Hays CISD is a caring community. When people are in need, our parents, teachers, students, and staff are always eager to help. This page lists current opportunities for you to get involved. Listings are offered as a service to Hays CISD students and families, student organizations, PTAs, booster clubs, the Education Foundation, and certain other charitable funds. Listings must either be school-sponsored charitable causes or directly benefit students or district employees.
To request a listing in this document, please send an email with information to Email Harvest Goodrich
Hays CISD posts listings at its discretion. Many listings in this document are from organizations not affiliated with Hays CISD, nor are they necessarily vetted by the district. The district cautions potential donors to research each listing independently before making a decision to support a particular cause. The Better Business Bureau provides information about charitable giving and reviews of certain organizations.
Crystal Luna and her daughters Bella and Victory, have experienced a terrible tragedy. A fire in the apartment above theirs resulted in significant flooding, causing extensive damage to their home and belongings. The costs associated with rebuilding their lives after this unexpected event are substantial.
Click here to visit the GoFundMe page to read more and/or offer support.
Juana Nolasco Hortelano, 25, is currently in peritoneal dialysis for stage 5 end-stage kidney disease. Juana has been undergoing peritoneal dialysis for about a year and a half and is in dire need of a kidney transplant to survive. Despite these challenges, Juana remains hopeful—because she knows that a kidney could give her life back. A transplant would not just free her from the dialysis machine; it would restore her energy, independence, and ability to dream about the future again.
Five months ago, Barton MS student Xavier was diagnosed with Hydrocephalus. Xavier’s parents work full-time and had to miss work to be by Xavier’s side for appointments, hospital stays and surgeries. The family is reaching out for support to raise money for medical expenses.
Please consider donating.
Jennifer Reyes and her family needed to relocate due to a fire in the home. The family is reaching out for support to raise money for costs.
Please consider donating.
Posted by Harvest Goodrich on 12/5/2024
A light burnt out too soon. Our loving Maria Elena Gonzalez lost her battle with cancer. Her beautiful heart touched so many lives. She was loved beyond words by everyone she knew. Her soul was the brightest flame in the room. As her family prepares to celebrate and remember this remarkable woman, please think about supporting her young daughters through this unthinkable journey they are about to embark upon without their mother.
Posted by Harvest Goodrich on 11/12/2024
Nadia Holmes and her family needed to relocate to Austin due to a fire in the home. The family is reaching out for support to raise money for costs.
Please consider donating. Once a Cougar always a Cougar!
Posted by Linda Rosebrock on 6/5/2024
Recent JHS graduate Isaac Nunez was involved in a head-on collision 4 days after walking the stage to receive his diploma. He faces several surgeries and post-surgery rehabilitation. The funds raised will be used to cover his medical expenses, treatment costs, and post-surgery rehabilitation.
Click here to visit the GoFundMe page to read more and/or offer support.
