They did a wonderful job educating me on how to navigate through an ARD meeting and what services…read moremy child had a right to. A volunteer advocate came to an important ARD meeting with my husband and I. Their services were essential in helping to get us the help our son needed. The advocates are trained volunteers and I deeply appreciate their time and assistance.

Fecal matter on the wall of the men's restroom's handicap stall. Similar to the Domino's in League…read moreCity, there is a bizarre affinity for autism. I say this because there's a sticker that says autism and could not get mgmt to remove it.

Ok I'm not above thrift shopping. Especially when jeans are so expensive and after surgery I've…read morelost a lot of weight and have no clue if it will stay off (I'm trying!) or even what size I wear! So off to the Goodwill. It's actually a pretty nice one with tons of clothes, shoes, purses, furniture and yes jeans! Brand new jeans, old jeans, fancy name brand jeans, no name jeans... You do have to search. They try to keep all the sizes together but they get mixed up do be prepared. But if you thrift a lot, you know! I was with hubby so couldn't spend all day like I wanted to but it's ok I'll be back! We got 2 pairs of jeans, 1 blouse and a pair of shorts for hubby and spent like $25. Booyah! Saving the money! I do have clothes to drop off so I will for sure be back!

Recently completed a community service project at the Dream Center in Clute, TX…read more I was treated fairly and with a lot of God's love. I felt as if I was appreciated in helping out with their programs. The group of worker's I worked along side with were very helpful to me , I experienced God's love of people in general. Now that my service project is finished, I feel like I still want to help them out in all their service projects they have. Coming up soon is their Dream Gifts Program where they try to provide Christmas to children that are less fortunate than some. The program opens up for registration on December 2 and 3, to get registered for the program. Every 2nd and 4th Mondays they have the Dream Pantry to give out food needed for less fortunate members of this locality. On the opposite Mondays when it is not the Dream Pantry days they have a program that provides clothing, coats, dresses, pants, scarves and toiletries for the Seniors from !:30 to 3:30 pm. Then at 4:00 pm until 6pm that same day they have families come and get some clothing that they need. Thank you Dream Center for opening up my eyes to what this organization does for those less fortunate than most. I highly recommend other's to go out to 796 S. Hwy 288 and give of your time and energy. You can volunteer the time YOU have to help others in need. Sincerely, L. Taff

From the owner: We are a food pantry, but so much more. The Brazoria County Dream Center provides avenues of…read morehealing to the souls of hurting humanity in Brazoria County, Texas. We address both the physical and emotional needs of the community. We accomplish this by focusing on: rebuilding hope, renewing lives, and restoring dreams.