Build connection. Reduce isolation. Strengthen families.
North Austin Family Network exists to help parents of young children find real-life community—close to home, low-pressure, and welcoming from day one. Your donation directly supports free and low-cost gatherings that help families feel less alone during one of the most intense seasons of life.
This isn’t about big events or flashy programs. It’s about showing up, meeting other parents, and building friendships that last.
Why Your Donation Matters
Your donations help us…
Keep events accessible
We intentionally host free or low-cost meetups so cost is never a barrier for families looking for connection.
Create consistent community
Weekly and monthly gatherings give parents something dependable to return to—familiar faces, shared routines, and a sense of belonging.
Support parents in early childhood
Pregnancy, postpartum, and the early years can feel isolating. Our events create space for honest conversations and mutual support.
Grow local impact
Donations allow us to expand to more parks, venues, and neighborhoods across North Austin as demand grows.
How Donations Are Used:
Every dollar is used thoughtfully and locally. Contributions may support:
- Event supplies and materials
- Venue and permit fees
- Insurance and operational costs
- Communication tools that help families find us
- Community-building initiatives and partnerships
North Austin Family Network is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Donations may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Ways to Give
- One-time donation – Make an immediate impact with a single contribution.
- Monthly support – Ongoing donations help us plan ahead and sustain consistent programming.
- In-kind or corporate giving- If you’re interested in sponsorships, matching gifts, or in-kind support, we’d love to connect.
Give Today
Your donation helps ensure that parents in North Austin don’t have to navigate early parenthood alone.
If you have questions about donating or want to explore other ways to support our mission, reach out anytime.