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# HCWC

Serving Victims of Abuse in Hays and Caldwell counties since 1978

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [Blog](https://www.hcwc.org/blog/)
- [2025 Impact Report](https://www.hcwc.org/2025-impact-report/) - This year’s Annual Impact Report reflects a community rooted in strength and blossoming in hope. Within these pages, you’ll find stories of courage, data that highlights meaningful progress, and moments where healing took hold and began to flourish. Grounded by the unwavering support of donors, partners, and advocates, HCWC continues to provide safety, compassion, and
- [Check Out Our 2025 Annual Newsletter!](https://www.hcwc.org/check-out-our-2025-annual-newsletter/) - The Networker newsletter was named in recognition of our Center’s founding in 1978, when an informal group of women came together to “network” and address issues of abuse that were too often ignored. What began as grassroots conversations quickly grew into a community-wide movement, leading to the creation of a safe place for survivors and
- [We Want to Hear from You!](https://www.hcwc.org/we-want-to-hear-from-you/) - We are hosting a Listening Project to learn more about what the community thinks about issues of violence and abuse. Why Our goal is to prevent interpersonal violence, and we are committed to incorporating the voices and perspectives of the community as we work toward creating a safer, more supportive environment for all. What The
- [2024 Impact Report](https://www.hcwc.org/2024-impact-report/)
- [Check Out Our 2024 Annual Newsletter!](https://www.hcwc.org/check-out-our-2024-annual-newsletter/) - The Networker newsletter was named in recognition of our Center’s founding, in 1978, by an informal group of women who came together to “network.” Issues of abuse rose to the forefront of concern and involvement, and The Networker began uninterrupted publishing.
- [Bobcat Reach](https://www.hcwc.org/bobcat-reach/) - Strengthening Support & Awareness for Survivors on Campus by: Kiara Nicholson | HCWC Primary Prevention Coordinator Starting with a vision for better services for survivors on the Texas State University campus, the Bobcat REACH Project has grown into a collaboration between campus and community partners to prevent violence and streamline services for survivors of abuse.
- [2023 Impact Report](https://www.hcwc.org/2023-impact-report/)
- [Check Out Our 2023 Annual Newsletter!](https://www.hcwc.org/check-out-our-2023-annual-newsletter/) - The Networker newsletter was named in recognition of our Center’s founding, in 1978, by an informal group of women who came together to “network.” Issues of abuse rose to the forefront of concern and involvement, and The Networker began uninterrupted publishing.
- [Thank You for Supporting our 2023 PUT Classic!](https://www.hcwc.org/thank-you-for-supporting-our-2023-put-classic/) - We are thrilled to announce that the 2023 PUT Classic was a success beyond our wildest dreams! With your unwavering support and dedication, we raised over $44,000 to help protect children and provide them with the care they need. Your generosity has provided us with the resources to continue offering support and assistance to the
- [2022 Annual Report](https://www.hcwc.org/2022-annual-report/)
- [2022 HCWC Annual Meeting](https://www.hcwc.org/2022-hcwc-annual-meeting/) - Please join us Thursday, November 10th from 6-7:30 pm for our 2022 Annual Meeting via Zoom. The public is encouraged to join! Time: Nov 10, 2022 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83128761564?pwd=V3RhR3dtczFISHN2WXI5dDV1MXFwZz09 Meeting ID: 831 2876 1564 Passcode: 333000 One tap mobile +13462487799,,83128761564#,,,,*333000# US (Houston) +12532158782,,83128761564#,,,,*333000# US (Tacoma) Dial by
- [Our 2021 Annual Newsletter is Available!](https://www.hcwc.org/annual-newsletter-2021/) - The Networker newsletter was named in recognition of our Center’s founding, in 1978, by an informal group of women who came together to “network.” Issues of abuse rose to the forefront of concern and involvement, and The Networker began uninterrupted publishing. Members of HCWC who donate $25.00 or more per year, or volunteer or donate in-kind, receive a
- [Check Out our 2022 Annual Newsletter!](https://www.hcwc.org/check-out-our-2022-annual-newsletter/) - The Networker newsletter was named in recognition of our Center’s founding, in 1978, by an informal group of women who came together to “network.” Issues of abuse rose to the forefront of concern and involvement, and The Networker began uninterrupted publishing. Members of HCWC who donate $25.00 or more per year, or volunteer or donate in-kind, receive a
