Community Civic Club
WIMBERLEY
CONNECT - HAVE FUN - DO GOOD!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN 2024
PLATINUM
Tricia & Jerry Fields
SILVER
The Paul & Marian Cones Charitable Fund
H-E-B
Carrie Isaac
M. Elliott Studio
Office of Architecture
Becky & Dean Selman
Lisa & Art Valentine
Becky & Mark Williams
BRONZE
Jeannine & Stacy Dienst
Melinda Miller
Ozona Bank
Physical Therapy of Wimberley
Nancy Robertson
Karen Thormalen
Santa's coming to town!
Enjoy pancakes, sausage, crafts, a visit with Santa and a new book to take home.
$8 adults/ $5 Kids
(in advance)
$10 adults/ $8 Kids
(at the door)
Saturday, December 21
8:30 am to 11:30 am
400 Green Acres Dr., Wimberley
(formerly Scudder Primary)
Music by Hill Country Band
Make an Impact in the Wimberley Valley – Partner with Us to Do More Good!
At Civic Club, we CONNECT, DO GOOD and HAVE FUN supporting Wimberley Valley students and nonprofits through super fun events like the Home Tour, Style Show, and Spring Events. In May 2024, we proudly awarded $67,000 to nine high school seniors and 28 local nonprofits. (See the impact of our 2024 efforts.)
In 2025, we’re aiming even higher, and we need your help to make it happen!
Become a 2025 WCCC Community Partner today. Your contribution to WCCC’s 2025 Community Partnership Program will help offset event costs, allowing more funds to go directly where they’re needed most. Together, we can DO MORE GOOD in Wimberley!
Our Community Partnership Program offers flexible giving levels, so you can make an impact while achieving your philanthropic or marketing goals. And as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, your donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law (Tax ID 74-2488666).
With your support, we’ll create real change for Wimberley’s nonprofits and students. Thank you!
The Year In Review 2023-2024
In our 45th year, we continued to honor the goals our founders set in 1979 and had a great time interacting with our community. We welcomed 51 new and returning members and ended the year with a roster of 173. Members new and old volunteered to create many special events and took leadership positions.
Our meetings were held at Messina Inn and at Wimberley Methodist Church. We hosted many guests at our general meetings who enjoyed a lively set of programs. Community speakers provided us with interesting programs including WCCC Publicity Chair Heidi Knight on the use of social media, Paula Glover explained the Master Naturalist program, a new Barnabas Connection mental health program was introduced by Kate Sowell, Chick Morgan shared stories from her new book, and Amber Waken told us about Camp Community. Our Spring Event Co-chairs and Home Tour Co-chairs kept us up to date and encouraged volunteers.
A Style Show and Market returned with great success in November. December saw Breakfast with Santa grow in popularity and a festive Holiday gathering of members. Spring brought 26 fantastic Spring Events – including 4 major events - a mesmerizing Magic Show, a sold out Trivia Night, a romantic comedy movie screening with info from a Hollywood insider, and a lovely Tablescapes contest. Another 22 imaginative events included cake decorating with a Food Network contestant, a class on writing press releases from a newspaper editor, and the 9th Annual Mahjong Marathon!
Home Tour moved from fall to April to enjoy better weather. A lovely evening kickoff party in a fabulous home was enjoyed by many partygoers dressed in white. And Home Tour attendees had a great time visiting five inviting and diverse homes.
The Board thanks everyone, including the chairs, volunteers and participants who continue to participate in our efforts to give back to the community. This year we awarded scholarships to nine deserving students and bestowed grants to 28 nonprofits. We supported the Wimberley Valley with $67,000 in giving. We continued to generously support the Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center through our Benevolent Fund with cash and donated undergarments.
It was a great year to CONNECT, HAVE FUN, DO GOOD!
Nancy Robertson, Historian
The Civic Club Legend
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 Valley 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.