Williamson County Sheriff Department Brown Santa Program

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The Brown Santa program provides assistance to families in Williamson County living outside the geographical city limits of any town or city within Williamson County that does not provide a similar program. Brown Santa donations are utilized to purchase toys, books and other items 

The Club, spear-headed by Rich Miller, participated for the 10th year in the Williamson County Sheriff Department’s Brown Santa. Our assigned family has four children,   

3 boys ages 11, 11, 13 & one girl, age 18.   

Gifts were distributed to family at Pistons on the Square.   

 The Club, spear-headed by Ed Penniman, participated for the 9th year in the Williamson County Sheriff Department’s Brown Santa. The Club adopted one family. The family has four children, ages 4-10. 

 The Club continued our previous seven year support of the Brown Santa Program. Rich Miller volunteered to lead the effort with Kent Didriksen and Sal Caravello assisting. Due to the continued affects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Club provided cash donations directly to the Williamson County Sherif

 The Club participated for the sixth year in the Williamson County Sheriff Department’s Brown Santa. The Club adopted two families. The first family has four members, which includes 3 children aged 3 to 16.  The second family has two members including 1 child aged 16.  

This was our sixth year for GTACC to support the Williamson County Sheriff’s Brown Santa program, and each year is as good or better than the previous. Our adopted family has eight members, which includes 6 children aged 2 to 15. The Mom is a 100% disabled veteran. 

The Club, spear-headed by Ed and Deb Sannwaldt, again participated in Brown Santa.  It began, as usual, with a wrapping party at the Sannwaldt house followed by delivery of gifts to the family’s house via classic vehicle convoy. The smiles on the faces of the kids  (12, 10, 7, & 5)  says it all. 

The Club, spear-headed by Ed and Deb Sannwaldt, again participated in Brown Santa.  It began, as usual, with a wrapping party at the Sannwaldt house followed by delivery of gifts to the family’s house via classic vehicle convoy. The smiles on the faces of the kids (13, 8, 5)  says it all. 

 The  Club, spear-headed by Ed and Deb Sannwaldt, received many donations from Club members to purchase clothes, games & toys for the three children: Angel (Age 2), Gisselle (Age 5) and Rico (Age 13). The Club also provided gift cards to local merchants. 

The Georgetown Texas Area Car Club, spear-headed by Ed and Deb Sannwaldt, received many donations from Club members to purchase clothes, toys, & bikes for the four girls: Penelope (Age 2), Greidys (Age 5), Liliana (Age 6) and Emily (Age 9). The Club also provided gift cards to local merchants.