Texas Coastal CattleWomen, Inc. (TCCW) is a 501c3 local affiliate of Texas CattleWomen, Inc. (TCW Our purpose is to work for the betterment of the Agricultural Industry through beef promotion and education. Our local organization welcomes members from any county in Texas to work with us in the serving of the following counties: Austin, Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Grimes, Harris, Liberty, Montgomery, San Jacinto, Waller, Walker and Wharton.

TCCW Membership Form March 2025

Texas Coastal CattleWomen (TCCW), a 501c3 organization covering thirteen Gulf Coast counties, is affiliated with Texas CattleWomen (TCW-state) and American National CattleWomen (ANCW-national Our local organization welcomes members from any county in Texas to work with us in the serving of the following counties: Austin, Brazoria, Chambers, Fort Bend, Galveston, Grimes, Harris, Liberty, Montgomery, San Jacinto, Waller, Walker and Wharton.

We share friendships and have a passion for supporting and being ambassadors for the Beef Industry by providing accurate facts and reliable information to consumers (neighbors, friends, etc.) concerning the nutrition of BEEF. The world of Agriculture is in great need of more support, and we provide this through beef industry promotion. We also help our ranchers in times of dire need, such as droughts, fires, and floods.

Owning cattle is NOT a requirement for membership.

TCCW's Fundraiser is held annually. This fundraiser allows us to offer college scholarships to study ag related, consumer science, or hotel / restaurant or wildlife management courses for a major; to donate to TCW (state) and others as requested or needed (farmers/ranchers with great losses), and to financially provide for other activities.

TCCW has lunch meetings on the third Wednesday of each month EXCEPT: February (2nd Wednesday); March and July (NO meetings); and December (Christmas Party). Some of our annual events include:

-Distributing beef education activity books to country fairs;

-Having a Christmas dinner;

-Supporting National Ag Week with activities to promote beef education at the rodeo or, in the community;

-Donating packaged frozen ground beef to various non-profit organizations. 

 

Please contact me if you have any quesitons. 

Shelly Brock

TCCW VP MEMBERSHIP

email@shellybrock.com

281-658-3700

TCCW Membership Form March 2025

TCW Form 

We provide an organization through which women function collectively to protect their industry, work toward solutions of beef cattle problems, to inform consumers of the importance of the industry and of the contributions it makes to the economy of the nation.

Because of the prevalence of misinformation about BEEF, CattleWomen strive to provide science-based information to consumers regarding the nutritional benefits of BEEF in a healthy diet. The continuing progress and prosperity of the industry is the mainstay of all our activities.

The number of people in our business decreases each year, as is our voice in national and local affairs.

That is why the work of Texas CattleWomen is so important and why we, as a group, must work together and speak out for BEEF. If we who are vitally interested in the welfare of the BEEF Industry do not support the industry, who will?

Texas CattleWomen participate in several ongoing state projects...

• BEEF FOR FATHER'S DAY
• BEEF GIFT CERTIFICATES
• legislative action calls
• Ag Day promotions
• distribution of BEEF education materials
• the Texas Beef Leaders of Tomorrow Program
• fundraising for scholarships
• Women in Ranching Education
• Tours
• and More!

We also have representation on the state and national level with seats on both the Texas Beef Council Board and the Cattlemen's Beef Board. 

 

When you join us, you become part of a supportive network that starts in your local community, expands across the State of Texas, and encompasses the entire countryunited in purpose, sharing your passion, protecting your future.

The Texas CattleWomen, Inc.'s organization consists of local organizations that function not only to support State and National goals, but also to support their own communities.

Each local chapter chooses its own name, determines what officers it will elect and committees it will name, chooses when and how often it will meet, writes its own by-laws (which must coordinate with the State Constitution and By-Laws), sets its own dues and plans its own projects in addition to participating in State and National projects.

There are locals with as few as 5-10 members and some with well over a

hundred. There is no set number to organize or continue a group. It is the work and cooperation of the members that count. Women without access to an organized local group may join Texas CattleWomen as a member-at-large (paying state dues only At the national level, when you join our Texas organization, you are encouraged to join the American National CattleWomen. Membership in ANCW is required by the Texas CattleWomen, Inc. By-Laws for all state officers and board of director members.

TCW Form