- [Providing Transitional Housing to Victims of Abuse](https://www.hcwc.org/transitional-housing/) - Marla’s Place The Marla R. Johnson Family Housing Center opened in 2022 is named after long-time HCWC Executive Director Marla Johnson, whose vision was to build a safe haven for families to get a new start to life after living through a domestic violence situation. Affordable housing in Hays and Caldwell counties is incredibly difficult
- [Thank you For Supporting Our 38th Annual Auction!](https://www.hcwc.org/thank-you-for-supporting-our-38th-annual-auction/) - Every year, with every fundraiser that we hold, we are blown away at the amount of community support we have. This year was no different. We broke last year’s record by raising more money in the live auction than we ever have—a total of $39,600! Our favorite tradition of selling a dozen cupcakes to supporters
- [Thank You For Supporting Our First Annual PUT Classic!](https://www.hcwc.org/thank-you-for-supporting-our-first-annual-put-classic/) - To say we are thrilled with our First PUT Classic is an understatement! We raised over $44,000! This event brought so many community members together to support Justin Putnam and his passion for protecting children. Because of you, we will have the opportunity to assist the children we serve to continue participating in a beloved
- [HCWC Receives Large Cryptocurrency Donation](https://www.hcwc.org/hedera-donation/) - On December 16, 2021 a Charity Auction was held on Twitter by a community of Hedera Hashgraph advocates. Hedera Hashgraph is a company located in Dallas, Texas. Hedera is a leading platform for the Internet of the Future. HelloFutureBuzz, a community host of "Space Talks" on Twitter - @HelloFutureBuzz and @HGraph Punks organized an auction
- [2021 HCWC Annual Meeting](https://www.hcwc.org/2021-hcwc-annual-meeting/)
- [Purse Bingo 2021 - Thank You!](https://www.hcwc.org/purse-bingo-2021-thank-you/) - Oh What a Night! Thank You to Our Sponsors! Louis Vuitton Sponsor Dinner Sponsor Prada Sponsors Agility Heating & Air, LLC Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative Cathi Davis & Stacy Metzler Central TX Autos Magnolia Living and Rehabilitation Tory Burch Sponsor Bluebird’s Hope Cathy Maxwell, Author Sherri Tibbe Katie McVaney Nicole Stephens, Fathom Realty, LLC Texas Farm
- [Thank You For Joining Us for Our Annual Auction!](https://www.hcwc.org/2021-annual-auction-thankyou/) - Every year, with every fundraiser that we hold, we are blown away at the amount of community support we have. Despite the pandemic, you have shown up to serve your neighbors in need. We appreciate each and every dollar and item you have given to ensure our 37th Annual Auction was a huge success! Thank
- [HCWC Purse Bingo 2021](https://www.hcwc.org/hcwc-purse-bingo-2021/) - We have a date for Purse Bingo! Purse Bingo 2021 will be on Saturday, October 23rd at the Luling Civic Center. Stay tuned for more information! If you would like to donate a purse or sponsor this event, please email our Community Engagement Coordinator at zoe@hcwc.org.
- [Join Us For Our Listen Believe Support Campaign!](https://www.hcwc.org/join-us-for-our-listen-believe-support-campaign/) - April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Child Abuse Prevention Month. In recognition, HCWC is introducing our month-long Listen Believe Support Campaign. Our goal is to raise a total of $50,000 for services to support members of the community who have experienced violence and abuse. Throughout the month of April, we will be sharing content across all
- [February Winter Storm Update](https://www.hcwc.org/february-winter-storm-update/) - We hope you are recovering from the Big Storm. Who would have thought we would face temperatures barely above zero with no power or water during a global pandemic? Honestly, it seems surreal – but we know it is real. At HCWC, we know that a crisis can bring both danger and opportunity. The danger of this
- [HCWC Has a Podcast! Outspoken: A Podcast for Social Change](https://www.hcwc.org/hcwc-has-a-podcast-outspoken-a-podcast-for-social-change/) - HCWC has a podcast! Who says being outspoken has to be a bad thing? Join the HCWC Prevention Education team for our new podcast, “Outspoken”, where we have candid conversations as we navigate current headlines, media, culture, and how they relate to interpersonal violence and abuse. Dive in and discover ways to speak up, speak
- [Newsletter February 2021 - Take Action to Prevent Dating Violence](https://www.hcwc.org/newsletter-february-2021-take-action-to-prevent-dating-violence/) - Dating Violence Awareness Month is a national effort to raise awareness about the impacts of dating abuse and encourage communities to support teens and young adults in seeking healthy relationships. How will you take action to prevent dating violence?
