Community Service

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of The Arc of the Capital Area.

The Arc of the Capital Area, a nonprofit organization, is committed to empowering Central Texans with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families through compassionate case management and innovative programs.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of Austin Energy Regional Science Fest.

For many years, the TyRex Technology Family has supported bringing innovative ideas to life through the Austin Energy Regional Science Festival. The “Science Fest” is one of Texas’ largest regional science fairs with almost 3,000 students from 3rd through 12th grade. It encourages and rewards innovative student research and provides scientists, engineers and other professionals a chance to volunteer in the community.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of Austin Gives™.

Austin Gives is a community program to recognize and encourage business philanthropy in metropolitan Austin. TyRex is a member of Austin Gives, and fully supports the idea that by supporting the community we all live in, we make our businesses stronger.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of BookSpring.

BookSpring is the only Central Texas organization focusing on building literacy skills and the motivation to read through increasing home libraries and reading aloud activities for children. They have created a continuum of early literacy interventions through a theory of change that supports brain development, family interaction, skill-building, and the motivation to read in children from birth through age 12.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of Gault School of Archaeological Research.

The Gault School is a center for innovative, interdisciplinary research archaeology and education focusing on the earliest peoples in the western hemisphere and their cultural antecedents.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of Keep Austin Fed.

Keep Austin Fed is a heavily volunteer-based nonprofit organization that gathers wholesome surplus food from commercial kitchens and distributes it to area charities that serve people in need. Their volunteers rescue thousands of meals each month, feeding hundreds of our neighbors living with food insecurity.

TyRex is proud to be a founding sponsor of RecognizeGood®.

RecognizeGood is a local nonprofit that provides a means for individuals, businesses and other nonprofits to illuminate selfless volunteers, charitable acts and community service throughout the greater Austin area. There are several active RecognizeGood programs that work toward this mission from different angles, but the common theme is simple – the illumination of GOOD in our community.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of Ride On Center for Kids (ROCK).

ROCK is a nonprofit organization that provides equine-assisted activities and therapies to children, adults, and veterans with physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges. ROCK’s clients range from 2 – 88-years-old and see improvements in most aspects of their lives; from muscle tone, strength, flexibility, and balance as well as cognitive, behavioral, and emotional improvements.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) of Central Texas.

Since 1974, RMHC has created programs that strengthen families during difficult times. RMHC provides vital resources and compassionate care to children and their families being served by leading hospitals worldwide.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of Start-Up Kids Club.

Start-Up Kid’s Club strives to ignite possibilities with the upcoming generation by giving them a voice and a space to be creative, have their own passions, and become leaders for those around them. They’re on a mission to teach the next generation to become resilient, self-sustainable, and independent so they don’t just survive, but thrive and change the world.

TyRex is proud to be a sponsor of Wonders & Worries.

Wonders & Worries provides free professional support for children and teenagers during a parent’s serious illness. Their experts provide the foundation children and teenagers need to reach their full potential. Through individual and group therapy sessions, kids and teens learn about illness and build coping and communication skills.