It is with great pleasure that I can announce the Guadalupe Home received a donation of $15,000.00! On Friday we were able to pick up the check and could not be more thankful! The Mapco Golf Tournament was generous enough to donate the funds to us and it will most certainly help us open the new home. Enlight of this donation we have 3 tables reserved for the organization at our Fandango event, so our board members and attendees can personally thank these wonderful people!

We are very thankful to have a second home donated to us and with that comes a lot more room to help those in need, but also more money needed and time spent trying to be successful raising those funds. I’m confident we’ll have the support we need to make the second home as wonderful as the first. I’ll be sure to update the site with our next fundraisers and events this year, so keep your eye out and thanks for all the continued support!

Mohandas Ghandi once said, “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” That is exactly why I co-founded Pink Duckies with my friend Tommy. We want to be that change and make a difference.

On Saturday May 1st, we will have a breast cancer benefit at Buddha Rok from 6 – 9pm. There will be live music, guest appearances, great appetizers and of course a pink drink on special. Any donation of $5 or more will get you our signature pink ducky with the breast cancer ribbon on its chest.

So put on your pink, please help spread the word and come out and join us!

Hope to see you there!

Click here to view the Pink Duckies website.

The results are in for The Salvation Army red kettle campaign and I’m pleased to announce that I came in second place! I was able to raise over $1,000.00 in contributions and lost by less than $200.00. I am so thankful for everyone who helped me with this endeavor and supported The Salvation Army, which is a truly wonderful charity that I whole heartedly love.

I may only be 25, however I believe the fact that I came in second place and competed with large companies, celebrities and even the Mayor of San Antonio is a testament that persistance does pay off. I most definitely fulfilled my nickname of “The Little Mexican That Could” and I’m pleased to say that.