- [Breaking the Silence in the Black Community](https://www.hcwc.org/breaking-the-silence-in-the-black-community/) - In order to better connect with all the diverse communities in Hays and Caldwell Counties, HCWC is proud to announce we will be hosting an engaging series called Breaking the Silence in the Black Community, hosted by HCWC Sexual Assault Community Counselor, Jonnie Wilson. This series will seek to engage with the black community to seek
- [2018 Annual Newsletter Now Available!](https://www.hcwc.org/2018-annual-newsletter-now-available/) - Our 2018 Annual Newsletter is now available! The Networker newsletter was named in recognition of our Center’s founding, in 1978, by an informal group of women who came together to “network.” Issues of abuse rose to the forefront of concern and involvement, and The Networker began uninterrupted publishing. Members of HCWC who donate $25.00 or more per year,
- [HCWC Hosts 4th Annual Back-To-School Campaign](https://www.hcwc.org/hcwc-hosts-4th-annual-back-to-school-campaign/) - For the last 4 summers HCWC has raised money to provide backpacks and supplies to child clients headed back to school. For the last 2 years, we had the added goal of raising enough money for not only backpacks and supplies, but also for new school clothes. Thank You! Thanks to many generous donors like
- [#BeTheChange this Domestic Violence Awareness Month](https://www.hcwc.org/bethechange-this-domestic-violence-awareness-month/) - October is Domestic Violence Awareness month, and we are hard at work scheduling events with the goal of raising awareness of the seriousness of this issue. 1 in 3 Texans are victims of domestic violence, and that is too many. Help support us this month by attending these events. Watch our recap video above!
- [HCWC Hosts Our First Annual Purse Bingo](https://www.hcwc.org/hcwc-hosts-our-first-annual-purse-bingo/) - HCWC hosted our first Designer Purse Bingo on Saturday, October 26th at the Lockhart Evening Lions Club. Over $20,000 was raised to support victims of abuse in Caldwell & Hays counties. More than 300 community members attended and participated in 21 rounds of Bingo, the prize for each round was a designer handbag. Individuals and
- [HCWC is Looking For a New Executive Director!](https://www.hcwc.org/executive-director-position/) - Hays Caldwell Women’s Center, located in San Marcos, Texas, is seeking a dynamic, forward-thinking individual to lead our community based nonprofit organization. The ideal candidate should be a strong leader who can represent HCWC in a professional manner with clear communication of the organization’s mission. HCWC MISSION: The purpose of HCWC is to create an
- [Thrive Causemetics Teams Up with HCWC to Help Those in Need](https://www.hcwc.org/thrive-causemetics/) - HCWC is honored to partner with cosmetics company Thrive Causemetics. Thrive Causemetics creates and distributes vegan, cruelty-free make-up and beauty products. For every product sold, they donate to a non-profit organization helping women fighting cancer, surviving domestic abuse, or emerging from homelessness. We are so grateful to receive their quality products to give to our

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.hcwc.org/) - HCWC offers free, confidential support to survivors of abuse in Hays & Caldwell counties. Learn more about our services and how we can empower survivors.
- [Pledge](https://www.hcwc.org/pledge/) - Make a pledge to become a monthly donor. By choosing to give a regular monthly donation, you will be helping us to plan ahead and make long-term improvements for our clients. A regular gift allows us to plan for the future because we know, day in day out, that we will have a steady income
- [Roxanne's House](https://www.hcwc.org/roxannes-house/) - Roxanne’s House Children’s Advocacy CenterWhere healing begins.Roxanne’s House is the Children’s Advocacy Center of the Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center located in San Marcos, TX serving both Hays and Caldwell Counties. Roxanne’s House is both CACTX and NCA accredited. Our mission is to reduce the trauma experienced by child victims and their protective caregivers by providing a
- [Careers](https://www.hcwc.org/about-us/careers/) - Careers We’re looking for people to join the team who are as passionate as we are to help serve victims of family violence, dating violence, sexual assault and child abuse in Caldwell County and Hays County in Central Texas. Open PositionsThe Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes all qualified applicants, regardless
- [Purse Bingo](https://www.hcwc.org/pursebingo/) - For the first time ever, HCWC is bringing the excitement of Purse Bingo to both Hays County and Caldwell County! Whether you’re a longtime fan of our sold-out Caldwell County event or looking to experience the fun for the very first time in Hays County, you’ll have not one—but two opportunities to win gorgeous designer
- [Group Counseling](https://www.hcwc.org/get-help/group-counseling/) - Group Counseling Group Session Group therapy helps people work through problems by interacting with a trauma-informed therapist and a group of individuals with similar struggles. In a safe, confidential setting, each group member can share personal experiences, feelings, and issues and receive feedback and support from the rest of the group. If given advanced notice and
- [Internships](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/internships/) - HCWC Internships Real-world experience. Meaningful internships. We’re looking for exceptional students with a desire to work with survivors of violence, assault, and abuse. Internships at HCWC provide the participant with extensive training, skilled supervision and a relevant and challenging learning experience. Many interns provide direct services to survivors of abuse and their families, while other
