Hill Country Charity Ball
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Since 1986, Hill Country Charity Ball has raised over $1.5 million dollars for charities right here in our community. Click here to learn more about our history and to see a list of those charities that have benefited from your donations.
2019 Underwriting opportunities
CARIOCAS
$500.00
BRAZILIAN BLOCOS
SCHOOLS OF SAMBA
$2,500.00
PORTA BANDEIRA
$5,000.00
KING MOMO
$10,000.00
2020 Sponsors
Thank you for your generosity
Ameriprise Financial-Collum, Wofford & Associates
Hill Country Services
Texas Hill Country Bank
The Creek Boutique
Nancy and Jay Kelley
Davidson, Freedle, Espenhover & Overby, P.C.
MacDonald Companies
Centennial Bank
Brookdale Senior Living
Peterson Health
Bueche Land Company, LLC
/ Heritage Investments
Texas State Optical
BBVA Bank
Advanced Insurance group, Inc.
Safeguard Business Systems
Kerrville Public Utility Board
Kerr County Abstract & Title Co
Art Bell
Jay Graham
Hill Country Crisis Council
Justin Hamilton—State Farm
Comerica Bank
Zach Riffett—Edward Jones
Special thanks to our in-kind sponsors
Viridian Design Studio
Adapting Online
Garrett Insurance
Mosaic Creative Marketing
What Drives Us
Our Mission
The Hill Country Charity Ball Association, Inc. was founded in honor of Charles Bowmer Schreiner, V (January 17, 1980-January 2, 1981) who died of a congenital heart disorder. Baby Charlie was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schreiner, IV (Mary Helen). Each year, HCCBA, Inc., dedicate the proceeds of the annual gala to non-profit organizations seeking to improve the lives of others.
“Charlie’s Poem”
Laura Lightner
I haven’t seen too much of life, and yet I know it well,
Exquisite joy and ripened pain and love too sweet to tell.
My tiny heart felt them all, and I have come to say,
I’ve left this world a better place, and though I cannot stay~
My legacy is lively hope that from my journey here
I’ve brought a touch of heaven’s light and left a message clear:
Reach out and touch the little ones and all who need your care.
For even fragile hands can build a bridge of hope to share.
So, build a bridge of hope for me by gentle deeds well done:
This little heart will cheer you on through each and every one.”