Donate directly to a neighbor who is in immediate need, or donate your tax-deductible dollars to Wimberley Good Neighbor, and we will distribute to our neediest neighbors. For questions, or if you need help, please call 512-648-4400 or send us an email.
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Your Neighbors Need Help
Level Up Dodgeball Tournament Round One Winners!
To support the teams visit the dodgeball link. Click on the yellow start button to read about the game!
Congratulations to the winners of the Level Up Dodgeball “First Round” Tournament on Friday, January 20th! It was so much fun to watch this fun, safe, fast-paced game! SAVE THE DATE for Tournament 2 on Sat., March 25 at Texan Gym! More details soon!
Visit the Level Up Dodgeball Teams Page
T-SHIRTS!
Nancy Henson on behalf of Antonio S., his wife and 2 children — Goal Reached!
Antonio S. and his family found a home in the Wimberley area!
Nancy Henson started off her phone call to Wimberley Good Neighbor with, “We just have to help this young man! …
Learn More!The community helped Antonio S. find a piece of property so that he and his family can stay in the Wimberley area.
GAS UP
Wimberley Good Neighbor announces a new program to help our neighbors with the costs of high gas prices. Please contact us if you are having a hard time filling up your tank to get to work.
Would you like to help your struggling working neighbors with high gas prices? Please consider donating to Wimberley Good Neighbor’s Gas Up fund. Note GAS UP on your donation.
$1,546 of $1,500 raised
Tina L. and one child
Tina lives in Wimberley with her young teen son. She recently had years of health problems that resulted in a surgery…
Learn More!Let's help Tina with her SUV repair and parts. Call or text: 512-648-4400.
Wimberley Mom Needs Help
Need:
Used furniture and household items
Circumstances:
A single Wimberley mom needs some help with furniture and household items. She works full-time at a popular restaurant and also works at several side jobs on her days off. She moved from a furnished tiny home in Wimberley to a slightly larger tiny home and needs some furnishings and household items for herself and her teenager. If you have these items to donate, please let us know by texting or calling 512-648-4400. You can also drop off household items at Mail Stop. Thank you! These items have been donated!
Wimberley mother needs the following items:
Furniture:
- —Couch/day bed comfortable enough to sleep on —- sleeper sofa donated/ the sleeper sofa was too large to fit in her doorway, so we’re helping her find a modular style couch.
- —3-drawer cabinet for clothing —-donated
- —Coffee table —-found at affordable price
Household items:
- —Rugs for small kitchen and bathroom —-donated
- —Indoor/outdoor rug —-donated
- —Queen-size sheets —-donated
- —Towels for the kitchen and bathroom —-donated
- —Plastic storage bins for bathroom towels and personal care items—-found at affordable price
Thank you for helping this Wimberley mom with furniture and the household items she needs!
In Stephanie Miller Moore’s own words:
The only reason my friend is accepting our help is for her daughter.
Stephanie Miller Moore on Behalf of Her Best Friend — Donations Closed!
If you’ve been to the Wimberley Square over the last 15 years, you know Stephanie Miller Moore. “I’ve been through this whole journey with my best friend…
Learn More!Thank you for helping Stephanie’s friend with 3 1/2 months of rent and more!
$6,103 of $4,500 raised
In Stephanie Miller Moore’s own words:
“The only reason my friend is accepting our help is for her daughter.
”
Raul and 2 sons — Goal Reached!
Raul came to Wimberley from Kerrville to help his elementary school friend build a secure chicken coop to keep the chickens safe from raccoons. An area builder…
Learn More!
WGN confirmed one reference but did not perform a background check
Thank you for helping Raul and his 2 sons!
In Stephen’s own words:
I’m going to miss the red toolbox my father bought when I was born and filled up with gifts of Craftsman tools and old wrenches
Stephen R.— Goal Reached!
On Jan 31st, Stephen R. was walking out of the Wimberley H-E-B with groceries when he noticed a young woman in the parking area, her face distraught. Stephen is a naturally considerate man…
Learn More!