- [Community Education](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/community-education/) - Community Education Educating and Inspiring the Community HCWC offers community education, professional development, informational presentations on issues related to sexual abuse, child abuse, family violence, HCWC services, ways to get involved and more. Communities without Violence Though violence against intimate partners may seem like a couple’s or family issue, it’s actually a symptom of larger
- [Direct Service Volunteers & Advocates](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/direct-service/) - Direct Service Volunteers & Advocates Direct-service volunteers provide support for HCWC by working with our clients or their children. Those roles include Childcare, HELPline and Internships. In order to fill this important role, you must pass one or more background checks and attend Advocate Training, a 38-hour course that includes 30 hours of classroom training
- [Non-Direct Service Volunteers](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/non-direct-volunteer/) - Non-Direct Service Volunteers Non-direct service volunteers provide support for HCWC but do not work with our clients. Non-direct service volunteers do not have to go through Advocate Training and on the job training is provided. Apply Now Board of directors We are now accepting applications for the board of directors, but this application is separate
- [Volunteer Application](https://www.hcwc.org/volunteer-apply/) - Volunteer Application Thank You so Much for Your Support! Please allow about 15 minutes to fill out this form completely. If you'd prefer to fill out a paper application and mail/fax/scan/deliver it to us, download a PDF by clicking here. Our Volunteer Team is absolutely essential to the life of our programs. They are the backbone of our
- [Get Involved](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/) - Get Involved with HCWC: Join Our Mission to Empower Survivors | Hays-Caldwell Women's Center | Volunteer, Donate, and Advocate for a Safer Community Today!
- [Bingo Board](https://www.hcwc.org/bingo-board/) - Hays County Purse Bingo 2026 Board of Director Documents Hays Co Purse Bingo Flyer Hays Co Sponsorship Levels Sponsor Solicitation Letter Donation Form – Fillable Hays Co Sponsor Sign-up Form Hays Co Sponsor Sign-up Form – Fillable Hays Co Purse Bingo Receipt Hays Co Purse Bingo Receipt – Fillable Signed W-9 501 (c) 3 Tax
- [News & Events](https://www.hcwc.org/news/) - Upcoming EventsSave the Date For Our Brand New Purse Bingo in Kyle! 9.12.26 | Gemstone Palace | 6pm We invite you to join us for our very first Hays County Designer Purse Bingo! This year we are doing double duty, hosting an all-new experience at the Gemstone Palace in Kyle, TX on Saturday, September 12th
- [Back-to-School Campaign](https://www.hcwc.org/back-to-school/) - Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.Help Support our Child Clients Going Back to School! Our goal is to support 75 students with $75 each in school supplies this year Every year, we provide brand new backpacks, school supplies, and school clothes to our child clients who are going back to school. We believe that
- [Donate](https://www.hcwc.org/donate/) - Monetary DonationsNon-Monetary DonationsPlanned GivingMonetary Donations Donations to HCWC are vital to help individuals and families get safe and heal from violence and abuse. The Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC) is a local non-profit offering free and confidential services to adults, youth, and children who have experienced family violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and child abuse who
- [Financials and Impact Reports](https://www.hcwc.org/about-us/financials-and-annual-reports/) - Financials & Impact Reports Financials HCWC strongly believes in transparency as a value at the center of all philanthropy. We are diligent in making sure that every dollar is accounted for properly and spent wisely to further our mission. View our GuideStar profile here. IRS Form 990 FY 2024 IRS Form 990 FY 2023 IRS
- [Listen Believe Support Campaign](https://www.hcwc.org/listenbelievesupport/) - Listen, Believe, Support! April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)—a time to raise awareness, support survivors, and take action to prevent sexual violence. While these conversations are crucial year-round, April gives us the opportunity to shine a light on this issue and learn how to stop violence before it starts. Sexual violence is preventable, and
- [Get Help](https://www.hcwc.org/get-help/) - Need help? We’re here for you. HCWC is dedicated to getting you the help you deserve. We provide free and confidential services to adults, youth, and children who are victims of family violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and child abuse who live, work, or go to school in Hays and Caldwell Counties. Services are available
- [Professional Volunteers](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/professional-volunteers/) - Professional Volunteers Thank you for reaching out to HCWC. We welcome the involvement of community members offering their professional skills and services to the agency and its clients. Agency clients often have a wide range of needs, some not possible for HCWC to meet directly. Partnering with the community is an important way to help
- [Mission Champions](https://www.hcwc.org/mission-champions/) - HCWC Mission ChampionsBusinesses Leading the Way Our Mission Champions boldly invest $10,000 or more annually in our Company Sponsorship Program to ensure survivors in Hays and Caldwell Counties have access to safety, healing, and hope. Their leadership in this community is vital in helping us successful in our mission. Interested in sponsoring HCWC? Download Our
- [Dating Violence Awareness Month](https://www.hcwc.org/dating-violence-awareness-month/) - February is Dating Violence Awareness Month, raising awareness about dating abuse and encourage communities to support youth in seeking healthy relationships.
