Junior Auxiliary receives donation from fundraiser
- K.D. Michaels
- 4 days ago
- 2 min read
A recent fundraiser at Mr. G's Pizza in Branson meant food, fun and generosity.
Ryan Holmes, owner of Mr. G's in downtown Branson, along with the community, showed tremendous support to the Junior Auxiliary of Taney County during their Annual JATC Days.
"Mr. G's owner, Ryan Holmes, continues to give back to his community on an annual basis with this fundraiser, where he donates 50% of food receipts from two days to JATC," explained JATC member Sheryl Schiller. "Junior Auxiliary members, their family and friends gathered to partake of the delicious food, knowing that the children and families of Taney County would be the true beneficiaries. From the purchases made, JATC earned $500."

The money raised from the annual fundraising event will go to support annual JATC projects, such as Santa's Gift House, set for December 13 of 2025. Other Junior Auxiliary projects include Tender Critters (providing stuffed animals for children in a traumatic or stressful situation), Celebrate Reading (providing books for children in our community to foster a love of reading), and Kindness Effect Cards, where members send cards to residents of senior homes or assisted living homes. The organization also provides scholarships to four Taney County High Schools each year.
Junior Auxiliary is a nonprofit organization made up of women who are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children in Taney County.
Approximately 40 members contribute over 4000 volunteer hours each year, helping to improve the well-being of the children in our area -- physically, socially, mentally and emotionally.
"I appreciate everything Junior Auxiliary does for the children in our community," said Holmes. "These ladies work hard to make that happen, and I'm glad I can support them with the work they do for our children."
If you or your business would like to support the endeavors of Junior Auxiliary of Taney County or become a sponsor of one or more of their projects, contact Sheryl Schiller or Marcia Vander Laan, via email, at jatcmo@gmail.com.
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