HACKBERRIANS FOR HUMANITY
SIG Leaders: Debra Kline & Karen Watson
Debra: debralkline@aol.com
Karen: karenwatson007@gmail.com
Karen: karenwatson007@gmail.com
Do you have a serving heart? Join fellow Hackberrians at one of our events this year!
Call Karen (214) 883-5102 or Deb (817) 946-3898 for more information. We support local philanthropic events and sponsor some independent drives within Hackberry Creek.
Upcoming Events: Check back soon for updates!
Previous Events Supported
- The photo to the left is from a Pretty in Pink Foundation event. The mission of the Pretty In Pink Foundation is to provide financial assistance to uninsured and underinsured breast cancer patients with quality, life-saving medical treatment regardless of their ability to pay. Find out more at their website Pretty in Pink Foundation.org.
Recurrring Volunteer Opportunities
Forget everything you ever knew about hospital volunteering! Volunteer at Baylor Irving help in the ER, in surgical suite, rock babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit…and do the traditional front-desk greeting and work in the gift shop. Call John Drake for more information at (972) 579-4391 and mention you are a Hackberrian!
Our Children’s House at Baylor Irving needs volunteers to help read each week with preschool children who have medical needs (e.g. Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, etc.). An hour of volunteer help each week can make a HUGE difference in getting these kids ready for kindergarten. Call Tawnia Wise at (972) 579-4395 for more information.
The DFW Humane Society is a non profit 501(c)3 organization founded in 1967. They are a no-kill shelter dedicated to giving homeless and unwanted pets a second chance in life through adoption. They house about 80-100 animals at any given time and take in strays and owner released pets from the DFW Metroplex. They don't receive any state or federal funding but depend solely on caring people for their survival. Put a Paw print in your heart and a best friend at home! Please visit: http://www.dfwhumane.com.
