Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth in Houston this Year
Celebrating Juneteenth in Houston offers a rich lineup and variety of activities, reflecting the city’s deep historical ties to the holiday.
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Ways to Show Love to Your Favorite Educator this Teacher Appreciation Week
May 6-10 is Teacher Appreciation Week, a wonderful time to recognize the hard work, dedication and impact of the educators in our lives.
Public Safety Policies and Community Trust: How to Bridge the Gap
By incorporating various perspectives from the community, fire, EMS and law enforcement agencies can develop policies that better serve the needs of the people they protect, fostering trust and collaboration for a safer future.
City of Houston Partners with Apache Corporation to Plant 2,500 Trees for Earth Day HTX 2024
The City of Houston has partnered with the Apache Corporation for a large-scale tree-planting event to celebrate Earth Day HTX 2024.
Health, Wellness & the Black Family: The Links Address Disparities at Expo
The Links, Incorporated has created community-based initiatives aimed at reducing inequality that can contribute to improving overall health outcomes for Black families.
The Links Hosting Black Family Wellness Expo in Greater Third Ward
The Houston-area cluster of The Links, Incorporated will hold a Black Wellness Expo on March 16 to reduce health and economic disparities and to improve lives in the Black community.
Efforts to Restore Historic Houston Black Cemeteries Continue
Volunteers gathered to clean up Olivewood and College Memorial Park Cemetery in honor of Black History Month. These two historic African American gravesites in Houston are part of the City of Houston’s Department of Neighborhoods Volunteer Initiative Program.
HCA Houston Healthcare CEO named Chair of 2024 Houston March for Babies
March of Dimes recently announced the appointment of Yasmene McDaniel as chair of the 2024 Houston March for Babies: A Mother of a Movement™.
How to Be a Philanthropist When Money is Tight
While contributing to a worthwhile cause is a common aspiration, actually doing so right now may feel unrealistic if you’re struggling with your own finances.
Jack and Jill of America Foundation’s Houston Chapter Hosts 2nd Annual Golf Tournament
The Jack and Jill of America Foundation’s Houston Chapter is inviting the public to have a swingin’ good time at its 2nd Annual Golf Classic this Saturday, March 2.
Three ways to find more meaning at work
Employees make career decisions for a variety of reasons, but an increasingly popular factor that many consider is whether their work will be meaningful – especially among younger generations. According to Fidelity Investments, 86% of all workers say it’s important to them to work for an employer with values that align with their own and…
Early Voting in Harris County Begins Tuesday: What To Know
HOUSTON — It’s time to make your voice heard, Houston! Tuesday, March 5, marks the official day for primary elections, but early voting officially begins today. Early vote centers in Harris County will be open Tuesday, Feb. 20 through Friday, March 1 (7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, 12 p.m. – 7 p.m….
President Keith ‘MR. D-MARS’ Davis, Sr. Gives Thanks to All of the Supporters for Helping to Shape 24 Years of Service
To My Heavenly Father, Lord God, as I close out this year, I thank you for being by my side and blessing me and my company to deliver the best services to our clients and fulfill their needs to build a better community. Family, To my family,I hope that I have been a stellar man,…
3 Ways People of All Ages Can Give Back
By: d-mars.com News Provider StatePoint No matter your age, it’s likely you’ve questioned your ability to make a difference. Research from the global nonprofit Points of Light shows that 73% of people believe that volunteering is more important than ever, yet 66% think they can’t make a big impact in their communities. Activists on the…
3 Ways People of All Ages Can Give Back
No matter your age, it’s likely you’ve questioned your ability to make a difference. Research from the global nonprofit Points of Light shows that 73% of people believe that volunteering is more important than ever, yet 66% think they can’t make a big impact in their communities. Activists on the ground prove otherwise. That’s why…
Living With COPD? How to Navigate Palliative and Hospice Care
By: d-mars.com News Provider StatePoint Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is also referred to as emphysema or chronic bronchitis and makes it hard to breathe. During every stage of the disease, starting when a person is first diagnosed, different supportive care options are available that can improve quality of life, including palliative and hospice care….
3 Ways People of All Ages Can Make the Most of International Youth Day
By: d-mars.com News Provider State Point August 12 is International Youth Day, a United Nations effort to celebrate youth activists, combat ageism and help bridge gaps between generations working toward the same change. No matter your age, it’s likely you’ve questioned your ability to make a difference. Research from the global nonprofit Points of Light…
Meet Dr. Tonie Reincke: A Champion for Healthy Veins Among Minority Groups
And Just Who is Dr. Tonie Reincke? Dr. Tonie Reincke is perhaps one of the reigning queens when it comes to patient care as a vein specialist in the city of Houston. With over three decades of her life dedicated to her profession as an Interventional Radiologist, it’s no wonder she’s been able to build…
How You Can Support the Next Generation of Small-Business Owners
In school, students are learning new skills that will help them achieve their dreams. For a growing number of them, these dreams include owning their own business. Small businesses are an important part of the American economy and have accounted for two out of every three jobs added in the past 25 years, according to…
Third Ward Community Cloth Cooperative: An Evening Honoring Distinguished Public and Community Servants!
Third Ward Community Cloth 30th Anniversary Celebration Honors Distinguished Public and Community Servants For three decades, The Third Ward Community Cloth (the Cloth) has served a vital role in extending the outreach of community organizations, agencies, churches, schools, and businesses, that provide life-enhancing services, programs and resources for Third Ward children, youth, and families. As the Cloth’s outreach has grown to include…