Who We Support
In 2026, Do All Things increased contributions supporting adults with special differences by more than 60%! In this, our second full year of operation, we expanded the number of beneficiaries by 233%!
We highlight Hope Night, their monthly night of fun for adults experiencing disabilities. The two key objectives with this program are socialization and fun. Each participant is paired one-on-one with an adult friend whose sole job is to make this the best night ever. It also gives caregivers a bit of respite. In 2026, Do All Things contributed funds toward one of their Hope Nights. Mission 4031 does so much more, check them out!
Camp Blessing Texas (CBTX) is a residential Christian summer camp offering love, acceptance and fun to both children and adults with physical, intellectual, and developmental differences and disabilities. They strive for campers to get to experience all of the joy summer camp has to offer, and to be treated like the rock stars they are. In 2026, Do All Things contributed scholarships for 8 campers!
Children's Association for Maximum Potential
(CAMP)'s vision for all programs is that “CAMP is for the Camper.” This means regardless of the ability or disability, all campers will be respected, encouraged, inspired, and celebrated during their participation in our programs. Year-round, CAMP provides recreational opportunities for individuals with medical conditions or disabilities as well as their siblings; respite for family members; leadership development for high-school students/young adults; and hands-on educational experiences for healthcare professionals. In 2026, Do All Things contributes "Camperships" for 7 campers!
Through their Adaptive Theatre program, The Palace is dedicated to quality theatre education for all members of their community. They offer a rich curriculum that can be tailored to the needs and capabilities of a diverse population. They know that the communication and processing skills necessary for success in theater help students to develop skills that increase social, emotional, and academic competencies. In 2026, Do All Things made a gift to The Palace in celebration of one of their adaptive actors.
Brookwood in Georgetown (BiG) provides meaningful vocational and entrepreneurial opportunities for those with disabilities that prevent them from functioning independently in society. BiG developed a vocational program that educates, trains and supports our Citizens in an encouraging, interdependent environment. The BiG Community operates an award-winning retail shop and café where our citizens work and sell their unique products. In 2026, Do All Things contributed to BiG's Take Me Home program, which goes toward the fees for those living at their new residential community, Grace Place.
Southwestern Pirate Buddies is a special interest student group at Southwestern University. Their purpose is to enhance the lives of people with intellectual and development disabilities by providing opportunities for mutually enriching friendships and integrated employment. They advocate & create inclusive social spaces for adults with special needs! In 2026, Do All Things contributed toward their end-of-the year dance.
Texas Parent to Parent (TxP2P) empowers families to be strong advocates through parent-to-parent support, resource referral, and education. In addition, TxP2P educates professionals about the unique needs of our children with the goal of improving care and opportunities for our children. Lastly, TxP2P is dedicated to championing the efforts of a diverse set of parent support groups and advocacy on behalf of our children’s well-being.experiencing disabilities. In 2026, Do All Things donated in conjunction with TxP2P's annual conference.
Adults Independent and Motivated (AIM) is a community of active adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, such as Down syndrome and autism, who live independently with appropriate support, in an apartment complex, in a walkable, vibrant suburb of Austin, Texas. In 2026, Do All Things contributed toward AIM during the Amplify Austin campaign.
The mission of the park is to provide a safe, fun place to play and develop new skills for people of all abilities in Round Rock and surrounding areas. The Play for All Abilities Park serves the more than 100,000 people of Williamson County with an estimated 7,945 people with a disability. This large gated park includes a variety of play opportunities designed to stimulate and encourage the development of several skill sets such as gross and fine motor skills, social interaction, sense of discovery, creativity and strengthening exercises. In 2026, Do All Things supported the park's foundation.
The Lions Club Cedar Park / Leander chapter supports Texas Lions Camp (TLC). TLC's value proposition for family camp is simple: to draw families closer together through shared experience. Families who have a child with special medical conditions living under their roof qualify to attend TLC, along with their siblings and parents or guardians. Do All Things enjoys a warm relationship with the Cedar Park / Leander chapter and made a donation in 2026.
