Victim Services & Comm Assistance Fund In Memory of Charles M. Whites Jr.

03/20/2024

This link needs to be updated. Will create a new one soon. In the meantime go to CTXCF.org and go to giving funds. Scroll down to Victim Services In Memory of Charles M. Whites, Jr. and follow the instructions.

Thank you!

You are invited to donate to The Victim Services and Community Assistance Fund. This fund will provide immediate help to crime and accident victims in our community. Our Law Enforcement agencies have Victim Service programs that connect c...

03/10/2023

Please follow HB 1968 in regards to passage for a memorial along IH35 (Williamson County portion) in remembrance of Charles M. Whites, Jr. Contact your representatives. The bill is going to the transportation committee.

02/20/2023

This nonprofit now has a direct link to make donations. Just go to the https://rrcommunityfoundation.networkforgood.com/projects/151052-the-victim-services-and-community-assistance-fund. Simply follow the instructions. Please feel free to pass this link to those who may be interested.

Presently we are providing over $10,000 yearly that goes directly to those in need through the Round Rock Police Department. We are providing shelter, food, car seats, and many other goods and services. The need is growing. Help us to grow this self-sustaining fund! Thank you!

03/16/2022

Round Rock Police Departments Victim Services Dept. now has a budget of $10,000 available yearly from this fund. The fund is providing shelter, car seats, transportation, food and more. We need to up the budget as our usage is nearing that level. Future needs are counseling services and a room at Hope Alliance for PD’s.

This fund will be the beneficiary of this years April 30th Work Out Drill put on by the RRPD. April 27th marks the 4 year anniversary of Charles’ death and this W.O.D. is done in his honor. He would be so proud to know that those he served are continuing to be served not only by our wonderful Round Rock Police Dept. but also by this fund and it’s contribution to victims. Help our Victim Services dept. help victims!

More to come on the W.O.D.! Mark the date April 30th!

Donations can be made to: rrcommunityfoundation.org. Once on the website go to Donations then Giving funds and look for Charles’ picture.

For Good. For Ever.

11/18/2021

I would like to present you with the official challenge coin to commemorate the establishment of this self-sustaining Fund in Charles’ memory. A coin will be sent to you with a donation of $100 or more.

This fund provides a budget for the Victim Services Department of the Round Rock Police. Help us assist those in crisis. We have met 2/3 of our yearly budget goal.

Please go ONLINE to: rr community foundation.org to donate. Go to “Giving Funds” and look for the icon with Charles’ picture. Click on the icon and follow the instructions.

To give you may also PHONE the Greater Round Rock Community Foundation at 512-514-0046.

If you would like to MAIL A CHECK make the check out to Greater Round Rock Community Foundation. In the memo section note that the donation goes to The Victim Services Fund. Mail to: 302 North Lampasas, Round Rock, 78664.

For Good. For Ever.

04/04/2021

It is of sadness that I learned of the passing of Raul Martinez. His death serves no purpose in the loss of Charles. I long ago forgave him for his poor judgement in getting behind the wheel that day. I hope that through this fund we can learn the reasons why so many have a calling to this profession. I hope that through Charles death others can learn the value of driving sober and drug free. A car and driver, it’s sheer weight, attentiveness necessary and potential to cause harm, is to be taken seriously every time you get behind the wheel!

02/25/2021

February 25th marks three years since the incident that took the Charles we knew from this world. This was sung at his funeral but this anniversary is always harder. May his memory, and those that serve, be used for the benefit of victims and their loved ones through this fund. Hallelujah!

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