Reading program encourages kids to have their own books

To encourage young students to read and in an early start to National Reading Month, Assistance League(R) of Houston volunteers and three OfficeDepot OfficeMax volunteers read to kids at…

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2018 Celebration of Giving is underway!

Dear Assistance League® of Houston Supporter, Another year has passed and Assistance League of Houston would like to invite you to share in our annual philanthropic program, Celebration of Giving….

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Celebration of Giving

The Celebration of Giving Program of the Assistance League of Houston was started over 12…

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A Message from the President…

It’s hard to believe we’re almost four months into the new Fiscal Year!  As promised, I’d like to give you a brief update of activities in and around the…

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Celebration of Giving at Texas Children’s Hospital a huge success

Judging by the looks on the kids’ faces when they talked to Santa and opened their stockings, Celebration of Giving was a…

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Assisteens visit Gardens of Bellaire to decorate and visit with residents

Assisteens, with cookies in hand, visited the residents of Gardens of Bellaire Assisted Living in early December to put Christmas decorations on wheel chairs and walkers.  “The people really…

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We won first place in the Chronicle’s “Houston Gives” Contest

Thanks to the efforts of members and friends led by Linda Williams Hall, past president, Assistance League of Houston won first…

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President’s Message for January/February 2018

Happy New Year, Members! I am hoping that this newsletter finds you encouraged about…

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The Assisteens are Working on Projects!

The Assisteens group started off the year working on their own philanthropic projects—tying blankets and preparing Birthdays in a…

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Assisteens® 2016-2017

The Assisteens, teen auxiliary for the Assistance League of Houston, had a fun and productive year. Although our membership was small, just 11 teens,…

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