- [Golf Committee](https://www.hcwc.org/golf-committee/) - 2026 PUT Documents for Committee Tournament Flyer Sponsorship Form Sponsorship Form – Fillable Sponsorship Levels Sponsorship Solicitation Letter Donation Form – Fillable Receipt Letter PUT Classic Impact Report 501 C-3 Tax Exempt Certification HCWC W9
- [Auction Board](https://www.hcwc.org/auction-board/) - Auction Documents for Board of Directors Donor Ticket Voucher Board Member Auction Checklist Sponsor Solicitation Letter Auction Flyer Sponsorship Form Sponsorship Form – Fillable Sponsorship Levels Donation Form – Fillable Receipt Letter – Fillable 501(c)3 Tax Exempt Certification 2024 Signed W9
- [Internship Application](https://www.hcwc.org/internship-application/) - Internship Application Please allow about 15 minutes to fill out this form completely. If you’d prefer to fill out a paper application please download one from the internships page. Interns at HCWC are highly valued and receive in-depth training and regular supervision to equip them with the tools to succeed. You can be assured of
- [About us](https://www.hcwc.org/about-us/) - Your Local Community Resource The Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC) is a local non-profit who offers free and confidential services to adults, youth, and children who are victims of family violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and child abuse who live, work, or attend school in Hays and Caldwell Counties. Services are available in English and Spanish.
- [Community Education](https://www.hcwc.org/roxannes-house/community-education/) - Community EducationIn FY 2025, We Provided 14 Community Education Presentations to the PublicRoxanne’s House CAC Staff is available to provide an array of trainings for the community and organizations. We offer the following trainings: Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse Learn common signs and effects of child abuse including sexual, physical, emotional abuse and neglect and
- [Medical Exams](https://www.hcwc.org/medical-exams/) - Forensic Medical ExamsIn FY 2025, We Provided 13 On-site Sexual Assault Forensic Medical Exams to ClientsRoxanne’s House offers on-site chronic medical exams for child victims of abuse. A Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE) is conducted by a Sexual Assault Forensic Nurse Examiner (SANE) on a case-by-case basis. Medical exams can be provided for both concerns
- [Family Advocacy](https://www.hcwc.org/family-advocacy/) - Family AdvocacyIn FY 2025, We Provided 1794 Family Advocacy Appointments to ClientsOur family advocates provide direct services to clients in efforts to support and meet their needs throughout the life of the case. Advocates offer support to clients in the initial stages of the case, connect families to the individuals working on their case, and
- [Counseling](https://www.hcwc.org/counseling/) - Roxanne’s House CounselingIn FY 2025, We Provided 2648 Counseling Sessions to ClientsRoxanne’s House employs trauma informed licensed mental health professionals who strive to meet the needs of qualifying child clients. We offer varying modalities such as TF-CBT, CFTSI, Sand Tray Therapy, and Play Therapy, all of which are tailored to meet the needs of each
- [Forensic Interviews](https://www.hcwc.org/forensic-interviews/) - Forensic InterviewsIn FY 2025, We Provided 413 Forensic Interviews to ClientsA forensic interview is a video recorded interview conducted to gather information from a child regarding an allegation of abuse in a non-leading, semi-structured manner. Forensic interviews are conducted in a child-friendly environment by a trained & neutral forensic interviewer. Frequently Asked QuestionsCan I schedule
- [Forward Together](https://www.hcwc.org/forward-together/) - Join us this December in Moving Forward Together!End-of-year giving allows us to bridge the gap created by reduced grant funding and rising costs, ensuring survivors continue to receive the safety, shelter, counseling, and advocacy they need. Your December gift carries us into 2026 prepared, steady, and ready to respond. Join us this December in Moving
- [2025 Thanksgiving Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/2025-thanksgiving-fundraiser/)
- [DVAM](https://www.hcwc.org/dvam/) - October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, an annual campaign committed to raising awareness of and preventing domestic violence. Domestic violence can affect anyone, no matter who they are or where they come from. Domestic violence includes the physical, psychological, and emotional abuse of an intimate partner. Domestic abuse varies dramatically in relationships but the constant
- [Home - Español](https://www.hcwc.org/es/home-espanol/)
