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Lissa Smith, Mayor Pro Tem for the City of Plano has fun hosing down the fire truck with help from Kendall and Logan Elder.

Leadership Plano Class 33 has chosen Lovepacs as their year-end philanthropic project.

The best kind of party is a birthday party celebrating another year of greatness. The nonprofit Hope’s Door turns 30 and is throwing a birthday bash Thursday, May 19 from 5–8 p.m at their resale shop in Plano.

From left: Assistance League members Christiana Stich, Marilyn Callahan, Chisato, Belle Shaff, Maggie Winslow.

Saturday, April 30 was a night to remember for the HIPsters—”Hugely Important People”—who are the heart and soul of My Possibilities. Ladies were dolled up and gentlemen were looking dapper for the third annual Community Ball.

About 400 guests converged at the lovely Southfork Ranch on Monday, April 25 for the annually anticipated Taste of Elegance event. An extravagant silent auction and raffle drawing piqued guests’ interest until 6:45 p.m.

Kendra Scott is bringing local charity, Heart of Autism, $5,000 closer to their goal of raising $50,000 this year.

Horses, entertainment and food & drink. Saturday, April 30 head to the third annual Lone Star Stomp presented by the Junior League of Collin County.

Equest is a place of Humans. Horses. Hope. People from all around the world come to Equest for assistance; some even move to the area to benefit from their services.

Sounds of hammering and electric drills, alongside cheers of “we did it!” echoed outside of Harrington Library last month as Plano Family Literacy School conducted a service learning project in conjunction with their Toyota Family Learning partnershi