Supporting Teachers

Someone’s disposable items can become great provisions for someone else in need. We know this from experience.

Before it got to the trash

On the eve of a mayor oil and gas company changing offices on December 2013, we received a phone call.

The oil and gas company needed to clean out the old offices. Their solution was to dispose of everything and anything that was left over because nothing old would be moved to the new offices. They were considering throwing away everything regardless of its usefulness.

We were given less than 24 hours to clean out the offices. We accepted the challenge! We knew we could find good use to anything found in the old offices.

Putting to use the new supplies

Up to this point we had collected and donated school supplies for children. That was and remains our primary focus. However, receiving office supplies inspired us to be creative and think how these supplies could be repurposed to benefit the children. Naturally, we thought of donating it all for the classrooms.

In rural schools, classrooms are not adequately equipped. Teachers do not have enough teaching materials, especially when it comes to subjects related to the arts and sports. Therefore, donating supplies to them would positively impact the educational experience of the children.

Now, a couple of years since that first batch of supplies, we continue collecting supplies in our effort to support 35 teachers in 5 different schools. If you wish to donate any supplies contact us, 713-364-4891.

2 thoughts on “Supporting Teachers”

  1. I am going to clean out the cabinets we have been using for my sons’ school and crafting supplies. Would you be interested in the items I find there? They may already be somewhat used, but if they are still in good condition, I would love to send them where you need them to go.

    1. Kristin, yes! We’ll take it!! we greatly appreciate it! We will be available to pick up on or after January 21. Thank you!!

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