What we’re about
AyoBlack Girl Inc. Houston Meetup is a vibrant community for ladies and women looking to elevate their entrepreneurial skills and build profitable businesses. Our group gathers for weekend, weekday, and evening adventures, social networking, and brainstorming sessions. We focus on understanding ourselves, self-empowerment, and taking action. Join us for live music and art shows, good food, breakfast meetups, women solopreneur discussions, black women's issues, wine tastings, and professional networking opportunities. Come connect with other black girls and enjoy ladies brunches with like-minded individuals. Let's support each other in our journey to success!
We currently have chapters in Boston MA and Chicago IL! So if your in one of the three cities come out and vibe with the family :)
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See all- Volunteer with us! Houston Food Bank PantryHouston Food Bank, Houston, TX
Come out for an afternoon of volunteering and giving back to our community by fighting one of the biggest issues in our country - food insecurity.
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* IMPORTANT INFO *Please use the link below to register if you would like to attend. This will give you a QR code that will be required on the day of.
http://houstonfoodbank.civicore.com/index.php?section=indGpRegistrations&action=conditional&fwID=96145.Children aged 6 and older are welcome to volunteer but must be accompanied by an adult.
Duties include inspecting, sorting, and packing donated food in addition to making food boxes/bags for community members.
ADDRESS - Houston Food Bank
535 Portwall St.
Houston, TX. 77029CLOSED-TOE SHOES REQUIRED - casual dress, long pants (preferred), t-shirt with sleeves. Bring work gloves if desired. Please leave personal belongings in your vehicle as locker space is limited
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Over 38 million Americans (11.8 percent) lived in households that struggled against food insecurity, or lack of access to an affordable, nutritious diet. This represents a 9 percent increase from 2019.1 in 7 (14.8 percent) households with children could not buy enough food for their families, considerably higher than the rate for households without children (8.8 percent).
Last year alone 8.5 Million Meals were provided to kids through our Backpack Buddy, Kids Cafe, and School Market programs from Houston Food Bank.
This is limited to 20 participants however if there is more interest I can update our group number. Kids over the age of 6 are welcome to come and volunteer as well but must be attended by an adult. Please wear closed-toed shoes, comfortable clothes, and bring a water-bottle. Afterwards we will go unwind with a drink and a bite to eat.
