Community Action
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TOGETHER WE RAISED AND DONATED $127,650.03 FOR AUSTIN NON-PROFITS AND COMMUNITY GROUPS IN 2023!
LET'S WELCOME OUR 2026 PARTNERS!
We appreciate the work that our non-profits do in our community and we are proud to support the following organizations in 2026:
January
The League of Women Voters is a nonprofit, nonpartisan grassroots civic organization working for a democracy where every person has the desire, the right, the knowledge, and the confidence to participate. Funds will be used to publish and distribute our nonpartisan Voters Guide and to create “get out the vote” materials.
February
March
April
As a leader in volunteer engagement, Keep Austin Beautiful provides essential support for community cleanups and beautification projects, offering trash bags, gloves, and tools. They serve as the first point of contact for residents eager to enhance their neighborhoods, and are committed to educating youth about environmental responsibility.
May
Urban Roots at its core is a farm-based youth leadership organization, and funding from Wheatsville Co-Op would be used to support our paid youth programming by funding necessary supplies and stipends for each youth leader who participates. Funds will also go towards supporting our work using regenerative agriculture practices to grow and harvest produce on our two urban farms, with over 90% of it donated for food access efforts.
June
CASA of Travis County trains and supervises community volunteers to serve as guardians ad litem and advocate for children with child welfare cases in Travis County courts. Funds will be used to support training and supervision of community volunteers.
July
Cultivating a healthy community by strengthening the local food system and improving access to nutritious, affordable food. SFC envisions a food secure community where all children and adults grow, share and prepare healthy, local food.
August
Austin Creative Reuse (ACR) has to date diverted more than three million pounds of creative materials from the landfill and put them back into the hands of the teachers, artists and makers in our community. Donations received through the Wheatsville Community Action Program will support ACR’s new Materials Mobile program to bring desperately needed school and classroom supplies directly to teachers in our most vulnerable schools.
September
Ecology Action is one of Austin’s oldest grassroots environmental non profits and operates the Circle Acres Nature Preserve in Montopolis. Over the past 20 years, EA has worked to convert a former city landfill to a thriving a nature center that demonstrates the power of community coming together to help heal our shared environment.
October
Shoal Creek Conservancy is a non-profit dedicated to making improvements to Shoal Creek the Shoal Creek Trail to create a healthy, happy and engaged community around these vital green spaces in Austin. Funds would be used to support our work to restore fishable, swimmable waters, empower the public to steward Shoal Creek, and spearhead on-the-ground improvements that make Shoal Creek and its Trail safer, more accessible, and more inspiring places to be.
November
ANSWRR is a fully volunteer operated organization that rescues, rehabilitates, and releases injured, orphaned and sick native Texas wildlife in Austin, Texas and in the surrounding areas. Funds donated will go directly to the care of their wild patients such as enclosure upkeep and improvements, medical treatment, food, supplements, and various other daily needs.
December
Hospice Austin believes everyone deserves quality end of life regardless of age, disability, diagnosis, or ability to pay. With decades of experience behind them, they operate as the only nonprofit hospice organization in Austin and fully embody their motto “Your comfort. Our calling.”