Our Works of Service

Charity Directed Where Harris County Needs It Most.

Our brethren organize year-round and seasonal programs devoted to senior well-being, hunger relief, holiday warmth, and the education of children across Greater Houston.

4 Core
Active Programs
100%
Harris County Focus
5,000+
Lives Touched Yearly
Scope of Our Labors

How Each Work of Charity Creates Impact

Explore each program's timeline, recipients, and ways to take part across our primary areas of service.

Year-Round Service
1,200+

Senior visits arranged each year

Senior Living Center Fellowship

Eases the isolation of elderly residents in long-term care facilities through weekly fellowship visits, recreational crafts, adaptive supplies, and seasonal celebrations.

Schedule

Weekly / Year-Round

Those We Serve

Harris County Seniors

Thanksgiving Meal Box Drive

Assembles and delivers festive holiday food boxes with turkeys, fresh produce, non-perishable sides, and dessert directly to low-income families and homebound elderly neighbors.

Schedule

October – November

Those We Serve

Low-Income Families

Fall Seasonal
850+

Complete family holiday meals delivered

Winter Seasonal
2,500+

New toys given each December

Holiday Toy Charity

Joins community drop-off centers, local businesses, and individual donors to collect, wrap, and distribute age-appropriate new toys and games to children in underserved zip codes.

Schedule

November – December

Those We Serve

Children Ages 0–14

Back-to-School Backpack Drive

Prepares elementary and middle school students for success by providing sturdy new backpacks loaded with essentials: notebooks, pens, pencils, crayons, folders, and hygiene kits.

Schedule

July – August

Those We Serve

K–8 Public School Students

Summer Seasonal
1,500+

Backpacks filled with school supplies

Inquiries Answered

Light Upon Your Questions

Concerning petitions for relief, offerings of gifts, and service among our volunteers, we offer these answers.

How may a family or senior center petition for program support?

Individual families may submit a request for relief through our Assistance page, while directors of senior living communities may correspond with us directly through our organizational contact page. Placements are made according to zip code priority and seasonal availability.

Are written receipts provided for toy and backpack offerings?

Yes. Every off-site collection box bears a QR code for an instant 501(c)(3) tax receipt, and the staff of our headquarters warehouse will gladly issue a printed receipt during operating hours.

May corporate teams or groups conduct their own drives?

Indeed they may. We furnish company drive kits, including custom branded collection boxes, printable flyers, and digital wishlists, to corporate partners who gather toys, school supplies, or food among their own ranks.

Is there a minimum age for youth volunteers?

Volunteers aged 12 to 15 are welcome to assist with backpack packing and toy sorting when accompanied by an adult supervisor. Those serving independently must be 16 years of age or older.

Ready to Serve the People of Houston?

Whether you give your time in service or provide supplies for a neighbor in need, your labors keep our community strong and its foundations true.