Eldred’s Nursery Foundation receives $5,000

April 10, 2025

Special to the Journal

Amy’s Attic Self Storage recently donated $5,000 to Eldred’s Nursery Foundation, a nonprofit organization in Belton, dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities through job skill development, independence, and real-world business experience.

Located at 1220B Main St., Eldred’s Nursery operates not only as a vibrant nursery selling flowers, plants, shrubs, and trees, but also as a transformative job training facility for adults with special needs in Bell County.

Since its founding on January 1, 2017, the organization has offered individuals the opportunity to build confidence and gain experience in a supportive work environment.

“Amy’s Attic Self Storage is honored to support the mission of Eldred’s Nursery Foundation,” said a company spokesperson. “We believe in the power of meaningful employment and inclusion, and we’re proud to help create opportunities for adults with special needs in our community.”

To further support these efforts, Eldred’s Nursery Foundation invites the public to a Wine Pairing Fundraiser—a special evening of wine, food, and giving back—on Saturday, April 26, from 6-9 p.m. at The Smith Family Farm House, located at 3205 Airport Trail, Temple.

Guests will enjoy a thoughtfully curated selection of fine wines paired with gourmet dishes, all while learning more about the mission and impact of Eldred’s Nursery Foundation. The event promises an unforgettable evening of community, connection, and charity.

“All proceeds from the fundraiser will go directly toward programs that promote independence, personal growth, and job training for individuals with disabilities,” said a board member of Eldred’s Nursery Foundation. “We are deeply grateful to Amy’s Attic Self Storage for their generous donation and ongoing support.”

Registration is only $75 per person and can be found at Enfound.org/ upcoming-events, by phone 254-831-3006 and in-person at Eldred’s Nursery, 1220 B North Main St. in Belton.