Bus Trip to the Capitol – Frisco & Waxahachie
March 11, 2025 @ 5:00 am - 7:30 pm CDT
HOP ON THE BUS WITH US!
Please join Texas Gun Rights and True Texas Project for a day of activism at the Capitol during the 89th Session of the Texas Legislature. Once each month, TXGR will host a bus to transport activists from a different TTP Satellite area to the Capitol. Whether you’re experienced, or new at this, it’s a great time together, riding the bus together, and doing important work together.
For this trip, departures will be from Frisco, TX or Waxahachie, TX. The bus trips are free but you MUST RSVP! Check the True Texas Project Calendar for other dates and details for buses from other areas of the state. There will be one each month of session.
Lunch & T Shirt Included
Sponsored by GOA/Texas
Reserve your seat HERE
Please do no reserve a seat unless you are committed to going. Every empty seat is a missed opportunity for another person. And if you reserve a seat and then find you cannot go, contact Fran Rhodes at [email protected] to cancel. Thanks to Texas Gun Rights for generously financing these buses. We can’t afford to have empty seats!
Frisco/Waxahachie Area Bus Trip – Tuesday, March 11, 2024
- Bus departs Ikea Store, 7171 Ikea Drive, Frisco, 75034, Departure time 5:00 AM – Boarding time starts at 4:45 AM
- Bus arrives at Waxahachie Town Center, Lowes Store, 1540 N Hwy 77, Waxahachie, 76165, Departure 6:45 AM Boarding 6:30 AM
- Bus arrives in Austin approximately 10:00 AM – Meet up with Fran and Chris (and other activists) in the Rotunda to receive assignments
- Bus departs Austin for return trip at 3:00 PM, with arrival in Waxahachie at approximately 6:30 PM, and in Frisco approximately 7:30 PM
Original Departure times will be strictly observed. Don’t be late!
Stopover Departure times are approximate and will depend on traffic. Be early!
When you arrive at the Capitol, you’ll meet up with Chris McNutt, TXGR President and Fran Rhodes, TTP President, and receive assignments for the day involving both TXGR and TTP priorities. Those might include talking to key lawmakers or their staff about specific issues/bills; testifying at committee hearings (if you’re up for it); registering for or against bills at the kiosks; distributing position papers to lawmakers; or writing cards to committee members.
If this is your first time doing activism at the Capitol, don’t worry! We’ll pair you up with experienced people and show you the ropes. We will never leave you alone to figure it out. Educating and motivating citizens to engage in government is what we’re all about!
See you at the Capitol!
