Honoring Round Rock El Amistad Club.

Texas House Resolution 1443 honors the Round Rock El Amistad Club for its nearly six decades of positive impact in the local community. Established in 1968 by Jesse R. Molina and other Hispanic leaders, the club is dedicated to empowering students through educational scholarships and charitable initiatives. Since its founding, the nonprofit has awarded more than $3 million in scholarships to area youth. Additionally, the club sponsors various outreach programs and fundraising events, such as Creekside Bingo, Fiesta Amistad, and an annual golf tournament. The organization is led by president David Villarreal, vice president Janda Castillo, treasurer Angel Romero, secretary Tina Steiner, and at-large member Oscar Perez. ([capitol.texas.gov](https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/billtext/pdf/HR01443I.PDF?utm_source=openai))

The passage of HR1443 has been met with widespread appreciation, highlighting the club's longstanding commitment to community service and youth education. Local media outlets have praised the resolution, emphasizing the club's role in fostering community unity and supporting Hispanic cultural awareness. The recognition is seen as a well-deserved acknowledgment of the club's contributions over nearly six decades. ([communityimpact.com](https://communityimpact.com/round-rock-pflugerville-hutto/el-amistad-50-years-round-rock-hispanic-youth-leadership-fund-still-empowers-students/?utm_source=openai))

There have been no significant negative reactions or controversies reported regarding HR1443. The resolution has been largely viewed as a positive acknowledgment of the Round Rock El Amistad Club's contributions to the community.