Events

Kim is a 1988 graduate of Texas A&M University. She worked in the Veterinary Pharmaceutical Industry as a Marketing representative for 14 years. She experienced a calling on her heart to create a healing place for hurting children. In 2000, she founded Camp Agape, a bereavement camp for children. Since then, over 1,000 children and families have received hope and healing through this grief support program. In 2008, Kim was honored to receive the International Diana Award for exceptional service to humanity. One of the greatest joys in her life is making a difference in the lives of children, one child at a time. 

Jennica Colvin is the owner of Trio Rehabilitation and Wellness Solutions here in Boerne. She is passionate about aging well and staying young. Her presentations are always exciting. Jennica graduated from Texas Tech University in 1999 with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She continued her education and received a Bachelor of Science and Master in Occupational Therapy in 2002. At the ripe age of 45, she returned to school to earn her post-professional Doctoral degree in Occupational Therapy and graduated in Dec. of 2024. Jennica opened Trio Rehabilitation & Wellness Solutions in 2015 to provide support to the aging population in and around Boerne, TX and has had the time her life doing so!

Jennica is married to Craig Colvin and together they have 3 amazing kids. In her free time, she enjoys running, reading, traveling, and creating new programs to bring to the business.

We will have a meeting on the 4th week of May to meet and award our high school scholarship recipients. We will have 3 recipients this year. 

Mandy Majors is the author of two award-winning books, TALK and Keeping Kids Safe in a
Digital World, and the host of a popular podcast ranked top 2% globally.
A graduate of Indiana University, she is the founder of nextTalk, a Texas-based nonprofit
dedicated to keeping kids safe online by fostering honest conversations in families,
churches, and schools. Mandy has been married to her husband for 26 years, and their
favorite thing to do is hang out with their two adult children.

Mr. Crawford is a local insurance agent. He recently visted the club and requested to tell his story. His son, Travis, has been fighting cystic fibrosis since a very young age. 

 Caring Transitions of Boerne, Fredericksburg and Kerrville is a senior relocation service and estate liquidation company. They are starting their third year in business. They have a program that focuses on helping family members talk with their elders about their current quality of life and whether staying in their homes still makes sense. This is a very difficult conversation to have fraught with emotion and logistical puzzles, and it is a conversation that more and more of us are faced with as our parents age. This program offers lead-in topic suggestions, objection handling, and above all, reminders that this conversation is harder on their elders than it is on the family. 

https://kinetickidstx.org/

Patti Brouhard is a Community Educator with Community in Schools San Antonio since December of 2023. Patti was a high school science and health teacher for almost 20 years and was a  girls basketball coach. She has earned a Master’s Endorsement in Biological Sciences and a Master’s in Public Health. Patti is a certified instructor for Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA), CALM (Counseling on Access to Lethal Means), YAM (Youth Aware of Mental Health), Restorative Practices and has completed workshops in conscious discipline, trauma informed care, QPR, and suicide awareness. Patti also serves as the Hope Squad Coordinator for CIS-SA. She has helped implement Hope Squad at 4 High School campuses across Bexar County. Patti is married and has 2 children and 3 fur babies. She believes that education is one of the most powerful primary preventative tools we can share…especially when it comes to lifelong health and wellness. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8k3q-azV8w

The Boerne Champion speech and debate team works year round as individuals and as groups, competing in a multitude of events across all levels. For the first half of the year, participants prepare and compete on a TFA(Texas Forensic Association) circuit. From this, students gain points for placing, getting them closer to the state competition! During the second portion of the year, we start UIL(University Interscholastic League) competitions. The amount of events offered lowers, as the competition gets harder. If participants place high enough they move forward to regional and even state level competitions!
Beyond competing and preparing for competition, the team works year round. Through summer or school days, the club's officers and coaches work together to create fundraisers, gain new members, plan team events, and more. Some events the team does are the De-Bake sale where members donate baked goods to be sold, the De-Banquet where at the end of each year the team meets at the designated location to celebrate accomplishments, be presented awards, and celebrate our graduating seniors. Each event helps showcase what the team is about, but it doesn’t stop there. Each year is better than the last and more is to come with each advancement in the team!

Our club gave this group $2,500 from the Foundation. They will come tell us more about them and say Thank you for the donation.