- [Learn](https://www.hcwc.org/learn/) - Physical, sexual, emotional or psychological abuse of one human being by another is unacceptable. Period. Power & Control Family Violence Sexual Assault Child Abuse Safety Planning Power & Control The Power & Control diagram is a particularly helpful tool in understanding the overall pattern of abusive and violent behaviors, which are used by abusers to establish
- [Resources](https://www.hcwc.org/resources-2/) - Resources If you are in immediate danger, call 911. HCWC’s 24-hour HELPline number: (512) 396-HELP (4357) or (800) 700-HCWC (4292) If you recently visited a hospital for family violence/dating violence, sexual assault, or child abuse, click here for a list of resources. We have provided a list of emergency numbers and educational resources for your reference. Emergency
- [Public Education](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/public-education-2/) - Public Education HCWC offers community education and informational presentations on issues related to sexual abuse, child abuse, family violence, HCWC services, ways to get involved and more. Presentations can be tailored to your needs. We travel throughout Hays and Caldwell Counties to promote awareness and prevention education. We have a wide range of presentations available,
- [Individual Counseling](https://www.hcwc.org/get-help/individual-counseling/) - Counseling Services Counseling services at HCWC are provided by professional, licensed clinicians, peer counselors, and masters-level interns. All services are free and offered in both English and Spanish. We serve all victims of abuse. Intimate Partner Abuse We provide individual counseling for those who have experienced recent family violence or dating violence. We have a
- [Annual Auction](https://www.hcwc.org/auction-recap/) - What a Dazzling Night! Our 40th Annual Auction, “Glitz & Giving Gala,” was a resounding success! We were delighted to be back at the beautiful Texas State University ballroom along with having Black’s BBQ cater our delicious dinner once again. Thanks to the incredible generosity of over 300 bidders, donors, and sponsors, we raised an
- [PUT Classic](https://www.hcwc.org/put-classic/) - Thank you for supporting our Third Annual PUT Classic, our charity golf tournament in memory of fallen San Marcos Police Officer Justin Putnam who lost his life responding to a domestic violence call. This event is a heartfelt collaboration between HCWC and Justin’s family and friends. All proceeds from the PUT Classic go towards supporting
- [Case Coordination](https://www.hcwc.org/case-coordination/) - Case CoordinationRoxanne’s House is a part of a multi-disciplinary team (MDT) consisting of various professional agencies working together to provide a child centered, trauma informed approach during the investigative and prosecutorial phases of a case involving child abuse. Hays County Partners Hays County Sheriff’s Office Buda Police Department Kyle Police Department San Marcos Police Department
- [STH Donate](https://www.hcwc.org/sth-donate/) - Let’s Make Violence and Abuse a Thing of the Past Your donation goes directly to support survivors in our community and towards creating a community where violence and abuse are not tolerated.
- [Staff Interview Request](https://www.hcwc.org/staff-interview-request/) - Staff Interview Request We appreciate your interest in connecting with our staff! Please fill out the form below to request an interview with one of our team members. We will review your submission promptly and get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you for reaching out to us!
- [Giving Hope](https://www.hcwc.org/giving-hope/) - Give the Gift of Hope this Holiday Season! Artwork created by HCWC child client As we approach the close of another impactful year, we invite you to be an integral part of something truly transformative – our Giving Hope End-of-Year Campaign. This is more than a fundraising initiative; it’s an opportunity to amplify the spirit
- [Sexual Assault Support](https://www.hcwc.org/safe/) - If you think that you may have been sexually assaulted, you have options. Rape is never your fault, no matter the circumstances. To speak with an advocate about your options, call us now at 512.396.4357.
- [Marla's Place](https://www.hcwc.org/marlas-place/) - Marla’s Place The Marla R. Johnson Family Housing Center opened in 2022 and is named after long-time HCWC Executive Director Marla Johnson, whose vision was to build a safe haven for families to get a new start to life after escaping domestic violence in their home. Affordable housing in Hays and Caldwell counties is incredibly
- [SMTX Vagina Monologues 2023](https://www.hcwc.org/smtx-vagina-monologues-2023/)
- [Sign Up](https://www.hcwc.org/sign-up/) - Follow Us on Social!
