Danielle Scheiner

Functions as a College/University

Generates and supplies electricity

Part of United Way Worldwide, Montgomery County United Way is a company based in The Woodlands, TX.

Chamber of Commerce

Operates as a association that promoting the welfare of Texas A&M university

Collects and distributes food and resources

Operates as a non-profit membership organization which engages in advancement and empowerment of business women

Leadership Montgomery County is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization focused on developing and enhancing current and future leaders to benefit the community. The non-profit company is based in Magnolia, TX. It offers programs such as the signature class, leadership master class, and the leadership summit, a one-day conference for business and community leaders. Each year, participants engage in a nine-month leadership training program that includes completing a community-benefiting class project in partnership with local nonprofits. These projects address specific organizational needs and involve collaboration between class members and nonprofit liaisons, supporting causes like foster care, senior resources, disaster recovery, and facility renovations. The organization operates primarily through donor support and offers sponsorship opportunities to fund its programs. An active alumni network supports ongoing education, social activities, and event planning. Founded in 1987 as Leadership Conroe and evolving into its current form in 1995, the organization prepares emerging and existing leaders to understand local issues, grow leadership skills, and foster connections that strengthen businesses, neighborhoods, government, and nonprofits.

The Association of Rural Communities In Texas (ARCIT) is a membership-based organization established in 2001 that advocates for rural and small communities, representing cities with populations under 50,000 and counties under 200,000. The non-profit company is based in Austin, TX. ARCIT works to influence state and federal policies to enhance the quality of life in rural areas, offering members access to programs and services through partnerships with agencies such as TXDOT, TCEQ, TDHCA, and TWC. The organization provides personalized advocacy, educational opportunities through conferences, networking with rural leaders, and continuing education credits for county commissioners. ARCIT hosts events including an annual conference with expert speakers and workshops on rural economic development, infrastructure, and technology, as well as social activities to foster community spirit. Vendor members and sponsors offer specialized services supporting rural infrastructure and development. Membership dues are tiered based on community size, with an individual membership option available.