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Hendrick Home for Children: A Steadfast Legacy of Service

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Dates:February 14-15, 2024
Meets:W and Th from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM
Location:Hendrick Home for Children Board Room
Cost: $20.00

Sorry, we are no longer accepting registrations for this course. Please contact our office to find out if it will be rescheduled, or if alternative classes are available.

Please note: this course requires membership in Abilene Membership or Fredericksburg Membership or Highland Lakes Membership or Jefferson Membership or Lubbock Membership

Tom and Ida Hendrick moved to Abilene in 1932, establishing the Hendrick Home for Children in 1939. The iconic main building was rebuilt featuring a comprehensive museum covering the founding ranching family’s history as well as the years of service to children in need. Please note parking information under "Location."
Fee: $20.00

Hendrick Home for Children Board Room

2748 Jeanette Street, Abilene 79602. Please enter from Jeanette Street on Tom Roberts drive. Park in the rear and enter through the dining room, where we will gather. The entrance is accessible with ramps and elevator is available. Members will gather in the dining room then proceed to the board room.

Judith Godfrey

Instructors Judy Godfrey and Burgess Thomas collaborated to develop the one-of-a kind museum, which showcases the legacy of the Hendrick family and development of the institution. Judy is the former director of The Grace Museum in Abilene.

Burgess Thomas

Burgess "Bird" Thomas is a champion of the arts in Abilene and has served in a number of roles in promoting Abilene's cultural resources.

Helen Usera

Helen Usera is Director of Development at Hendrick Home for Children.
Date Day Time Location
02/14/2024Wednesday10 AM to 11:30 AM Hendrick Home for Children Board Room
02/15/2024Thursday10 AM to 11:30 AM Hendrick Home for Children Board Room

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