Central Texas Community Foundation's Legacy Luncheon, Standing With a Community in Recovery

In a year that tested Central Texas like few others, the Central Texas Community Foundation's Legacy Luncheon served as a powerful reminder of what a community can accomplish when it shows up for its own. Rebecca Contreras, founder of LaunchPad, is proud to support this year's luncheon, held this week in Round Rock, bringing together nonprofit leaders, volunteers, and local businesses to celebrate the work being done every day to help neighbors in need.

Rebecca and the LaunchPad team attended the event in person, standing alongside the Foundation as it shared the full scope of its response to the historic flooding that struck Central Texas this year. Against a $10 million flood relief goal, the Foundation has already delivered more than $8 million in direct financial support to more than 250 families across the region — real dollars, reaching real families, at the exact moment they needed it most.

For Rebecca, supporting the Legacy Luncheon was about more than showing up for an afternoon — it was about investing in an organization turning generosity into direct, measurable relief for families rebuilding their lives. It's the kind of impact-driven work that reflects LaunchPad's own commitment to the communities it serves, and a cause Rebecca and her team felt called to stand behind fully.

Congratulations to the Central Texas Community Foundation, its board, and every donor and volunteer whose generosity made this year's relief effort possible. LaunchPad is honored to have been part of it.

To learn more about the Foundation's flood recovery work and its mission to spark philanthropic giving across Central Texas, visit ctxcf.org.

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