COALITION PARTNERS​

• Bayou City Fellowship 

• New Pleasant Grove MBC

• Kashmere Gardens MBC

• Canaan MBC

• Sweet Home MBC

• East Park MBC

• Mount Rose MBC

• Free Indeed Church

• Community Works CDC

• Baltimore Baptist Association - Baltimore, MD

• Bayou City Fellowship

• Champion Forest Baptist Church

• Chapelwood UMC

• Christian Fellowship Church - Miami, FL

• City Life Church

• Feed The Children

• First Baptist Church - Alma, AR

• First Baptist Church Pasadena

• First Baptist North Houston

• First Presbyterian Church Of Kingwood

• Henderson Hills Baptist Church

• Houston Food Bank

• Houston’s First Baptist Church

• Iglesia La Tierra Prometida Church 

• Lazybrook Baptist Church

• Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church

• Mission Cristiana Casa Del Rey Church

• North Central Baptist Church

• Rebuilding Together Houston

• Second Servings

• Union Baptist Association

• United Churches of Christ

• Woodland’s First Baptist Church

Northeast Houston Responds is bringing churches and organizations together to serve families still recovering from disasters in the Northeast Houston area.

Coalition Coordinator 

PASTOR JOHNNY D. GENTRY III

johnny@houstonresponds.org

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

FAMILIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY NEED YOU!

Volunteers are working together to complete Harvey & Imelda recovery projects throughout the community. No construction experience is required, just a willingness to learn and a heart to serve. The workday typically takes place from 9:00 am - 2:00 pm. After completing the Volunteer Sign-up Form below you will be contacted by email with more details about the workday. Come join us and help make a difference for families just like yours! Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and all volunteers must be at least 14 years old.

PRIMARY NEIGHBORHOODS IN NEED:

Fontaine, Scenic Woods, Lakewood, Settegast, Rosewood, Kashmere Gardens, Trinity Gardens & 5th Ward.

WHAT TO BRING: Work gloves*, safety glasses*, closed-toe shoes (no sandals) & water bottle.​* Work gloves and safety glasses are available for those that need them, but volunteers are encouraged to bring their own due to the limited supply.