Golf for Hope Tournament

Hope Center Houston's 3rd annual Golf for Hope Tournament is September 28, 2020 at Gleannloch Pines Golf Club. The four-person scramble includes mulligans, a Bubba Drive, lunch donated by Chick-fil-A 1960 & Walters, a raffle, silent auction, dinner donated by Swanny's, awards for Closest to the Pin, Closest to the Chick-fil-A Cow, and Longest Drive, plus a Hole-in-One competition sponsored by Tom Peacock Cadillac.

Contact us at info@hopecenterhouston.org for silent auction and sponsorship opportunities .

Medical Clinic

HCH received a check this week for $13,550 from Tri-County Health Alliance to purchase specific equipment for a medical clinic to be housed on our second floor. When completed (and guests are allowed in the building) the clinic will be staffed by volunteer nurses. We hope to also partner with an existing healthcare organization to provide additional services to our guests.

Although we cannot allow our homeless guests in the building at this time, your HCH staff and board members are working diligently through the pandemic for the benefit of our guests. We provide hot lunches Monday-Friday, water, manna bags, PPE, first aid and toiletry items, mail service, ID assistance, tele-counseling, a prayer circle, clothing and more. Plexiglass has been installed at check-in and kitchen areas. Our shower facilities are increasing from two to four showers and our elevator has been repaired. All available data is being researched by our pandemic committee to determine the safest procedures to follow while serving guests now, during inclement weather, and when we open, even if only on a limited basis. Pray for patience and wisdom for our team in these trying times.

The Get Together, a community of Christian business leaders who use their skills to help faith-based non-profits, are so excited about our work that they are making us a featured member of their organization.

Engineers Without Borders is a collaboration of professional engineers and engineering students. They have adopted our future dental clinic as a project. They have offered to create the architectural drawings and pull the permits for the build-out of the clinic on our second floor.

Girl Scout Troop 14030, led by Nicole Porter and Stephanie Campbell, has two scouts tackling a custom shelving project for three storage rooms on the second floor, along with organizing the rooms.

Girl Scout Troop 14585 built two custom bookshelves and will install them and organize our books to create a usable library for the Center.

All of our thanks to these groups and more who give selflessly to Hope Center Houston.

"Passion, perseverance, God-centered compassion, contribution, surprise, and teamwork."

~Description of HCH Board Members at 2020 retreat