SRCC Neighborhood Association

SRCC will hold its first online general membership meeting on Tuesday, June 16th at 7pm using Zoom videoconferencing.

The agenda will include a presentation on the Art in Public Places project at Little Stacy Park from artist James Edward Talbot.

NOTE: In order to vote during the meeting, you must be an SRCC member in good standing a month in advance of the meeting. Exception: If a former member’s dues have lapsed no more than 2 years, they may renew during that month and be eligible to vote. For the time being, we will not be able to support renewal during remote meetings. Please contact SRCC Membership Secretary Carol Martin at membership@srccatx.org to join or renew, or with any questions.

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With social distancing in mind, SRCC is holding an online General Membership Meeting later this month.  If you have never used Zoom for a meeting, we want to support you!

We hosted an online introduction to Zoom on Tuesday, June 9th.  You can download a slideshow of what we covered here: Beginner’s Guide

Please share this information with anyone who might be interested in joining us over Zoom. For further support, email secretary@srccatx.org

Good Shepherd on the Hill invites us to serve our neighbors in need. The church has placed a box outside their doors at 1700 Woodland Ave to collect shelf stable food for folks at Community First! Village. This is a tiny-home community of formerly homeless individuals in east Travis County. They are in need of high protein foods such as canned meats (tuna, chili, etc.), canned vegetables, mac and cheese, beans, and rice. These can be dropped off at any time, and will be delivered to the Village.

They are also distributing fresh produce to neighbors in local apartment complexes and invite anyone who has surplus produce to add to the harvest. Contact sam@gsaustin.org and he’ll arrange for a drop-off or pick up of your donation. They usually deliver food on Tuesdays. At this time they’re only asking for food grown in the neighborhood.