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Amy Merida, executive director of the Central Texas Community Foundation, gives a speech during the luncheon at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Round Rock. Photo by Nalani Nuylan.

Community foundation champions nonprofits at Legacy Luncheon

Nalani Nuylan

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Susan Gregurek, director of the Jarrell Community Library and Resource Center, along with three other presenters, opened the Central Texas Community Foundation’s eighth annual Legacy Luncheon by sharing testimonials about how community giving has helped with each nonprofit's goals.

Williamson County Judge Steve Snell, left, Central Texas Community Foundation executive director Amy Merida, center, and Travis County Judge Andy Brown, right, provide an update on the financial assistance to the July floods, December 1. Photo courtesy of Williamson County.

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$8 million raised so far for flood victims

Nalani Nuylan

Tuesday, December 2, 2025

The Central Texas Community Foundation this year has already distributed about $3.35 million in direct financial support to more than 100 residents impacted by the July 5 floods.

From left to right, Chairman of the Central Texas Community Foundation Luke Cochran, Texas Baptist Children's Home President Debbie Rippstein, Ron Martin of Emerson Technologies, volunteer of the year Hollis Bone and Executive Director of CTXCF Amy Merida take a photo at the 2024 CTXCF Legacy Luncheon in Kalahari Resort and Conventions on September 4. Photo courtesy of Central Texas Community Foundation.

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Williamson County foundation honors nonprofits, volunteers at awards lunch

Nalani Nuylan

Monday, September 9, 2024

The Texas Baptist Children's Home received the 2024 Impact Award September 4 during the Central Texas Community Foundation’s sixth annual Legacy Luncheon. Formerly the Greater Round Rock Community Foundation, Central Texas Community Foundation’s mission is to spark philanthropic giving.

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