San Antonio Woman

Every day, countless animals face abandonment, neglect and even death. SNIPSA is a nonprofit organization based in San Antonio devoted to changing their fate. Founded by a dedicated team of veterinarians, SNIPSA is a beacon of hope for these unwanted and homeless animals. With its mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome cats and dogs, SNIPSA transforms lives and addresses a critical community need. At the heart of SNIPSA’s efforts is also a commitment to reducing animal overpopulation. Through free or low-cost spay/neuter services at its office or Big Fix Clinics, SNIPSA addresses the homeless animal problem at the root. ?? Read how you can get involved here: https://lnkd.in/gdQNuWGY #sawomanmagazine #sanantoniowomen #sanantonio #SNIPSA #community #homelessanimals #catsanddogs #help

Women Leading Robotics! ?? San Antonio is emerging as a global leader in robotics, driven by a dynamic ecosystem of innovation and collaboration. Christina Gomez-Terry, Vice President of Operations at Plus One Robotics, and Stephanie Garcia, part of the business development and communications teams at Port San Antonio, are leading figures in this movement. Their partnership exemplifies San Antonio’s robotics ecosystem, where talent, education, and industry intersect. Learn about this incredible partnership here: https://lnkd.in/gF7McqvN Christina Gomez-Terry Stephanie Garcia #sawomanmagazine #sanantonio #sanantoniowomen #WomenInBusiness #robotics #WomenInRobotics #womenleaders #plusonerobotics #portsanantonio

Congratulations Methodist Healthcare System and Megan Cool Amalakuhan!!

Impact San Antonio was founded in 2004 with just 25 women. Since awarding the first grant of $25,000 to the ARC of San Antonio in 2005, it has grown to 500-plus members annually. It regularly awards High-Impact Grants of $100,000 in five focus areas: Arts and culture, education, environment, Preservation and recreation, family, and Health and wellness. Impact SA has awarded over $6.4 million in grants, 130 grants to 90 organizations to date. Read more about they're making a difference here: https://lnkd.in/gpWuJNCJ #sawomanmagazine #sanantoniowomen #sanantonio #impactsa #makingadifference #grants #MakingAnImpact

?? Meet Krystal Jones! This dynamo has been supporting and advancing San Antonio’s arts and culture community for more than a decade. As Director of the City’s Department of Arts and Culture, she oversees a $7 million grant program, $15.7 million public art program, the San Antonio Film Commission and two City owned galleries as well as numerous cultural programming for our community. Read more about what's in Krystal's bag here: https://lnkd.in/gR-B-9uj #sawomanmagazine #sanantoniowomen #sanantonio #artsandculture #whatsinyourbag #adventure

Meet Brooks Hagee, MD, owner of Collectible Brooks! "Collectible Brooks was founded in 2019 out of my passion for the timeless beauty of vintage and antique decor. My love for classic pieces like Rose Medallion, Majolica, and Staffordshire, along with a desire to inspire others to create homes filled with history and charm, motivated me to launch a business where these treasures could be rediscovered and appreciated. I’ve always believed that a home should tell a story, and through Collectible Brooks, I hope to help others curate spaces that reflect their personal histories and personalities." Read more about this charming store here: https://lnkd.in/g7wv7pay #sawomanmagazine #sanantoniowomen #collectiblebrooks #collectibles #antiques #classics #HistoryAndCharm

As the leaves fall and temperatures drop, many people experience a shift in mood that goes beyond the typical end-of-year stress. The holidays, which should be a time of joy, often heighten feelings of anxiety and depression, creating a mental health struggle that is exacerbated by the changing seasons. Understanding these seasonal emotional shifts and addressing brain health during the fall and winter months is crucial, particularly as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) becomes more prevalent. Read more about the impact of seasonal changes here: https://lnkd.in/gfX6rgWi #sawomanmagazine #sanantoniowomen #braincoach #seasonaldepression #anxiety #mentalhealth #sanantonio Brain Coach | Dr. Sunita Punjabi

Our third leader in this issue's Feature Story on the city's preservation is Angela Burns, Chief Development Officer at Only 1 Hospitality Group. Angela played a crucial role in blending respect for history with a vision for modern use on the historic Creamery project in San Antonio which has transformed into a vibrant, multi-use space that honors the city’s architectural heritage. Read more about this incredible development here: https://lnkd.in/g2Y2hz5f #thecreamery #historiccreamery #sawomanmagazine #sanantonio #historicpreservation #conservation #citypreservation #SanAntonioHistory #womeninbusiness

Celebrate the season in Boerne, Texas where “the holidays feel like home!” It all kicks off Thanksgiving weekend with Dickens on Main, where Boerne’s Hill Country Mile transforms into a vintage winter wonderland! Three more weekends of fun follow, perfect to soak up small-town holiday vibes without the crowds. Find a schedule and info at www.holidaysinboerne.com @DickensonMain #boerne #christmasinboerne #dickensonmain #holidayseason #feelslikehome #winterwonderland #smalltownbigheart

San Antonio’s historic preservation efforts balance honoring the past with fostering modern progress. At the forefront of these initiatives are women leaders who are shaping the future of the city’s built environment and cultural heritage. The Office of Historic Preservation (OHP), led by Shanon Shea Miller, safeguards historic districts and landmarks while innovating through sustainable practices emphasizing environmental and economic sustainability. The OHP plays a key role in design review for new construction or changes to historic buildings... read more here: https://lnkd.in/g2Y2hz5f #sawomanmagazine #sanantonio #historicpreservation #conservation #citypreservation #SanAntonioHistory