For a Houston Without Homelessness
At SEARCH, we depend on your generous support to continue our mission of providing hope, creating opportunity, and transforming lives for thousands of individuals and families experiencing homelessness in our community. We know that there are many worthwhile causes, and we are grateful for your belief in our work and our mission. Thank you for your support and for your commitment to ending homelessness in Houston.
There are many ways that you can support SEARCH:
To purchase your tickets to SEARCH's 30th Anniversary Luncheon, please click the link below:
www.searchhomeless.org/events/annual-luncheon/donate-annual-luncheon/
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For more information, please contact Jess Rosen at jrosen@SEARCHhomeless.org or 713-276-3055.
SEARCH is in need of size 4 diapers and baby wipes to distribute out to the families at the House of Tiny Treasures! Help us to spread the word by liking and sharing this post!
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If you are interested in donating diapers or baby wipes, all diapers and baby wipes can be delivered to SEARCH’s House of Tiny Treasures at the address below:
2323 Francis St.
Houston, TX 77004
The House of Tiny Treasures is open Monday-Friday from 8am - 5pm.
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Please feel free to reach out to Molly Martin, Volunteer Coordinator, at mmartin@SEARCHhomeless.org or 713.276.3063 with any further questions.
Thank you for your help!
Mr. Thrash was incarcerated for 10 years. Upon release, he had no place to go and found himself experiencing homelessness in downtown Houston. In May 2018, Mr. Thrash was housed at New Hope Housing Harrisburg through SEARCH navigation.
Mr. Thrash is a self-taught artist. He is pictured in front of his abstract installation, “The Cheetah Cloth.” In addition to installation work, Mr. Thrash produces pen-and-ink works on paper. He can now create his art in a safe, stable home.
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The Super Bowl Host Committee sponsored a book fair at the House of Tiny Treasures to provide our young students with precious books and to help nurture a love of reading and learning.
Homelessness is a big issue in the houston area any time of year, but particularly this time of the season when temperatures can drop to or below freezing, but what can we do to address the problem. One organization called “SEARCH Homeless Services ” is taking a very unique approach here to tell us more about that we have the Executive Director Thao Costis.
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