Slideshows Of MARSP Activities

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none Program: Program: Marci Leffler, Texas Department of Family and Protective Services
none Presentation From Dr. Stephanie Howard, Superintendent of Midland ISD
none Presentations Of Tim Lee, Executive Director
of TRTA
Advocating Advocacy of Retired Educators
August 22, 2024
none Presentations Of Volunteer Check to MISD
and Midland City Council.
Also, MISD Annual Dinner
May 2024
none Program: Installation of Officers - Recognition Of Chairs, First Baptist Service, Scholarship Winners, Unit's Volunteer Hours, Special Doss Scholarship Donation
May 2024
none Program: Redfern Genealogy Library and “Reclamation Station”
April 2024
none Program: Recording Library and Mayflower Project
March 2024
none Program: Bush Family Home State Historic Site
February 2024
none Program: Dr. Rebecca Dodge, Earthquakes
January 2024
none Program: First Baptist Men's Choir
December 2023
none Program: Texas Parks and Wildlife
November 2023
none Program: Dr. Stephanie Howard, Superintendent MISD
October 2023
none Program: D'Anna Baucom - AMBA
September 2023
none Program: Tim Lee, Executive Director TRTA - Advocacy Prop. 9
August 2023
none Program: Texas Pecos Trail, Melissa Hagins, Executive Director
May 2023
none Program: Master Gardeners by Susie Yarborough, President of Master Gardeners
April 2023
none Program: Fix West Texas”
March 2023

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The Texas Retired Teachers Foundation (TRTF), the charitable partner organization of the Texas Retired Teachers Association (TRTA), expresses its sincere gratitude to our generous TRTA members for their recent donations to the Disaster Relief program. The TRTA Disaster Relief Program Link assists retired and active school personnel experiencing critical losses or damage to homes and property caused by a widespread disaster. Recently, Texas has experienced two such disasters—record-breaking wildfires in the Panhandle and extensive flooding in the Houston area. TRTF recently has received more than $30,000 in donations for the Disaster Relief program and has funds available through its long-term program to provide support to those struggling due to these disasters. If you or a fellow TRS member has experienced damage due to these devasting fires or floods, please send an email to help@trtf.org to request an application. Applicants do not need to be a member of TRTA to be eligible for assistance.