All Ears! Toast Taste a Resounding Success

The Woodlands, TXLocal News

On April 4, 2025, the All Ears! Center hosted its annual Toast & Taste event at The Woodlands Country Club, drawing more than 200 guests to celebrate and support children who are deaf or hard of hearing. The event raised vital funds for early intervention services that help children learn to listen and speak as they prepare for mainstream education. A significant moment was the introduction of the All Hearts Award, which honored Tracy and Gregg Piontek for their unwavering commitment to the All Ears! mission.

Emceed by Anna and Steve Rech, the evening was filled with heartfelt speeches, particularly from Board Member Brian Wilbanks, who discussed the ambitious Hear to Stay Expansion Campaign. This initiative aims to enhance the organization's services and ensure that all children have access to the necessary support. The event featured an engaging live auction led by Rusty Mertink, adding excitement to the night. Executive Director Lee Rech expressed gratitude to supporters, emphasizing the importance of community in achieving the Center's goals. Ultimately, the success of the Toast & Taste event reinforces the organization’s commitment to empowering children to build brighter futures.

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