Read our latest issue of The Channel to learn about our work in education, civic engagement, and arts and culture, including our recent campaign to connect eligible-to-naturalize-residents with nonprofit resources in Greater Houston.

Mariana Sanchez and Jannette Diep, of grantee organizations Bonding Against Adversity and BPSOS, know what it means to take the journey to U.S. citizenship. It’s why the two have made it their life’s work to help others do the same.

A dialogue with Rice, UH professors who examined voting access across Houston’s nine-county region.

Foundation directs funding to 65 current grantee partners, signaling commitment to building a resilient nonprofit sector

Apprenticeship programs are often associated with the construction industry, healthcare, and technology. However, as the nation grapples with an escalating teacher shortage, some school districts are turning to the familiar model to build a pipeline of prepared educators who learn alongside other teachers while earning a paycheck.

Local artists Jean Shon, Kaima Akarue, Kim Le, and Stanley Bermudez will showcase original works in Traces of Being.

Funds will support United Way's Government Funding Initiative which will launch in 2025.

Explore the latest issue of The Channel, our monthly newsletter, to learn more about a collaborative vision for Houston's cultural districts, our new Vice President of Programs, and more.

With more than half of newly hired teachers in Texas lacking state certification and classroom experience, researchers are sounding the alarm on the long-term impact of a stop-gap measure.