- [Sign-The-Pledge](https://www.hcwc.org/sign-the-pledge/)
- [Transitional Housing Needs](https://www.hcwc.org/transitional-housing-needs/) - Transitional Housing Needs Thank you so much for choosing to support HCWC and our Transitional Housing project, Marla’s Place. We are asking the public to help by donating the following items which will be needed for each of the 18 apartment units at Marla’s Place. Much thought and energy has gone into this list, so
- [Child Advocacy](https://www.hcwc.org/get-help/child-advocacy-2/) - Roxanne’s House HCWC’s Children’s Advocacy Center, known as Roxanne’s House, is the non-residential child-friendly facility where abused children come to heal. We work to ensure that the specific needs of children are met as we strive to create the most effective community response to child abuse. Children who do not qualify for Roxanne’s House services but
- [Advocacy Services](https://www.hcwc.org/get-help/advocacy-services/) - Advocacy Services HCWC’s Advocacy Program maintains an extensive resource library and assists clients in accessing community resources and referrals. Educational Services We provide clients with information about: Housing Child care Employment Transportation Medical and financial assistance including applying for Crime Victim’s Compensation Public Assistance Services We also assist clients with accessing public assistance such as:
- [program](https://www.hcwc.org/program/)
- [Donor Dashboard](https://www.hcwc.org/donor-dashboard-4/)
- [Donor Dashboard](https://www.hcwc.org/donor-dashboard-3/)
- [Donor Dashboard](https://www.hcwc.org/donor-dashboard-2/)
- [Donor Dashboard](https://www.hcwc.org/donor-dashboard/)
- [Share](https://www.hcwc.org/share/) - Speak Your Truth. Break the Silence. Domestic/dating violence, sexual violence, and child abuse leave lasting impressions on those who experience these forms of abuse and their loved ones. Oftentimes, those who have experienced these forms of abuse are moved to share their story, or create art and/or poetry about their experiences to help with healing.
- [Sharing Your Story](https://www.hcwc.org/sharing-your-story/) - Helpful Tips for Writing Your Story Sometimes it’s difficult to get started so here are some helpful tips to consider while getting started on your journey to sharing your story. Don’t get hung up on the “order”, just start writing and then go back to change it. Sometimes it helps to jot down notes about main things you
- [VOCA](https://www.hcwc.org/voca/) - We Need Your Help. The Victims of Crime Act funding is in danger of serious and long-term cuts and we need to work together to stop it. This is our biggest funding source and RIGHT NOW is a time when advocacy is needed. I hope you can help. Victims of Crime Act, or VOCA funding
- [2020 Annual Report](https://www.hcwc.org/2020-annual-report-2/)
- [Shelter](https://www.hcwc.org/get-help/shelter-2/) - Shelter ** This service has been drastically modified in order to maintain our priority of safety for our clients, our staff, and our community. For more information, please call 512-396-4357 (HELP). ** Overview McCoy Family Shelter Our McCoy Family Shelter is a facility for victims of violence and abuse. We have a temporary program which
- [Encuesta](https://www.hcwc.org/encuesta/)
- [Survey](https://www.hcwc.org/survey/)
- [Hospital Follow-Up](https://www.hcwc.org/resources-2/hospital-follow-up/) - Hospital Follow-Up Resources If you recently visited a hospital for family violence/dating violence, sexual assault, or child abuse, you may still have a lot of questions or you may want to seek services. Below are resources for each issue in English and Spanish. If you would like us to follow up with you, please fill
- [Amplify Austin](https://www.hcwc.org/amplify/) - Amplify Your Donation Today! Donations made to HCWC starting now until March 6th through Amplify Austin will be AMPLIFIED by St. David’s Foundation! Make your contribution go even further to help support victims of abuse in Hays and Caldwell counties. We will be holding a friendly competition to see which town in Hays and Caldwell
- [Become a Sponsor](https://www.hcwc.org/become-a-sponsor/) - At the Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center, we envision a future where violence and abuse are not tolerated in the communities we serve. We provide education, violence prevention services and crisis intervention to victims of family violence, dating violence, sexual assault and child abuse. Our passion lies in empowering survivors of abuse start the path to healing.
- [List of Disqualifying Offenses](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/internships/disqualifying-offenses/) - Disqualifying Offenses for Volunteers and Interns No person may serve as a direct service volunteer or intern with the Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC) who has ever been convicted of, been on probation for, or received deferred adjudication for any disqualifying offense, or has presently pending any criminal charges of any disqualifying offense before a determination
- [Presentation Form - Thank You](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/community-education/presentation-form-thank-you/) - Thank You! Thank you for submitting your presentation form request. Please wait a few business days for us to get back to you. If you have any questions regarding your request, please email our Prevention Coordinator at knicholson@hcwc.org.
