Beyond the Court: LTTA Connects with Local Businesses

LTTA community liaison Kim Fox represented the association at two local business events in October, building connections with the people and organizations that help our community thrive.

On October 7, LTTA attended the Eco Estate Jewelry ribbon cutting, celebrating the business at its new location. Eco Estate Jewelry shared that business has increased by more than 30% since the move, a milestone worth celebrating and an encouraging sign of support from the community.

On October 8, the A+ Federal Credit Union Chamber Business Highlight offered an opportunity to learn more about the credit union and its involvement with Lake Travis Independent School District. Its Lake Travis Visa card program raises funds for the district, demonstrating how everyday purchases can help support local students and schools.

For LTTA, attending these events is part of building relationships beyond the tennis court. Connecting with local businesses creates opportunities to introduce our organization, learn about others’ work, and explore shared interests in serving the Lake Travis area.