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ORGANIZATIONS
COVID-19 RESPONSE HIGHLIGHTS
1.Distribution of N-95 masks to the ICU and Covid-19
floors of Memorial Hermann and Methodist Hospitals
2. Covid-19 Relief Campaigns: Raised & distributed
$4000 worth food supplies, $3200 school supplies
for Title 1 Schools, $3600.39 worth devices supplies
(laptops & i-pads) for underserved kids affected by
Covid-19 in Fort Bend County. $1500 worth hygiene
supplies for the communities affected by Covid-19
3. Partnered with 35 mainstream non-profits of
Greater Houston for analysis, assesment, and
evaluation of affects and needs of Covid-19 affected
areas of the countys
4. With gratitude served lunches to the doctors,
nurses, staff working the ICU and Covid-19 floors of
Memorial Hermann Medical Center
5. Offered counselling towards the families affected
by remote/domestic affects of Covid
6 . Webinars for the communities through partners.
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Unite & Inspire
HIGHLIGHTS
• Guidestar Silver Seal of Transparency
• Presidential Volunteer Service Award Certifying
Organization (18 PVSA Medalists for 2019)
• Recognized by Fort Bend County with
Commendation Certificate for volunteering
services
• Serving special needs children, seniors, and
other underserved population locally and
internationally
• Eighteen partner organizations locally and
internationally
• More tha 10,000 hours of volunteering
• Teaching the underserved population through
Special Teams (Train to Trainers Program)
• Therapy for special needs children, meals for
underserved, and clothing for trafficking victims.
• Internships in the fields of special needs,
community service, and health care
• Grew from five volunteers to 178 volunteers in
less than two years
INSPIRING STORY
During the testing times of Covid-19, with all the social
distancing and remote work, our children volunteers
worked to raise $1000. Our high-schoolers raised
money for laptop devices that went to 12 students who
are now able to attend online schooling for the next
academic year. A middle-school volunteer inspired
his mother to register as donor while volunteering at
our collaborator’s booth, as he cannot donate due
to his age. Aditionally, a couple of volunteers raised
funds to help their fellow volunteers’ efforts toward
special needs children’s project.
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