
March Update:


Chicktime San Antonio gathered this evening around dinner tables instead of our usual Saturday workshop. With spring break falling differently for the girls at Boysville Children’s Home—and so many fun activities filling their schedules—we chose not to cancel, but to simply change the rhythm of how we showed up.
So we did what Chicktime has always done best… we came to the table.
Thanks to the generosity of Chicktime supporters who faithfully give so moments like this can happen, we were able to host a catered dinner and an evening of intentional conversation. The tables were dressed in spring and Easter colors, bunny plates and cheerful centerpieces scattered about—simple touches meant to say to every girl who walked in: you matter, and tonight was prepared with you in mind.
Dinner was a full pasta feast—deep dish pizza, chicken alfredo fettuccine (with and without broccoli), spaghetti and meatballs, Caesar and house salads, and warm garlic knots. And because Chicktime ladies never stop at “enough,” co-leader Annette Goodson topped the night off with brownie cupcakes crowned with cookies-and-cream, sea salt caramel with chocolate drizzle, and chocolate buttercream with sprinkles. Strawberry lemonade was the drink of choice.
But the real sweetness of the night happened around the table.
We played “Pass the Basket,” where each girl pulled a question, read it aloud, and shared her answer before passing the basket along. Questions ranged from dreaming big—
If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?
If you could have any superpower, what would it be?
—to lighthearted fun like guessing who in the group might survive a zombie apocalypse or go viral on social media.
There was laughter.
There was listening.
There was encouragement.
We prayed before the meal, worship music hummed quietly in the background, and for a little while the girls simply got to sit, talk, and be seen.
Before the night ended, each girl received a small spring break and Easter gift bag—candy, lip gloss, a face mask, and a Sonic gift card. Just another small way of saying what Chicktime has always believed: every girl deserves to feel special, safe, and deeply loved.
This is why Chicktime exists. Not for grand stages or big programs, but for moments like this—tables set with intention, conversations that remind a girl she is worth hearing, and hearts willing to show up again and again.
“Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”
—Matthew 25:40
And tonight, around a simple dinner table, we saw just how sacred that calling can be.