Photo Gallery
2019: Abortion Ban Protest
Members of SCDems and others march in protest of the abortion bans at Georgetown square May 21
2019: Red Poppy Parade
Sun City Democrats had 41 walkers and float riders in the Red Poppy parade led by our Stilt walker to the delight of all those along the side lines, especially the children.
2019: Sun City Democrats at the Non-Profit Fair
Cathy Melendez, Marianne Chmeleck and Vicki Simons were “front and center” at the Sun City Democrat Club table at the Non-Profit Fair on February 22
2018: Out and About!
Georgetown Square Protest - Good crowd on the Georgetown Square protesting AG Jeff Sessions firing... Planned Parenthood Rally in Austin... Impact attendees at the Texas Democratic Convention...
2018: Campaign Trail
Valdez and Hegar on the campaign trail... Julian Castro with John and Molly Bucy at a Williamson County fundraiser... MJ Hegar meeting with Sun City Dems women...
July 19, 2018: Picnic (Legacy Pavilion)
A fun picnic to thank members and a great opportunity to join fellow Democrats and help change the course of our nation. Thanks to Cathy Melendez for taking reservations
A fun picnic to thank members and a great opportunity to join fellow Democrats and help change the course of our nation. Thanks to Cathy Melendez for taking reservations
April 28, 2018 Red Poppy Festival
Sun City Dems had a float + quite a few walkers participating in the Red Poppy Festival parade.
Sun City Dems had a float + quite a few walkers participating in the Red Poppy Festival parade.
April 15, 2018: Riding on Blue Power Impact Fundraiser
The IMPACT fundraising event, Riding on Blue Power, featured Lupe Valdez and Andrew White, the two run off candidates for governor of Texas. Approximately 300 Sun City Democrats, area candidates and community members enjoyed a barbecue dinner and entertainment by Steve the Brit.
The IMPACT fundraising event, Riding on Blue Power, featured Lupe Valdez and Andrew White, the two run off candidates for governor of Texas. Approximately 300 Sun City Democrats, area candidates and community members enjoyed a barbecue dinner and entertainment by Steve the Brit.
January 20, 2018: Women's March in Austin
Wow! A group of 76 Sun City Democrats traveled by bus on Saturday, to join women protesters in 10 cities in Texas and thousands of protesters in cities all over the United States. The one-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s inauguration was the date chosen to protest infringement upon women’s right to choose, while defending voter registration, persecuting health clinics such as Planned Parenthood, and ignoring the need for sex education in schools. Texas ranks dead last in the percentage of women receiving first-trimester prenatal care.
Marchers walked from Austin City Hall to the Capitol grounds where they heard various speakers: Texas State Representative Donna Howard, Melissa Fiero chairperson of the Women’s March of 2017, and former Texas State Senator Wendy Davis, among others.
Austin police estimated that up to 50,000 people attended the women’s march in January, 2017, while over 1 million people worldwide joined in marches in many countries. Many thousands of marchers were expected for the 2018 marches that occurred on both Friday night and Saturday.
Buses were organized for this trip by Activist Chairperson Pat Perkison and her husband, Bill.
Wow! A group of 76 Sun City Democrats traveled by bus on Saturday, to join women protesters in 10 cities in Texas and thousands of protesters in cities all over the United States. The one-year anniversary of Donald Trump’s inauguration was the date chosen to protest infringement upon women’s right to choose, while defending voter registration, persecuting health clinics such as Planned Parenthood, and ignoring the need for sex education in schools. Texas ranks dead last in the percentage of women receiving first-trimester prenatal care.
Marchers walked from Austin City Hall to the Capitol grounds where they heard various speakers: Texas State Representative Donna Howard, Melissa Fiero chairperson of the Women’s March of 2017, and former Texas State Senator Wendy Davis, among others.
Austin police estimated that up to 50,000 people attended the women’s march in January, 2017, while over 1 million people worldwide joined in marches in many countries. Many thousands of marchers were expected for the 2018 marches that occurred on both Friday night and Saturday.
Buses were organized for this trip by Activist Chairperson Pat Perkison and her husband, Bill.