Stephen R. approved this posting. WGN finished a background and reference check.
Thank you! The community helped Stephen raise the money for a dependable used car and replacement tools.
Stephen R.– Thank You
Stephen R.’s new car
$7,570 of $5,000 raised
In Stephen’s own words:
“I’m going to miss the red toolbox my father bought when I was born and filled up with gifts of Craftsman tools and old wrenches”
Michaella Bettes for her mother, Martha Bettes — Goal Reached!
Martha Bettes passed away last week at 61 years of age. To say it was an unexpected death is an understatement. She was a dynamo in a small package with a forceful and loving presence…
Thank you! The community and friends helped Michaella with $881 for her mother's wish
$2,678 of $881 raised
In Randy’s own words:
I’ve never been in a hole like this before. I thought the extra $300 a week was a godsend.
Dan and Randy L. — Goal Reached!
When Randy L. received the email that she was approved to have her 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe wrapped for advertising and would get $300 a week…
Learn More!Thank you! The community helped Dan and Randy with rent and overdraft fees.
$4,966 of $2,826 raised
In Randy’s own words:
“I’ve never been in a hole like this before. I thought the extra $300 a week was a godsend.
”
In Bru’s own words:
I’m so scared and nervous, I can’t even think straight.
Bru M. — Goal Reached!
You probably know Bru M. from her job as the service lead at the H-E-B Wimberley checkout…
Learn More!Thank you! The community and friends helped Bru pay her rent while she was in recovery.
$5,029 of $3,100 raised
In Bru’s own words:
“I’m so scared and nervous, I can’t even think straight.
”
In Joanna’s own words:
I returned to Wimberley because I need to give my children a better life.
Joanna C. and 2 children — Household and Clothing Goal Reached!
Joanna is overcome with emotion over the generosity of the community. The Wimberley community donated furniture, household items, clothing, and cash for her children's clothing and shoes! The Thrift Shoppe on RR 12 also offered Joanna help. With these donations, she is in a secure home with basic necessities and can focus on work, school and getting her daughter healthy!
Need:
Joanna C. and two children need help from the community for household items and clothing.
Circumstances:
The 2-bedroom house that Itzel, a WGN board member, found for her fell through. The previous tenants of the 2-bedroom property were upset they had to move and wrecked it so badly that the landlord has extensive repairs he has to fit in with other full-time work. He said it won’t be ready for months, if ever. We’re working with her current landlord (who himself is on a limited budget) to fix up her place. He’s purchased a refrigerator, air conditioner, there is a bunk bed and bedding space, and an added stove with oven. The money the community raised for her is restricted funds that will be used to help pay her current rent, which she is thankful for because Joanna hasn’t been able to work full-time due to her daughter’s medical care, earning only $400/week. We’ve received permission from one donor to use funds to purchase a storage unit for the property because the house is small.
Joanna needs the following items:
Furniture items:
- Chest of drawers — donated
- Wardrobe to hang clothing — donated
- Small dining table with chairs — donated
- Curtains for windows: three windows — donated
Household:
- Pillows and pillowcases — donated
- A deep pot — donated
- Knives and cutting board — donated
Clothing:
Joanna wears between size 12 and 14 and needs all items. Her daughter is 10 years old, wears size 14 and size 4Y shoes. Her son is 16 and wears 34 pants, medium shirt, size 9.5-10 shoes size. Her son, who now works at Wimberley Cafe, really needs pants, shirts and sneakers. Her daughter needs sandals and shoes she can wear to church with a dress. She also needs shorts. They all need pajamas, robes, house slippers. — donated
Click here to read about Joanna C and her 2 children and how the community has helped.
Please drop the items at Mail Stop -- an area has been reserved to collect items for Joanna and her family. We will pick up and deliver furniture items. Call us at 512-648-4400, if you have furniture items to donate!
