INSIDE COMMUNITY
BOB’S HOUSE OF HOPE
DECORATING S.T.A.R. TREES The tradition lives on. Marking the 10-year-anniversary since resident Kim Berg decided to liven up Flower Mound roads by decorating Sad Trees Along Roadways (S.T.A.R), dozens of trees brighten moods and roads each year! To “help a S.T.A.R.” just find a tree, decorate it, and enjoy the magic. Make sure you secure your decorations to avoid litter and take them down by 6pm on January 2.
INSIDE EDUCATION
Bob Williams, founder of Ranch Hands Rescue Counseling Center and Animal Sanctuary has added another piece to the recovery puzzle by opening the first long-term safe house in the country exclusively catering to male abuse victims. Bob’s House of Hope will be open in early 2021. To help, Denton County Sheriff Tracy Murphree presented the organization with a $25,000 check from his drug prevention program. To learn more about the program or to become a partner, visit www.RanchHandsRescue.com. photo courtesy of Bob Williams
SUPPORT FMHS PTSA
STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION If you have graduated from an LISD campus and have ever thought of staying connected, you are invited to join the official Student Alumni Association. Being a member comes with a lot of opportunities to stay involved: class reunion assistance, guest speaking, campus volunteer, student mentoring, and much more. To sign up, visit www.BestSchoolsInTexas.com/alumni-sign-up. 12 | FLOWER MOUND TOWN LIFE
| DECEMBER 2020
Did you know you could help the Flower Mound High School PTSA while you shop? Sign up for grocery reward programs through the Tom Thumb Good Neighbor Program and the Kroger Community Rewards Program. Or you can use AmazonSmile and designate the PTSA as your preferred charitable organization. These programs donate funds from each of your purchases back to the PTSA. For information on signing up for the programs, visit www.FMHSptsa.org and click on “support FMHS PTSA.” www.FlowerMoundMagazine.com
