Legend for Life: Liz Burton-Garcia

We love hearing updates from our past Legends, and last week we got to hear from Liz Burton-Garcia! Liz was first honored in 2011 as our July Legends for her phenomenal work at the Sacred Heart Community Clinic. The clinic provides free health services to the medically uninsured residents of Round Rock and the surrounding areas. Liz worked to build the clinic from the ground up, and it is a wonderful and growing assent in our community today. Having doubled their efforts since last year, Sacred Heart has seen over 1,800 patients being open twice a week, and has been fortunate enough to add more open hours since the start of 2013. This next year, their goal is to see over 3,000 patients!

Coming up on March 23rd, the 2013 Heart to Heart Gala will be taking place, benefiting the Sacred heart Community Clinic. It will be an evening of dinner, auction and dancing fun! For more information about the event, please visit the Heart to Heart website. Please consider supporting this event, and standing behind Liz and the wonderful work at the Sacred Heart Community Clinic!

Legend for Life: Liz Burton-Garcia

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