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Our 34th annual Pull for Kids Classic brought the excitement of the casino to Houston, uniting our community for a night of celebration, generosity and going all in for children in foster care.
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Longtime champions and first-time guests heard stories of hope, resilience and transformation made possible through the dedicated support of our advocates, donors and volunteers.
Hundreds of children experienced a joyful back-to-school morning, complete with new clothes and school supplies, thanks to volunteers and sponsors.
Graduation is a major milestone for any young person, but for youth who have experienced abuse, neglect and the instability of foster care, it represents courage, determination and an unwavering will to keep moving forward.
Dwayne - once a child in foster care served by Child Advocates - stepped onto the field at a Houston Astros game to throw out the first pitch.
Thanks to incredible advocates and generous donors, we remained committed to providing hope to Houston's foster children in 2025.
KPRC 2 recently aired a segment on Child Advocates, featuring one of our court appointed advocates, Alyssa Canedo, and Program Director, Kathy Nevarez.
The 27th annual Angels of Hope Luncheon combined style and generosity, raising vital funds and awareness for Child Advocates’ mission.
Over 1,200 superheroes of all ages came together at CITYCENTRE Houston to run, cheer and raise nearly $125,000 for children in foster care.
Our 33rd annual Pull for Kids Classic brought the magic of Capri Nights to Houston, uniting our community for a weekend of celebration, generosity and lasting impact for children in foster care.
Take a look through the 2024 Annual Report to read all about the ways our incredible advocates and generous donors remained committed to Houston's abused children.
Hundreds of children experienced a joyful back-to-school morning, complete with new clothes and school supplies, thanks to volunteers and sponsors.
Graduating from high school is a major milestone for any young person—but it holds even deeper meaning for children who have spent time in foster care.
Twenty-three new volunteers were sworn in as advocates after completing June Advocacy University.
Thirteen new volunteers were sworn in as advocates after completing May Advocacy University.
Fifteen new volunteers were sworn in as advocates after completing April Advocacy University.
Eighteen new volunteers were sworn in as advocates after completing February Advocacy University.
At our Volunteer Appreciation Event, we awarded Megan Skeuse the Rookie of the Year Award for 2024!
Twenty-two new volunteers were sworn in as advocates after completing January Advocacy University.
Over 350 guests gathered for a dazzling fashion show and shopping exhibition to raise funds and awareness for Houston's abused and neglected children.
Sixteen new volunteers were sworn in as advocates after completing November Advocacy University.
Eighteen new volunteers were sworn in as advocates after completing October Advocacy University.
It was an epic morning of fun with over 950 runners and $115,000 raised.
Seventeen new volunteers were sworn in as advocates after completing September Advocacy University.
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You may put in a request of a court appointed advocate for any child/children currently in the temporary managing conservatorship of Harris County DFPS.
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REPORT ABUSE
To report child abuse, neglect or abandonment, contact the Texas Abuse and Neglect Hotline.
www.txabusehotline.org
1.800.252.5400
To report child abuse, neglect or abandonment, contact the Texas Abuse and Neglect Hotline.
www.txabusehotline.org
1.800.252.5400
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