We're catching up with Daniella about how her family and foundation are still supporting Texas.

(AP Photo/David J. Phillip, File)HOUSTON – For those looking to help Texans in need amid the unprecedented winter storms, Houston Astros star Carlos Correa created a way for people to step up. Through his nonprofit Correa Family Foundation, Correa launched the Winter Storm Relief fundraising campaign to benefit families without power, water, food and shelter in underserved areas of Houston. This is our fundraising campaign to benefit families without power, water, food and shelter in underserved Houston areas. “Our heart goes to the millions affected by this winter storm, especially our underserved families and children. AdInterested parties can contribute directly to the fundraising campaign.

Daniella Correa on new project to help families battling cancer | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: August 19, 2020, 4:00 pmYou've probably seen Daniella Correa, supporting her husband Carlos Correa on Astros games, or you have seen her videos on social media as a lifestyle and beauty blogger. But she's stepping into a new role to help underserved childhood cancer patients through the Correa Family Foundation where she serves as Vice-President. She shared more details about their efforts and what inspired this iniciative.

HOUSTON You've probably have seen Daniella Correa, supporting her husband Carlos Correa on Astros games, or you have seen her videos on social media as a lifestyle and beauty blogger. But shes stepping into a new role to help underserved childhood cancer patients through the Correa Family Foundation where she serves as Vice-President. Cameron Gooch and Astros players (Correa Family Foundation)The couple became close friends with Cameron, before he tragically passed away on November 2018. Daniella Correa and Cameron Gooch (Correa Family Foundation)The limited-edition Essence Rose Gold Butterfly Surprise Locket from Faberg is available at their store in The Galleria. Daniella Correa (Faberg)10% of proceeds from the sale of each piece will go to the Correa Family Foundation, and 10% on any sales within the Houston boutique will also be given to the foundation when clients mention The Correa Family Foundation before Dec. 31.