Last Saturday, members of the Rotary Club of Bastrop County joined forces with friends and community partners to make a meaningful difference for local families—delivering and installing 20 beds for children who previously had no bed of their own.
Working alongside volunteers from the Rotary Club of Austin’s University Area and members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the team spent the day bringing comfort and hope to families throughout the community. Together, they delivered and assembled beds in nine homes, ensuring that children who had been sleeping on the floor now have a safe and comfortable place to rest.
The project was more than just delivering furniture—it was about showing compassion and strengthening the community through service. Volunteers worked side by side to assemble frames, set up mattresses, and share in the joy of seeing the smiles on children’s faces as they received their new beds.
For the families served, the beds represent more than a good night’s sleep—they offer dignity, stability, and the reassurance that their community cares.
Through partnerships like these, Rotarians continue to demonstrate their commitment to Service Above Self, improving lives and building stronger communities one project at a time.