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Giving Texas a Hand

I have been to Texas a few times and have enjoyed my visits there.  The destruction and devastation that has taken place in there the last few days from what I have seen does not look like the place I remember. It makes you think that it could have been you, in that situation and that things can change in an instant.  I am trying to figure out what I can do assist and if you want to assist as well, here is a list of organizations that you can contact to see how.


I am not endorsing any of these organization, but sharing resources of who is taking donations. Check out these articles about how not to get scammed  and on how to ensure your donation goes where it is supposed to in Forbes Magazine and The New York Times. 

I pray that the people of Houston stay resilient and strong not only through the storm but also through rebuilding. 

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