In Joanna’s own words:
“I returned to Wimberley because I need to give my children a better life.”
In Rhonda’s own words:
"It makes me uncomfortable asking for things. I’m embarrassed to have to ask for something so expensive."
Rhonda B. — Goal Reached!
Typically WGN helps people who have needs in the $500-$3000 price range. Rhonda B. was forwarded to us by another nonprofit in Wimberley, and we want to try to help her since she's out of options. Dan Malin of Capital City Roofing, LLC has been working with us and keeping margins low to help Rhonda. He recommended that she roof the main structure of her house first, so that she is in a dry, safe home. Thank you, Dan! We will keep raising money for her breezeway and garage.
In 1998, when Rhonda B. was 33 years old, she moved to Woodcreek North and built a 2-bedroom, 2-bath house with her now ex-husband…
Learn More!Thank you! The community and area nonprofits helped Rhonda with a new roof for her house!
$6,750 of $6,745 raised
In Rhonda’s own words:
“"It makes me uncomfortable asking for things. I’m embarrassed to have to ask for something so expensive."”
Rhonda B.'s breezeway and garage roof — $2,640 Goal Not Reached
July 5th deadline reached
Dan Malin of Capital City Roofing, LLC has been working with us, keeping margins low and submitting tax credits to help Rhonda. He recommended that she roof the main structure of her house first, so that she is in a dry, safe home. Thank you, Dan! We will keep raising money for her breezeway and garage until the July 5th deadline.
Learn More!Rhonda B. was not able to raise any money for her breezeway and garage, but she is very thankful for the new roof over her house.
In Maggie’s own words:
We don’t buy the newest things. When my kids want me to replace their flip phones, I tell them our priorities are clothes on our back, food on the table and a car to get to work.
Maggie D., her husband and 3 children — Goal Reached!
Maggie D. was born with a birth defect that, by the way, she’s not ashamed of or self conscious about. She told us to write about it…
Learn More!Thank you! The community, family and friends helped Maggie with her medical expenses
$3,257 of $3,000 raised
In Maggie’s own words:
“We don’t buy the newest things. When my kids want me to replace their flip phones, I tell them our priorities are clothes on our back, food on the table and a car to get to work.”
In Michaella’s own words:
My son loves playing sports. He plays basketball, runs in track, and hopes to play football next year. I don’t want to take him out of WISD
Michaella B. and 1 child + mellow dog, Sadie, a Heeler/Border Collie rescue — Goal Reached!
A WGN board member helped Michaella B. find a home in Wimberley at a price she could afford. We are wishing all the best for this family!
Michaella B. and her 14-year old son need a new place to live in Wimberley…
Thank you! Michaella found a new, affordable place to live
In Michaella’s own words:
“My son loves playing sports. He plays basketball, runs in track, and hopes to play football next year. I don’t want to take him out of WISD”
In Joanna’s own words:
I returned to Wimberley because I need to give my children a better life.
Joanna C. and 2 children — Goal Reached!
Joanna lives in central Wimberley with her 10-year-old daughter and 16-year-old son. They all live in one room without a kitchen for $800 a month. She called us asking for rent help, but we think it makes more sense to help her move out of the situation she’s living in. Joanna lived here for 15 years with her husband. Her 2 children were born here (CTMC), then five years ago they returned to Guanajuato, Mexico. She tried to make it work with her husband, but her daughter became very sick without running water and developed kidney problems that she still suffers from. Joanna came back to Wimberley in December; she is a U.S. citizen and so are her children. She had a cleaning job at Camp Lucy for several months until she switched to the kitchen at Deer Creek of Wimberley. Her manager at Camp Lucy extolled her as a worker: “She always showed up on time, filled in for other employees and was a very hard worker. I wish she had stayed and there were more like her.”
Learn More!Let’s help Joanna with her deposit and first month’s rent
$2,300 of $2,200 raised
In Joanna’s own words:
“I returned to Wimberley because I need to give my children a better life.”
