Lonestar District Lodge

Family Promise of Lake Houston is dedicated to helping homeless families in the community break the cycle of homelessness through a comprehensive network of support services. By providing temporary housing, meals, and essential resources, the organization empowers families to achieve stability and self-sufficiency. With a focus on five key service pillars—shelter, affordable housing, graduate care, outreach prevention, and community care—Family Promise fosters long-term relationships and sustainable solutions to family homelessness. Their impactful programs have served over 1,250 families and engaged thousands of volunteers in meaningful roles within the Lake Houston area. Generated from the website

L.I.F.E. Houston has been dedicated to supporting families in crisis by providing emergency formula assistance since 1988. Their mission includes feeding Houston’s hungry babies and offering education on proper infant and early childhood nutrition. Families with newborns up to 1-year-olds are eligible for free formula assistance. By attending events like the Fall Friends Luncheon and the Mother's Day Luncheon, supporters can help expand L.I.F.E. Houston's outreach to families in need. Donations play a crucial role in ending infant hunger and ensuring that every baby receives the nourishment they require. Committed to transparency and ethical standards, L.I.F.E. Houston maintains a conflict of interest policy to ensure all operations are conducted with integrity. They invite the public to review the annual disclosures at their St. Austin site and are available for any inquiries regarding their policies. Generated from the website content

Bay Area Homeless Services (BAHS) is a non-profit organization based in Baytown, TX, dedicated to assisting the homeless and those at risk of homelessness in achieving self-sufficiency and acquiring permanent housing. They provide a range of personalized services tailored to meet the unique needs of their clients, including emergency shelter services for low-income individuals and families in the East Harris County, Baytown, Liberty County, and Chambers County area. Additionally, BAHS offers employment services, job readiness programs, and classes to support clients in their journey towards independence. With a focus on preventing homelessness and addressing the economic impact it has on society, BAHS aims to empower individuals and families to become contributing members of society. They operate the Perry W. and Lou F. Britton Family Center, which offers transitional-type housing services to intact homeless families, helping them regain self-sufficiency and secure more permanent housing. Through partnerships with the community and generous donors, BAHS continues to expand its programs and provide innovative solutions to meet the evolving needs of the local homeless population.Generated from the website