2025 ANNUAL REPORT
Jim Meyerhoff, Chair – Houston
Beth Black – Houston
Shantera Chatman – Houston
Robbie Fielder – Houston
Lorraine Hibbert – Tomball
Robyn Joyce – Houston
Barbara Kirk – Houston
Kenny Lang – Houston
Gregory McAuley – Pearland
David Miller – Houston
Kelly Raley – Houston
Todd Roberson – Georgetown
Mary Stone – Houston
Wayne Wooden – Spring
President, Gracewood
This year, we walked alongside 23 single mothers and 45 children, in our residential programs, who came to us exhausted, afraid, and carrying the weight of trauma and uncertainty. Empowered by the unfailing love of Christ and a relentless community of supporters, Gracewood stepped into the gap for these families by providing safe housing, holistic support services, and opportunities to learn and develop new skills.
We celebrated milestones both large and small: babies taking their first steps in our recreation center, high school and college graduations, faith and hope being restored to mothers and children alike.
This year, we saw the official launch of our first homeless prevention program! Through the new Family Relief program, we provided rental assistance, life skills training, financial literacy, parenting classes and spiritual development to single mothers in our community. We look forward to seeing how God uses this program to impact many lives.
As you read this annual report, I hope that you will read each statistic as a story of resilience and courage and a testament of the faithfulness of God. Gracewood remains steadfast in our commitment to providing Christ-centered care to mothers and children. Thank you for believing boldly with us, serving faithfully beside us, and trusting God to do immeasurably more than we could ask or imagine in the years to come!
“...Faith and hope [are] being restored to mothers and children alike.”
mothers in residence children in residence 23 45
469
$98,989
hours of individual and family counseling provided saved by Gracewood moms
PROGRAM & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
We served 51 families, including 97 children, in our Aftercare and Family Relief programs combined.
2,141 volunteer hours were provided through 1,355 unique volunteer visits.
1,868 hours of family enrichment were provided in the Recreation Center.
Unaudited Year Ending December 31, 2025
** Other Revenues encompass in-kind contributions, including land and buildings provided at no cost by Texas Baptist Children’s Home and Family Services. Additionally, Children At Heart Ministries supplements administrative, accounting, human resources, information technology, fundraising, and communications services. These affiliate partnerships enable Gracewood to effectively manage general administrative and fundraising expenses, ensuring that donor contributions are maximized for the direct care of children and families in need.
Children At Heart Ministries
1301 N Mays St
Round Rock, TX 78664
512-255-3668
www.cahm.org
