Tarrant County Commissioner Gary Fickes championed the teamwork that is taking place between the City of Hurst and the City of Euless, along with HEB businesses and churches at a luncheon yesterday at the Brookside Convention Center in Hurst. 

While the City of Hurst has worked with volunteers on Employee Giving days to repair homes in years past, they are now streamlining that effort with 6 Stones in order to help even more families. 

More information about this collaborative effort, CPR, Community Powered Revitalization is available on the City of Hurst web site.  Great things are happening!

Check out this video with City Manager, Gary McKamie encouraging "cooperation, collaboration and teamwork among Hurst, Euless and Bedford."  The City of Hurst voted last night to join what was ER, Euless Revitalization and is now CPR, Community Powered Revitalization in continuation of the work they have completed in Hurst through the years.  More info will be shared today at the luncheon with the City of Hurst.

Gary McKamie Quote from First Euless on Vimeo.

We want to thank State Representative Todd Smith for his recent promotion of Operation Back 2 School in his District 92 Report.  Todd has been a big supporter and friend to 6 Stones. 
And, if you’d like to know what else is going on in District 92, just check out Todd’s most recent newsletter. To subscribe for future newsletters, you can call Todd’s district office at 817-283-3131 or sign up online. 
Just visit the District 92 web site and click on "Send Email."

“North Hills Hospital is proud to partner with 6 Stones to ensure that our children have the tools they need to be successful in the classroom. For almost 50 years we’ve been committed to caring for our community, and we’re thankful for the many 6 Stones volunteers who share that same passion.” – Bethe Spurlock, Director of Marketing & Public Relations, North Hills Hospital 

North Hills Hospital, an affiliate of HCA, is a 176-bed acute-care facility located in North Richland Hills, right across from Northeast Mall.  The hospital recently became the first in Texas to achieve Cycle I, II, and III accreditation for its chest pain center, is ranked in the

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Alliance For Children will be providing information at HEB ISD Operation Back2School.  We want to help them by asking you to vote at the following web site.  Signing up and voting with multiple email addresses everyday will help fund the Prevent Now program.  Here's an excerpt with more info:

Even if you were not sexually abused as a child and even if no one in your family has ever been sexually abused, child sexual abuse impacts your life.  In Tarrant County, the direct and immediate costs of child sexual abuse are over $15.1 million each year.  Prevention only costs $1.05 a person and for every adult trained to prevent child sexual abuse, ten children are better protected. 

Prevention works and by voting now for the Prevent Now program with the Pepsi Refresh Project you can help Alliance For Children reach our goal of educating over 65,000 adults in Tarrant County.  That means over 650,000 children will be better protected from the devastating effects of child sexual abuse.

Click here (or click the button above) to read more about Prevent Now and vote for this project.  If links above do not work, please visit www.refresheverything.com/allianceforchildren

 Vote Now and Vote Often!!