Nonprofits Funded in Hays County

PROVIDING A HAPPY CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SEASON TO THE NEEDY IN THE CENTRAL TEXAS (SAN MARCOS/WIMBERLEY/NEW BRAUNFELS) AREA.

THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO HELP PEOPLE NEEDING TRANSITION INTO REGULAR PRODUCTIVE LIFE

Provide 911 emergency medical response to San Marcos, Kyle, Driftwood, Dripping Springs, Henley, and portions of unincorporated Hays Co.

Public charity Assisting Religious Education and Other Community organizations

Provide an area for revitalizing ministers & missionaries

Institute to Combat Trafficking exists to seek justice for victims of trafficking and to ensure accountability for traffickers.

Welcome to Ki Charter Dear Community, It is my honor to serve the students and families of Ki Charter. During this critical juncture in their lives, I hope you will find your partnership with Ki to be a lifeline of hope and a foundation for your child’s success. We know there will be challenges and growth opportunities for us all, but you have my promise that we will be completely transparent and always do what is in the best interest of our students, first and foremost as our students are at the forefront of everything we do. Our teachers and staff work tirelessly in advocating for their students, both in and beyond the classroom. We strive to ensure that each student has the care and support needed to learn and grow, while creating a cohesive and safe learning environment for all. We are fervently committed to reintroducing our students to their respective schools with improved behavior, reduced learning/opportunity gaps, and improved social-emotional skills to succeed in anything they choose to do. Thank you for entrusting your child(ren) to us. Please do not hesitate to contact us with your questions or concerns. We look forward to serving you. Sincerely, Jerry Lager, Ph.D. Superintendent of Schools