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September 2026 at Broken Road Project: Giving, Serving, and Growing Together

Writer: Trent Peterson
Trent Peterson
Sep 2
2 min read
Broken Road Project Inc Logo

Giving. Serving. Growing Together.

September is shaping up to be an important month at Broken Road Project. From North Texas Giving Day and Raising Paddles for Recovery to new care packages, growing volunteer support, and another powerful survivor story, our community continues to help remind survivors and caregivers that they are not alone.

North Texas Giving Day 2026 logo

NORTH TEXAS GIVING DAY

Giving is open now through September 17. Every gift helps Broken Road Project continue providing encouragement, practical support, resources, care packages, community programs, and connection for survivors and caregivers. 


Raising Paddles for Recovery at Chicken N Pickle Grapevine

RAISING PADDLES FOR RECOVERY

Join us Sunday, November 8, from 1:00–4:00 PM at Chicken N Pickle Grapevine for an afternoon of pickleball, community, and support for survivors and caregivers. Team registration, sponsorship opportunities, and booth spaces are now available.

Broken Road Project survivor care packages

100 MORE CARE PACKAGES

We are preparing to assemble 100 more survivor care packages. Each package is a simple way to meet someone during a difficult moment with practical support, encouragement, and the reminder that they are not alone. 

Cisco and Melissa Gonzalez, Broken Road Project volunteers

OUR VOLUNTEER FAMILY IS GROWING

We’re grateful to welcome Cisco and Melissa Gonzalez as Broken Road Project volunteers. Their lived experience as survivor and caregiver brings another meaningful voice to our mission and strengthens the support we can offer others walking the road of recovery.

Thank you, Cisco and Melissa, for choosing to walk this road with us.

Strumming for Life podcast with Charlie Webber

COMING SEPTEMBER 12: STRUMMING FOR LIFE

Charles “Charlie” Webber joins The Broken Road Project Podcast for a conversation about stroke recovery, faith, family, and the role music played in rebuilding his life. After a massive stroke, Charlie faced the challenge of relearning skills that had once been second nature—including playing guitar.

His story is a reminder that recovery can take unexpected paths, purpose can be rediscovered, and progress is still possible after life changes in an instant.

Watch for the full episode Saturday, September 12 at 12:00 PM Central.

THANK YOU FOR WALKING THIS ROAD WITH US

Whether you give, volunteer, share our work, attend an event, or simply remind someone that they are not alone, you are part of this mission. Thank you for helping Broken Road Project continue walking alongside survivors and caregivers.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

Broken Road Project, INC.

P.O. Box 426

Stephenville, TX  76401

www.thebrokenroad.org


 
 
 

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