Child Advocates of Montgomery County hosted its Champions for Children event in The Woodlands, celebrating over 250 volunteers and community partners who support local children in need.
On April 22, 2025, Child Advocates of Montgomery County hosted its Champions for Children "Hope Grows" Volunteer and Community Appreciation Event at The Peach Orchard in The Woodlands, attracting over 110 attendees. In recognition of Volunteer Appreciation Month, an evening event honored the commitment of over 250 volunteers and community partners dedicated to supporting the most vulnerable children and families in Montgomery County throughout the year.
Guests participated in a delightful cocktail hour in the garden, where live music and vibrant spring blooms created an inviting atmosphere. Following this, attendees transitioned indoors for a formal dinner and an awards ceremony. The event celebrated the organization's volunteer Advocates while also acknowledging the numerous behind-the-scenes contributors, such as fundraising committees, office helpers, board members, and community groups, who drive the mission of Child Advocates forward.
Ann Marie Ronsman, President and CEO, commenced the program by expressing her sincere gratitude. "Your dedication provides hope and stability for children facing crisis," she addressed the audience. The success of this life-changing initiative is attributed to the contributions of each individual involved."
The evening featured notable highlights, including the recognition of Kirsten Bubier, Sally Cline (who could not attend), and Nancy McCulloch for their decade of dedicated service.
Susan Olver, who has served as Child Advocates’ longest-serving Advocate since 2007, received recognition for her unwavering commitment to the cause.
Local organizations, including the Chesmar Foundation, Carol Knott Tefft, Sleep in Heavenly Peace-Montgomery Count, TX Chapter, and Waste Connections, were recognized with awards for their continued support.
Dinner featured a catering service provided by All-Star Catering, complemented by delightful desserts from Montgomery Bakehouse that contributed to the celebratory atmosphere. Following the formalities, attendees flocked to the dance floor, where musician Jerry Rowell set the tone for the evening's festivities.
Child Advocates of Montgomery County concluded the evening by expressing sincere gratitude to all volunteers and supporters whose contributions make their mission achievable.
For those interested in getting involved, further information can be found at www.ChildAdvocatesTexas.org or by calling (936) 441-5437.
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