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Sunday, February 8, 2026 at 2:41 PM
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Village Thrift Store

Because this is the Keep Wimberley Beautiful (KWB) column, you may wonder how KWB gets the money to fund all its projects. They award grants for beautification projects such as the kiosk up on Hilltop Park on RR 12, planting seeds on roadsides and school grounds, decorations around town, refurbishing Welcome to Wimberley signs, refurbishing Martha Knies Park, some Emily Ann plantings, funding various trash and recycle receptacles and so much more.

Because this is the Keep Wimberley Beautiful (KWB) column, you may wonder how KWB gets the money to fund all its projects. They award grants for beautification projects such as the kiosk up on Hilltop Park on RR 12, planting seeds on roadsides and school grounds, decorations around town, refurbishing Welcome to Wimberley signs, refurbishing Martha Knies Park, some Emily Ann plantings, funding various trash and recycle receptacles and so much more.

You do not regularly see fundraisers for KWB, but yet they have all these activities. The reason is because they have volunteers who work at the Village

Thrift store. Money made by the Village Thrift Store on River Road is divided up between the organizations that make up the volunteers in accordance with the number of hours they put in each month. When you shop there or bring in donations you are helping KWB, Emily Ann, PAWS, Habitat for Humanities and the Wimberley Players.

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