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Christian Community Service Center CCSC
How to help: 11 organizations and initiatives needing support in Houston as coronavirus affects the most vulnerable
A photo of five medical workers wearing hand-sewn masks and holding a sign that reads "Thank you #MakeAMask sewers."
Dripping Springs residents pool efforts to create masks for the Austin area with Make-a-Mask Austin
Metroport Meals On Wheels serves three counties and 23 cities, including Roanoke and Keller. (Courtesy Meals on Wheels)
Metroport Meals On Wheels fighting to provide for seniors in Keller, Roanoke, other towns
Texana
Texana plans late summer opening for new Fulshear campus
LifePointe Fellowship Church (Morgan Slutzky)
LifePointe Fellowship Church finishes expansion, postpones grand opening
Intel announced March 26 it will make a donation to the Arizona COVID-19 Community Response Fund. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Intel and the Intel Foundation to donate $1 million to the Arizona COVID-19 Community Response Fund
As concerns surrounding the coronavirus increase, the stress of job security, financial strain and other issues can leave people feeling isolated and in need of mental health resources. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Comal Emergency Relief Fund created to help those affected by COVID-19
Christ’s Haven for Kids in Keller is still operating 24 hours a day, seven days per week. (Courtesy Christ's Haven)
Christ’s Haven in Keller continues support for children amid coronavirus concerns
Efforts to help people in need have been created or have adjusted to continue helping in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. (Courtesy North Texas Cares, Joseph Haubert)
How to help: A list of efforts to assist those in need in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
Participants can donate masks, eye protection goggles, gloves, medical gowns and other personal protective equipment for local health care workers. (Courtesy Fotolia)
The Institute of Financial Education to host personal protective equipment drop-off event
Medical Supply Donation
Nashville-based nonprofit donates supplies to Middle Tennessee hospitals
Free weekly food drops offered in Cedar Park, Leander, NW Austin for at-risk groups
Nonprofits such as Family Promise have closed their offices but continue to serve the community. (Colleen Ferguson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Nonprofits adapt to continue serving Lake Houston community
Child Advocates of Fort Bend recently completed an $8 million expansion and remodeling project. (Beth Marshall/Community Impact Newspaper)
Child Advocates of Fort Bend prepares for surge in child abuse cases once children return to school
Southern Smoke Foundation
Q&A: Houston chef Chris Shepherd on how to support the local restaurant industry