Philanthropy Update 2022
We have several philanthropy opportunities for the upcoming holiday
season. We hope these options give everyone who wants to participate
a way to do so!
Family Point Resources Christmas Store: Family Point Resources will have its annual Christmas Store on Saturday, December 10th. The Christmas Store gives Family Point’s clients the opportunity to buy new presents for their children without spending more than $50. Items can be delivered to Family Point Resources (725 Bateswood) on December 8th
& 9th, or to Bridget Williams’ home (407 Kickerillo Drive) by 5:00 p.m.
on December 9th. Click here to view the sign- up genius with the
needed items.
RaiseUp Families Adopt-a-Family: RaiseUp Families prevents homelessness by providing financial assistance to parents of school aged children in the Greater Houston area. They have an adopt-a-family program each year that centers on the “Four Gift Solution”: Something you want, something you need, something to wear, something to read. Please contact Holly Sandlin at holly@raiseupfamilies.org if you would like to adopt a family.
Kids’ Meals Houston: Preschool aged children often fall through the gap of social services addressing food insecurity. Kids Meals addresses the hunger and food insecurity for children ages 5 and under who are not only at a critical developmental stage but cannot access school-based free meal programs. Click here to find out about Kids’ Meal Holiday Hope program. You can adopt-a-family, make a donation, do some holiday shopping that benefits Kids Meals, or buy and decorate lunch bags.
WHAM (West Houston assistance Ministries): Helping to meet the essentials of daily living, WHAM matches client needs with available services and programs, including financial assistance, job search, food pantry, low cost gently used items and special programs such as Back to School. Click here to make a donation to help provide a holiday meal or click here to make a donation to help provide toys children of families who are struggling. Want to find out more about WHAM?
Go to www.whamministries.org
