We are very excited to announce that LTlov has added a new program to our LTlov organization. This program is called 12:31, and was created by Mike Dahlhauser, a member of our Lake Travis Community. Many of you may follow 12:31 on Facebook. 12:31 comes from the bible verse, Mark 12:31 which states “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
Mike says the mission of 12:31 has been “to serve our community, in whatever capacity is needed, with the kind of relentless compassion for others that inspires a generation to do the same.” We believe that in many ways, the mission of LTlov and the mission of 12:31 are very similar.
Mike has been looking to join a group such as LTlov. 12:31 has a lot of volunteers and a lot of caring donors. They have done some amazing work in helping those in need in our community. When Mike puts the word out of a need, people step up to help. It’s been exciting to watch!
Our board has done a lot of due diligence on adding a program like this to LTlov. The board voted and came back with a unanimous decision that we wanted to add 12:31 as a new program to LTlov.
Mike will chair the 12:31 program, just as Stacy Mikrut and Alison Blake have co-chaired our School Supplies Program and Sheryl Kelly has chaired our Green Santa Program. We have put banking systems in place to keep donations to 12:31 separate from our other programs and general donations.
You will be hearing more about 12:31 in the months ahead. Learn more about the 12:31 Program and how to dontate here and please “Follow” 12:31 on Facebook
LTlov is pleased to announce that together we raised $5,825 during this year’s 24-Hr online event called Amplify Austin.
Together we will be able to use your donations to continue our outreach to those in need in the Lake Travis Community. We’d like to thank everyone who donated to LTlov this year.
Your generosity, as always, means so much to us… but also, to those we work to uplift in our community. Thank you SO much!
Despite the times we are currently living in with this pandemic, our Lake Travis Community was able to rise to the occasion to help our neighbors and children in need again this year. Here are some of the highlights:
283 Families with 802 Children Served
– 576 Elementary School Kids
– 109 Middle School Kids
– 92 High School Kids
– 25 Unknown Ages
Families were given a “Family Box” that included age-appropriate toys and HEB gift cards.
Read more here