- [Recurring Donations](https://www.hcwc.org/recurring-donations/)
- [Professional Volunteer Application](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/direct-service/professional-volunteer-application/) - Professional Volunteer Application Thank you for reaching out to HCWC. We welcome the involvement of community members offering their professional skills and services to the agency and its clients. Agency clients often have a wide range of needs, some not possible for HCWC to meet directly. Partnering with the community is an important way to
- [FAQ's](https://www.hcwc.org/learn/faqs/) - FAQ’s Do you have questions about issues regarding sexual assault, family/dating violence, child abuse, or the services we provide? Here is a list of questions we have curated based on the most common questions people ask us. If these do not answer a specific question you have, feel free to contact us using the contact
- [Donor Spotlight](https://www.hcwc.org/get-involved/donor-spotlight/) - Donor Spotlight Generations of Giving – Cindy McCoy It all began with an episode of 60 Minutes that touched a young mother’s heart. After watching an episode of the news magazine that featured women and children escaping dangerous homes to family violence shelters, Cindy McCoy and her husband Dennis set out to discover if their community
- [Donation History](https://www.hcwc.org/donation-history/)
- [Donation Failed](https://www.hcwc.org/donation-failed/) - We're sorry, your donation failed to process. Please try again or contact site support.
- [Donation Confirmation](https://www.hcwc.org/donation-confirmation/)
- [Our Mission](https://www.hcwc.org/our-mission/) - Mission The purpose of HCWC is to create an environment where violence and abuse are not tolerated in the communities we serve. The Center will provide education, violence prevention services and crisis intervention to victims of family violence, dating violence, sexual assault and child abuse. We will seek the support and resources necessary to achieve

## Donation Forms

- [Donate](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/main-donate/)
- [Back-to-School Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/1562-2-2/)
- [Make Your End of Year Gift](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/make-your-end-of-year-gift-2/)
- [2025 Thanksgiving Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2025-thanksgiving-fundraiser/)
- [Back-to-School Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/1562-2/)
- [Make Your End of Year Gift](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/make-your-end-of-year-gift/)
- [Adopt A Family](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/adopt-a-family/)
- [PUT Class of '07 - Honoring Justin Putnam](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/put-class-of-07-honoring-justin-putnam/)
- [2024 Thanksgiving Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2024-thanksgiving-fundraiser/)
- [Become a Monthly Donor!](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/become-a-monthly-donor/)
- [Donations from Stop The Hurt](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/main-donate-3/)
- [Make Your End of Year Gift](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/giving-hope-donation-form-2023/)
- [2023 Thanksgiving Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2023-thanksgiving-fundraiser/)
- [Shay's 490 PLUS Walk-a-thon](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/shays-490-plus-walk-a-thon/)
- [Back-to-School Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/1562/)
- [Make Your End of Year Gift](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/giving-hope-donation-form/)
- [2022 Thanksgiving Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2022-thanksgiving-fundraiser/)
- [Purchase Your 2022 Purse Bingo Sponsorship](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2022-purse-bingo-sponsorships/)
- [Donate to Support Families!](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/donate-families/)
- [Purchase Your 2022 Auction Sponsorship](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2022-auction-sponsorship-options/)
- [Hole Sponsor](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/hole-sponsor/)
- [Purchase Your 2022 PUT Classic Sponsorship](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2022-put-sponsorship/)
- [2021 Thanksgiving Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2021-thanksgiving-fundraiser/)
- [Purchase Your 2021 Purse Bingo Sponsorship](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2021-purse-bingo-sponsorships/)
- [Purchase Your 2021 Auction Sponsorship](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2021-auction-sponsorship-options/)
- [Donate to Transitional Housing](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/transitional-housing/)
- [Listen Believe Support Campaign](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/listen-believe-support-campaign/)
- [Gift Card Sponsorship](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/gift-card-sponsorship/)
- [2020 Purse Bingo Sponsorship](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/purse-bingo-sponsorship-2020/)
- [2020 Auction Sponsorship Options](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2020-auction-sponsorship-options/)
- [2019 Thanksgiving Fundraiser](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/2019-thanksgiving-fundraiser/)
- [Bike Rally Registration](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/bike-rally-registration/)
- [Purse Bingo Sponsorship](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/purse-bingo-sponsorship/)
- [Donate Popup](https://www.hcwc.org/donations/main-donate-2/)

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