This is a very loving place to stay for sober living. We placed our son here and he was very well…read moretaken care of on a personal basis, I could not have asked for a better place knowing he was taking care of both emotionally and physically. He could not drive but arrangements was made to accommodate him to his meeting. The house manager went out his way to help pick up things my son needed to maintain his health. I am so happy we chose this place for my son.... This is far the best place for anyone looking to maintain sobriety and peace, very very loving.... Thank you for all you have done for my family

Best sober house I've ever been. The owner is a true gift to addicts everywhere. It's only place…read moreI've ever been successful to this day for today

i highly recommend houston recovery homes. Brian the owner is very positive & uplifting, and has…read morehelped me so much. the houses are very neat and make you feel at home. the weekly activities are fun, interactive, and a great way to make connections with the other guys in the home. great for those who are ready to make a genuine, lifelong change!

From the owner: We come from a wholesome state of mind.read more

Kids Meals Houston is a nonprofit that delivers free, healthy lunches to children suffering from…read morefood insecurity. They deliver 7,000 to 8,000 lunch bags a day to children across the Houston area. We are glad to support this awesome cause by decorating paper lunch bags, stuffing the bags with healthy snacks, and donating stuffed bags. Hope everyone who's able will find time to donate or volunteer for Kids Meals!

Through an organization I'm a board member of, I signed up to volunteer on a Saturday morning at…read moreKids' Meals Inc. Located in The Heights, Kids' Meals is in a shopping center with a bunch of other businesses. Since some entrances were closed, it was a little confusing figuring out how to get in at first. But, once you're in, parking is easy. After arriving, an employee at Kids' Meals spent a couple of minutes training us. Kids' Meals makes bagged lunches for kids in need. Since you're making meals, they require that you wear a hat or hair net. After training, we moved on to the facility where they had an assembly line system going. There were several different jobs and mine was to place a sandwich in a bag and then place the completed lunch in a large box. After 60 lunches filled the box, I also served as the muscle (a role I always gladly accept ;)). The boxes were then moved to a tray. I spent two hours or so volunteering here and it was a great experience. Giving back to the community is so important and Kids' Meals is one of the many great non-profits here in Houston. I would gladly volunteer here again.