Family Crisis Center of East Texas

Whitney Burran replaces Heather Kartye, who has been the Executive Director for the past 10 years.

Unless you are familiar with hamburger history, you may not know exactly "WHAT" you are actually looking at when you come face-to-face with that famous orange and white "W".  And, as you dive into their scrumptious menu with the same intensity as Jerry Jones manages the Dallas Cowboys, you may still be in doubt about the legacy of your dining experience.

The Family Crisis Center "connects families & communities through safety & hope", and wants to remind everyone that October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Established in 1979 as a women's shelter exclusively, last year the Center saw over 1,100 people and offered up some 53,000 essential services.  77% of their business is attributed to domestic violence, while the remaini

The Family Crisis Center of East Texas is in the running to win a new Toyota in Toyota's 100 Cars for Good Program, and today is the day to vote for them.  The online voting ends at 11pm tonight, and Loving Toyota of Lufkin is pulling out all the stops to help the Family Crisis Center win.

Toyota USA has found a great way to help a lot of nonprofit organizations and agencies around the United States.  They're calling it 100 Cars for Good, and it's giving away 100 cars to 100 nonprofit agencies and organizations over the course of 100 days. They're letting the public decide which nonprofits get the cars, and a Lufkin nonprofit agency is in the running.  Here's how it works and how