Do you have books sitting on your shelves that you’ve already read and don’t know what to do with them? A Houston non-profit has the perfect solution. You can help them turn those unused books into valuable, life-changing resources.

The Freedom Child Foundation is keeping children with incarcerated parents, connected. The non-profit acts as a lifeline for these kids to help them stay in contact by phone, letters, and in-person visits. The non-profit was founded by Wandjell Harvey-Robinson whose parents were both incarcerated when she was just 8-years-old. Watch the player above for her to learn more about the inspiration behind the Freedom Child Foundation.

Y’alloween, a Texas-based non-profit, wants to ensure no child is left out this Halloween.

Meet the Sugar Land mom delivering hope one pair of shoes at a time | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: September 1, 2020, 3:45 pmA Sugar Land woman is on a mission to help those in need this back-to-school season, one step at time. Stacy Bourgeois, CEO and founder of Sole Loved, shared details on her inspiring non-profit and how we can help.

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.

This Houston non-profit got a major boost from Beyoncé and Megan Thee Stallion | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: May 8, 2020, 2:36 pmBread of Life, Inc. has been feeding the hungry in our city since 1992 Last week Houstonians Beyoncé and rapper Megan Thee stallion broke the internet with their "Savage Remix," a collaboration that helps a local organization that's been feeding the hungry. And since the COVID-19 crisis started, the help is needed more than ever. Dr. Rudy Rasmus, founder of Bread of Life and pastor from St. John's Downtown, explained the efforts they’ve been making to help families struggling to put food on their tables.