Veronica Birrueta-Granado serves as Chairman of North Hays County Restore & Rebuild, where she provides leadership, direction, and oversight to support the organization’s mission of walking alongside single moms through structured coaching, accountability, and community support. As a business owner, homeschooling mother, and community leader, Veronica brings a practical, hands-on perspective to her work—shaped by years of managing responsibilities both at home and in the marketplace.

 

Her experience running her own business and homeschooling her children has strengthened her organizational skills, perseverance, and commitment to building strong, stable foundations for families. Veronica is passionate about creating systems that promote responsibility, growth, and long-term independence, and she is deeply committed to serving the Hays County community with faith, compassion, and purpose.

​After serving as lead pastor at Hays Hills Baptist Church for over 28 years, David decided it was time for a change and in 2017 began focusing on Discipleship, overseeing Adult Education, Outreach and pastoral care. David holds a BA in Government from the University of Texas, a Master of Divinity and a Doctorate from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. David led the effort to raise funds and develop the sports complex in east Kyle for the Green Pastures Community. He married a single mom 34 years ago and they have three children and now seven grandchildren. In 2012 he joined with others in addressing the need for transitional housing for single-mom families, that eventually became Restore & Rebuild.

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Anita has been one of our most active coaches of single moms. She herself was a single mom who had to get training in accounting and taxes in order to land a job that would support her and her two girls. She worked various administrative jobs using her newly learned skills and took H.R. Block courses on tax preparation. She worked for two consecutive CPA firms, and finally was focused on tax work, representing clients at IRS audits. She has been drawn to minister to single moms. She says "with the right kind of loving, Christ-centered support, hard work and some practical life and skills training, single moms can provide for themselves and their children."

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Sandra Bryant is the elected Justice of the Peace for Hays County, Precinct 5, proudly serving the Buda community. Known for her commitment to fairness, community engagement, and public service, Judge Bryant brings decades of leadership experience through education, civic service, and nonprofit work. Before taking the bench, she served two terms as an at-large trustee on the Hays CISD School Board (2011–2017) and has long been active in mentoring students and supporting community initiatives.
 

Sandra is also the founder of Keeping Communities Connected, a nonprofit focused on connecting individuals and families with resources, mentorship, and opportunities that strengthen the community. She is passionate about meeting people where they are and helping others navigate life’s challenges.

She is a partner-member at Vertical Chapel, where faith and service are an important part of her life and leadership.
 

Sandra and her husband Ray proudly call Buda, Texas home. When she is not working or volunteering in the community, she enjoys spending time with Ray and their beloved animals, who keep life fun and full of energy.