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Rest Is Ours, Too
June was a whirlwind. We laughed. We danced. We celebrated. We hugged old friends and met new ones. Together, we created spaces where people could simply be themselves, and that matters. Now it's July. The decorations are packed away, the inbox is a little quieter, and our volunteers are finally catching their breath. If you need permission to slow down, here it is. Rest isn't something you earn after you've done enough. It's what makes community work possible. Take a nap. Re
Cynra McGuire
Jul 63 min read
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We Are More Than One Thing
Last month we sat with all of us and all of it. The hard parts too. The fear and the grief and the very real question of whether it is safe to be seen right now. We donβt have a single answer to that. There is no one right way to move through this moment. Some of us need to be loud. Some of us need to rest. Some of us need to dance. Some of us need to simply be. All of that is valid. All of that matters. What we know is this. We are not going anywhere. And we are throwing not
Cynra McGuire
Jun 53 min read
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All of Us, All of It
π Y'all!!! We won Best of Dripping Springs 2026 - Nonprofit agency! So before anything else... thank you, thank you, thank you! Dripping Springs Century News named us Best Nonprofit and we are still catching our breath. This award belongs to every person who has ever shown up for this community. You did this! We are so grateful. However You Feel Right Now, We're Here for You April held a lot. Global Volunteer Month. Sexual Assault Awareness Month. The joy of our second crawf
Cynra McGuire
Apr 286 min read
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The Hill Country Has Always Been For All of Us
You don't have to earn your place in this community. You don't have to show up loudly, explain yourself, or wait until the world is ready for you. The Hill Country is yours: the bluebonnets, the front porches, the small towns, all of it. Pride of Dripping Springs exists not to invite you in, but to remind you: you have always belonged here. Queer people have always lived on this land, loved on this land, built lives on this land: often quietly, often without recognition, but
Cynra McGuire
Apr 184 min read
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