NEWSLETTER

May 2026

Parenting Class Spotlight:

Wondering how to broach the topic of the Birds, the Bees, and Beyond?

Join Tiffany Sturman, M.P.H., of the Williamson County Children's Advocacy Center to learn about talking to kids about sex and relationships!

This free discussion for parents and caregivers about talking to children about the birds and the bees and beyond takes place at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 6, on Zoom. It is free to attend.

Do dads need to talk to boys and moms talk to the girls? Why is it so important for me to talk to my child? Is it ever too late to start having these conversations with your child? Learn the answers to these questions and more in this honest and humorous discussion!

Click here to learn more and sign up!

Take Me Out to the Ball Game! TGP Night @ Round Rock Express

As a grant recipient of the Nolan Ryan Foundation, The Georgetown Project is honored to be the Spotlight Organization at the May 16 Round Rock Express ball game!

The game starts at 7:05 p.m. at the Dell Diamond, 3400 E Palm Valley Blvd in Round Rock.

Click here to purchase your tickets.

TGP receives a portion of each ticket sold, so your attendance directly gives back.

Make sure to use code TGP as you check out.

We would love to see our friends and supporters there for this special night. It’s a great opportunity to come together, celebrate, and support the work we’re doing in the community.

Can't wait to see you at the game!

TGP Happenings

PBJ 2026 Success!

Pickleball Jam 2026 was a smash hit, and we can't thank you enough!

Even with the afternoon rain, we made up matches this past Saturday at Tejas Pickleball Courts, and everyone came ready to play. Great vibes all around!

You can visit the TGP Facebook page to access photos from the event.

To our sponsors, partners, volunteers, committee, board, and staff for making it all happen -- thank you so much for your hard work and dedication.

Special thank you to our sponsors and partners:

Rally Sponsors

Court Sponsors

Partners

1836 Legacy Construction

Champion Site Prep

R Bank

Georgetown Fitness

First Texas Bank

Paul Berg, MD

Gus Crimm, CPA

Pathways Youth and Family Services, Inc.

Fleet Feet

Reanimation

Georgetown, TX Pickleball Association

Pickleball Addicts

Thank You to Our Generous Supporters

We are so thankful to the organizations, foundations, groups and individuals who help us continue to serve the Georgetown community.

Volunteers from The Georgetown Helpers, a Neighbors Helping Neighbors group, are back at work completing the flooring in the NEST and finishing touches up in the admin area on the 2^nd floor. We so appreciate their time and efforts.
Glen Fontenelle and the Awaken Church Round Rock have been so helpful with painting, building a cubicle, clearing out our storage room and several other tasks around the TGP offices & NEST location. We appreciate their service.

To learn more about volunteer opportunities with any of our programs, please visit our Volunteer webpage.

Mom's Rising Circle

Financial Literacy for Moms

Join Mom's Rising Circle on April 30 for the start of a new financial literacy program for momma's in want of a little assistance. This course is put on in partnership with Frost Bank and will go over budgeting and saving methods.

This program will continue until May 21, just before summer break.

Please RSVP via our EventBrite.

Events are hosted as part of the Bridges to Growth Mommie Support Network, overseen by facilitator Andrea Fallas. Mom's Rising Circle provides support groups that create a safe, non-judgmental space where mothers who may feel isolated and overwhelmed can share their experiences, receive guidance, and form lasting bonds with women who truly understand their challenges.

Questions about programming can be directed to Andrea at andrea@georgetownproject.org.

News from the NEST

What Time is It? Summertime (Almost)!

As we inch closer and closer to graduation and the start of summer, we are excited to announce a variety of summertime programs for our NESTlings.

Please see the attached flyer for dates and details.

Dinner will be provided during each event. If students need assistance in getting to the NEST, they are encouraged to reach out to Program Coordinator CB Feller at cb@georgetownproject.org or 512-973-8596.

Artists Among Us

Students succeeded at this year's Art Stroll, with 12 of their pieces being purchased.

Seven of our NESTlings dropped by the booth, which was hosted outside the Williamson County Art Guild building, while three of them helped CB man the booth.

Many thanks to Evie Walberg for making this year happen and helping us get set up.

This partnership wass especially meaningful as it celebrated not only the skills of our students, but also the Art Guild's 50th anniversary. Thank you to all for supporting the artistic endeavors of our students.