Monthly Donor Correspondence

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• December 2019
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Year In Review

• 2019 Year In Review

Press Releases

• Nov. 14, 2019 – Over $183,000 raised at Charity Sporting Clay Shoot  
• Oct. 29, 2019 – Wonders & Worries Launches Online Continuing Education Initiative
• Oct. 29, 2019 – Wonders & Worries Launches Registered Provider Program
• Oct. 25, 2018 – Sporting Clay Shoot Raises $188,000 for Central Texas Children with an Ill Parent
• April 30, 2018 – Handstand Contests, the Chicken Dance and Singing “Ice, Ice, Baby” for a Good Cause at Wonders & Worries’ 2nd Annual Urban Scavenger Hunt
• March 1, 2018 – Sold-out Crowd Raises Record Amount to Support Children with a Sick Parent at Wonders & Worries’ 2018 Unmasked Gala
• Oct. 23, 2017 – Sporting Clay Shoot Raises More Than $2.8 Million for Kids with Ill Parents
• Sept. 29, 2017 – Wonders & Worries Recipient of St. David’s Foundation Opportunity Grant
• Aug. 27, 2017 – Wonders & Worries Receives 150 Sackpacks from Office Depot Foundation for Children Needing School Supplies
• July 14, 2017 – Three Texas Organizations Partner to Open Wonders & Worries in San Antonio – Support for Kids During a Parent’s Illness
• April 13, 2017 – What do Cowboy Hats, Dabbing and Free Hugs have in Common?
• February 28, 2017 – Unmasked Gala Shatters Fundraising Goal for Local Nonprofit, Wonders & Worries
• January 23, 2017 – Alex Gabbi Named Wonders & Worries New Executive Director
• October 21, 2016 – 9th Annual Clay Shooting Fundraiser Started by Mike Reynolds Returns
• October 11, 2016 – Wonders & Worries Opens First Office in Williamson County

Press Kit

The mission of Wonders & Worries is to provide professional support for children through a parent’s illness.  Wonders & Worries is an Austin-based nonprofit that ensures children and teens can reach their full potential even though their parent is facing a serious illness. Since 2001, Wonders & Worries has provided free, professional support that improves a family’s understanding, communication and coping skills during a parent’s serious illness. Wonders & Worries programs are free of charge, and offered in English and Spanish across 13 school districts and five offices in central and south Texas. Wonders & Worries services are based on empirical data which shows that psychosocial support and illness education provided to children at age-appropriate levels significantly helps children maintain their well-being, eases stress within the family, improves parental depression, and increases the parent’s ability to focus on treatment – ensuring that the family can reach their potential and fully contribute to the community. Services include individual sessions, groups sessions and parenting classes. Wonders & Worries model and services are unduplicated. Our vision is to offer Wonders & Worries programs across America.