Friday, April 10, 2020, and should be turned into their school’s guidance counselors. Home schooled applicants may turn their applications in at KAPS. Applications that are late or incomplete will be disqualified immediately.
If there are questions, applicants are to talk with their school counselor. No one from Wimberley Community Civic Club may discuss the application process with the applicant or their parents.
Students awarded scholarships must supply WCCC with proof of enrollment, such as a school ID or a class schedule, by August 14, in order to receive money.
The Civic Club Legend 1979-2019
In the spring of 1979, a group of women in the area recognized the need to reach out and meet the newcomers to our rapidly growing community. The Wimberley Community Civic Club was organized.
The purpose of the Civic Club is "to nurture a strong community spirit through service and financial support while fostering lasting friendships among the members."
Membership is open to all Wimberley area residents. We urge all newcomers to join or let us know you are here, come to a meeting, and then decide if you would like to join our group to help make Wimberley a better place to live.