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Giving Back In Conroe-Montgomery County: Local Causes To Support

Celebrate Giving Tuesday all season long by donating, volunteering and spreading the word about these amazing local organizations.

Giving Tuesday encourages community engagement after Thanksgiving, and this list highlights local organizations, causes and businesses, offering a starting point for year-round involvement.
Giving Tuesday encourages community engagement after Thanksgiving, and this list highlights local organizations, causes and businesses, offering a starting point for year-round involvement. (Shutterstock)

Giving Tuesday is a global movement that encourages people to give back to their communities, typically through charitable donations, volunteer work or acts of kindness. It takes place annually on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving in the U.S., right after Black Friday and Cyber Monday. While it's celebrated widely, the real impact happens when we do good right at home by supporting local businesses, causes and organizations working to uplift our own communities.

We've rounded up a list of some great organizations, causes and initiatives in the Conroe-Montgomery County area. Please keep in mind, this is by no means an exhaustive list — just a starting point for discovering amazing local opportunities to give back, not only on Giving Tuesday but year-round! Be sure to contact each organization directly to find out about their hours or the best ways you can contribute.


Montgomery County Food Bank

Montgomery County Food Bank serves residents in need by distributing approximately 10 million meals annually across the county. The organization seeks volunteers to help with tasks like food sorting, box building and distribution. Each day offers a unique opportunity to make a difference in the lives of those facing food insecurity in the community.
Learn more: mcfoodbank.volunteerhub.com

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Family Promise of Montgomery County

Family Promise of Montgomery County aims to transform the lives of families experiencing homelessness by providing shelter, meals and compassionate support through a 90-day program in partnership with local congregations. Volunteers are needed to prepare and deliver meals, host families overnight and assist with financial literacy training and fundraising events. The organization serves up to six families at a time and welcomes volunteers to engage with these families over shared meals.
Learn more: familypromiseofmc.org

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Meals on Wheels Montgomery County

Meals on Wheels Montgomery County helps foster the independence and dignity of homebound seniors by delivering nutritious meals, providing transportation and offering meaningful connections. With a variety of flexible volunteer opportunities—including weekday meal delivery, kitchen support, office work, Saturday breakfast bag delivery and special events—there are many ways to get involved. Donations are also crucial in ensuring over 900 local homebound seniors receive the daily nourishment they need to thrive.
Learn more: mowmc.org


Community Assistance Center

Community Assistance Center (CAC) in Montgomery County provides resources that meet basic needs and improve the quality of life for neighbors in need. There are various ways to get involved as a volunteer, whether it's assisting in the Unique Resale Shop, sorting donations in the Client Choice Food Pantry, helping with holiday or seasonal programs like back-to-school drives or holiday assistance or offering administrative support.
Learn more: cac-mctx.org


Angel Reach

Angel Reach offers programs and services that guide at-risk children and young adults toward reaching their full potential, despite the challenges of a broken system. Volunteers can make a significant impact by tutoring, assisting with life skills workshops, providing transportation or supporting community outreach events. Angel Reach’s Transitional Living Program also needs mentors to guide young adults (ages 18 to 24) transitioning from hardship to success, particularly those with knowledge of trauma-informed care.
Learn more: angelreach.org


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