The framework
HAAM was originally founded in 1990 to address the needs expressed by local clergy representing 16 congregations to centralize community outreach efforts and avoid duplication of social services, Guevara said. Today, the nonprofit offers services within seven program areas, including:
- Basic needs
- Education
- Employment
- Senior services
- Family services
- Supportive services
- Disaster relief and recovery
Get involved
In honor of the nonprofit's 35th anniversary, HAAM officials launched a "$35 for 35 Years of Service" campaign, which encourages donors to give $35 per month to help fund the nonprofit's programming.
In preparation for the holidays, HAAM officials have also kicked off the nonprofit's annual Seasons of Sharing campaign, which includes a Thanksgiving food drive and gift card and toy drives for Christmas.
Additionally, the nonprofit has a range of volunteer opportunities available. In 2024, HAAM had more than 4,800 volunteers contribute over 34,000 service hours, per the website.
- Main office, 1302 First St. E., Humble; Community Transformation Church New Caney, 17802 Hwy. 59, New Caney (satellite office); HAAM Resale Store, 1204 First St. E., Humble; Black Cat Junction, 22310 Loop 494, Kingwood
- www.haamministries.org
