Children, volunteers, and partners gathered on the football field during a previous Hometown Huddle

Healthy Kids · Active Families · Stronger Community

Hometown Huddle

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A high-energy youth experience where healthy choices, daily movement, teamwork, and non-contact football activities come together on the field.

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The next date, participation cost, child-registration form, and volunteer form will be posted once they are confirmed. Subscribe for UWCT updates so your family or organization does not miss the announcement.

Move. Learn. Connect.

Helping children discover that healthy choices can be fun

Hometown Huddle introduces children to the benefits of healthy eating, daily exercise, smart food choices, teamwork, and movement through an encouraging, activity-based experience. Participants rotate through non-contact football drill stations designed to keep them engaged and active.

Designed for Young Participants

Boys and Girls · Ages 7–12

Final eligibility, capacity, cost, and registration requirements will be confirmed with the next event announcement.

The Hometown Huddle Experience

Healthy habits built through play

1

Move Every Day

Active drill stations show children that exercise can be energetic, approachable, and enjoyable.

2

Make Smart Choices

Youth learn why nutritious food and everyday choices matter to energy, growth, and overall health.

3

Practice Teamwork

Non-contact football activities reinforce listening, cooperation, sportsmanship, and confidence.

4

Meet Role Models

Young participants connect with college athletes, volunteers, health professionals, and community partners.

Community Partnership in Action

United around children’s health and opportunity

Hometown Huddle is presented through the partnership of United Way of Central Texas, the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, and Baylor College of Medicine–Temple. Each partner contributes expertise, encouragement, and community connection to create an engaging youth experience.

United Way of Central Texas University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Baylor College of Medicine–Temple

Past Event Highlights

A memorable day on and off the field

Previous Hometown Huddle experiences have included multiple non-contact football drill stations, participant shirts and goodie bags, and opportunities to meet University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football players.

Specific benefits for the next event will be announced with registration.

There Is a Place for You

Families, volunteers, and partners

FAMILIES

Register a Child

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VOLUNTEERS

Serve on the Field

Help welcome families, support activity stations, organize participants, and create an encouraging experience.

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PARTNERS

Support the Experience

Ask about sponsorship, in-kind support, employee volunteer teams, or ways your organization can promote youth wellness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Before the next registration opens

When is the next Hometown Huddle?

The next date has not yet been published on the UWCT website. Subscribe for updates or contact the office for the latest information.

What ages is the program designed for?

The existing program information identifies Hometown Huddle for boys and girls ages 7–12. Final eligibility will be confirmed with the next event announcement.

Is this tackle football?

No. The program description identifies multiple non-contact football drill stations.

Can adults volunteer?

Volunteer opportunities are traditionally part of the event. Final roles, requirements, and the volunteer form will be posted with the next event details.

Who should I contact with questions?

Contact United Way of Central Texas at 254-778-8616 or info@uwct.org.

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