Hill Country Charity Ball
Help us change livesThe 2026 Hill Country Charity Ball Association event is scheduled for April 11, 2026 at Sendera Springs.
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The 2026 Hill Country Charity Ball Association event is scheduled for April 11, 2026 at the Sendera Springs benefiting
Kerrville Public School Foundation: Reece Zunker Memorial Scholarship Fund, Ingram Warrior Homes, Divinity Family Services, Mountain Home Volunteer Fire Department & Swift Water Rescue and The Impact Guild: Arcadia Recovery Collaboration (ARC).
Since 1986, Hill Country Charity Ball has raised over $2.1 million dollars for charities right here in our community. Click here to learn more about our history and to see a list of those charities that have benefited from your donations.
2025-2026 Underwriting opportunities
Texas Two-Step
$1,500.00
The Gambler
$3,000.00
Los Vaqueros
$6,000.00
The Rhinestone Cowboy
$15,000.00
The Cattle Baron: Title Sponsorship
$20,000.00
2025-2026
Table Sponsors
Thank you for your generosity
The Cattle Baron: Title Sponsorship – $20,000
Rhino’s Crash – $6,000
Elephant’s Herd – $3,000
Leopard’s Prowl – $1,500
- Bandera Electric Cooperative
- Texas Regional Bank
- Massey, Itschner & Co
- Texas Regional Bank
- Hill Country Crisis Council
- Security State Bank & Trust
- Mari Meja
Hyena’s Cackle – $600
- Chelsea Schmidt
- Happy State Bank
- Riverside Health & Rehab
- Marksmen General Contracting
- Bennett Woodruff
- Patricia Menegaz-Teweleit
Special thanks to our Event Sponsors & In-Kind Donors
Event sponsors
Cigar Lounge Sponsorship
In-kind sponsors
What Drives Us
Our Mission
The Hill Country Charity Ball Association, Inc. was founded in honor of Charles Bowmer Schreiner, V (January 17, 1980-January 2, 1981) who died of a congenital heart disorder. Baby Charlie was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schreiner, IV (Mary Helen). Each year, HCCBA, Inc., dedicate the proceeds of the annual gala to non-profit organizations seeking to improve the lives of others.
“Charlie’s Poem”
Laura Lightner
I haven’t seen too much of life, and yet I know it well,
Exquisite joy and ripened pain and love too sweet to tell.
My tiny heart felt them all, and I have come to say,
I’ve left this world a better place, and though I cannot stay~
My legacy is lively hope that from my journey here
I’ve brought a touch of heaven’s light and left a message clear:
Reach out and touch the little ones and all who need your care.
For even fragile hands can build a bridge of hope to share.
So, build a bridge of hope for me by gentle deeds well done:
This little heart will cheer you on through each and every one.”