We’re sending a big thank you to Koncept Garage, a locally owned and operated company known for their custom garage designs and professional organizing solutions, for generously donating their time and talent to support our mission. Their team stepped away from their busy schedule to roll up their sleeves and spend three days revitalizing our Kids Closet — bringing the same passion, precision, and expertise they deliver to their clients.
The Kids Closet is more than just storage space. It’s a vital resource for children and families receiving services at the Center, stocked with essentials like clothes, shoes, diapers, hygiene items, and more. Thanks to ongoing donations from our community, the space is often overflowing with much-needed items — but keeping it organized is a constant challenge.
The Koncept Garage team didn’t just clean up; they designed a new, sustainable system to help us manage inventory across both our main room and our additional storage area. They installed shelving, provided drawers and bins, created clear zones for different categories, and labeled everything — donating over $18,000 in supplies, time, and labor.
Thanks to their thoughtful improvements and accessible layout, our staff can now quickly and easily locate resources for families when they need them most. By improving the long-term functionality of the Kids Closet, Koncept Garage has also helped us stay ahead of inventory needs and ensure essential supplies are always within reach. Their behind-the-scenes work is already making an impact in how we serve children and families every day.
This act of service goes far beyond business. It’s a powerful reflection of Koncept Garage’s commitment to our community and to making a difference where it truly matters. We’re deeply grateful for their support and proud to highlight this meaningful partnership — which began with auction donations and event sponsorships, and has grown into direct investment and hands-on impact for children in Travis County.
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