United Way of Williamson County works locally to create opportunities for a better life for ALL who live and work in Williamson County, Texas. It takes the whole community, working together, to achieve results. United Way partners with local agencies, businesses, city, county and state governments, and many volunteers to build initiatives and fund programs that create lasting change. Our efforts focus on the building blocks of a good quality of life - education, income and health. Our work is framed by outcomes aimed at strengthening our community as a whole. United Way of Williamson County is working to advance the common good by focusing on education, income and health. These are the building blocks for a good life.
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Since 1950, Texas Baptist Children’s Home has provided a safe, loving home and essential services on its Round Rock campus for vulnerable children and their families. Programs have evolved to meet changing community needs, but children remain at the heart of the mission. Today, the ministry delivers three programs that help increase resiliency and long-term stability for children, families, and young adults. The Family Care Program serves single mothers and their dependent children by providing transitional housing and essential services that help them overcome trauma and equip them to thrive independently. The Home Base Program provides housing, support, and life skills to young adults, ages 18-24, building a bridge to stability for young people who have aged out of group or foster care or who are facing homelessness. The HOPE Program offers no-cost professional counseling from a satellite location in Georgetown to at-risk children, families, and individuals who need access to supportive services. Above all, Texas Baptist Children’s Home works to help those it serves to understand the strength and lasting security that can be found through a relationship with Christ.
We are nonprofit organization, helping people in need.
The Independent Distributors of Electronics Association ( IDEA ) is a non-profit trade association representing quality and ethically oriented independent distributors of electronic components. The purpose of IDEA is to promote the independent distribution industry through a media advocacy campaign, to improve the quality of products and services through a quality certification program, educational seminars, and conferences, and to promote the study, development, and implementation of techniques and methods designed to improve the business of independent distributors. The association is the unified voice for the independent distributor. The organization is run by a Board of Directors representing both large and small distributors in the independent distribution industry and by IDEA General Manager Debra Eggeman, located in Buena Park, CA. IDEA provides a vehicle for independent distributors who share the same quality, business, and ethical standards, and for customers who want to identify quality distributors from which to buy. For the first time in history, the independent distribution market has united.IDEA is a proactive organization that is directly engaging many of the issues that are confronting our industry.By joining our association, you will interact with other industry peers and leaders who are confronting the same industry issues as your organization. To date, we have entered into working agreements with the International Association of Counterfeit Coalition ( www.iacc.org ), the Electronic Resellers Association, Inc ( www.erai.com ), and with Huff Communications ( www.huffcomm.com ). We have written a white paper for members detailing, best practices for incoming inspection procedures. We distribute a monthly newsletter for members. This newsletter is packed with information to update your company on IDEA industry topics and concerns. We encourage your participation. Please join today! IDEA is a non-profit entity, so the money generated through membership is used to fund all programs and expenses for the association. Funds are also designated for the operation and maintenance of this website, as well as an aggressive public relations campaign. A monthly retainer is also deducted for the administration and management of IDEA. Board members are strictly volunteers and receive no compensation for their time, efforts, and travel. To become a member of IDEA, you must review all of our requirements and policies and determine that you can comply with them. Once you have made this determination, you can find all the necessary application materials here.
