“We work with consumers, medical people, ag


departments and culinary arts departments, USO, military and Wounded Warriors Project and ag days at local schools, as well as with Miss Rodeo Texas and Miss Rodeo America.” Chandler continues, “We are one of the few chapters


involved with children’s homes. We try to establish a working relationship with the homes and help these kids get the most nutritious meal they can get — beef! We know that children’s homes run on very tight bud- gets, and we are glad we can help with outstanding nutrition.” Steadily increasing their donations over the last


decade has greatly impacted the STCH campus. In the last 4 years, the South Texas CattleWomen chap- ter has given South Texas Children’s Home $19,000 to buy beef for the children’s table, including a $6,000 beef gift certifi cate to Elder’s Country Store & Market in Beeville this year. This has been put to good use as we have seen


tremendous growth at the Boothe Campus of STCH Ministries. We truly appreciate their dedication to the children we serve. To learn more about STCH Minis- tries, please visit www.stchm.org. For more information about South Texas CattleWomen , visit www.facebook. com/SouthTexasCattleWomen.


The vision of South Texas Children’s Home is to show the love of Christ to every child and family ministered to each day. They create a culture where the needs of families are recognized and met in creative, innovative ways. Effi ciency and accountability are strategic priorities with effectiveness and excellence the resulting evidence.


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