The Walk Houston 2015 is all about a Step in the Lime Light taking Mental Illness center stage. As we enter our fifth annual event that has raised over $72,000 for local non-profit agencies and overall awareness to the cause, we recognized that none of it would have been possible without the support of our Walk Teams, exhibitors, sponsors, and volunteers. On Saturday, October 10, 2015 we will gather at Stude Park (1031 Stude, Houston, TX 77007).
http://www.thehoustonwalk.org/about-the-walk/
THE HOUSTON HISPANIC FORUM IS A 501 (C) (3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON EMPOWERING AND INSPIRING THE SUCCESS OF THE LARGE AND FAST-GROWING HISPANIC COMMUNITY IN THE GREATER HOUSTON AREA, THEREBY STRENGTHENING THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY.
For More Information, please visit Houston Hispanic Forum
Hunger is a real health issue for children. If they don't get the nutrients they need while they're growing, their potential to thrive can be affected.
The need for food assistance is at its highest in summertime, when kids are out of school.
The Houston Food Bank provides after-school meals to children at sites throughout the greater Houston area during the summer - and the school year as well.
The Food Bank just opened a brand new, bigger kitchen so we can feed more children year-round.
To volunteer or find out more information, please visit www.houstonfoodbank.org
Impact A Hero (IAH) was started in Cincinnati, Ohio in 2004 by founder Richard (Dick) Lynch. Having watched the men and women return home from the War on Terror with serious physical and emotional wounds, he was determined to help them with their new life challenges and situations - wounded heroes was his new mission in life.
In 2005 the inaugural Impact A Hero Weekendwas held in Sugar Land, Texas. It was the beginning of a grass roots effort by Impact A Hero to provide a network of much needed continuous emotional and financial support services to our wounded heroes
For More Information, please visit - www.impactahero.org
United Way of Greater Houston engages caring people to improve lives and build a stronger community. At the heart of our work is ensuring the safety net by providing life-saving services to meet our neighbors' most basic needs, like food and shelter.
We are here to support families and individuals when they are going through crises, like job loss, domestic violence and natural disasters.
And, we create a pathway to self-sufficiency and success for our neighbors and our community. We provide the tools, resources and education for families to achieve financial stability and independence, for children to succeed in school and in life and for veterans to rebuild their lives after returning from service.
Every day of the year, 24-hours a day, we are the voice of help and hope for those who call our 2-1-1 Texas/United Way HELPLINE.
And, we bring stakeholders and our community together to address the most pressing needs in our area, improving the quality of life for everyone in our region. We do it all strategically, transparently and with a focus on results.
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