Get involved · Waller County

Invest in people with us.

Little things make a big difference — and most of what we need isn’t money.

Our participants are capable adults who are short on resources, not ability. You join us as a neighbor, not a savior.

New here? See what we do

Ways to get involved

  • Become a mentor

    Be a steady presence: a standing coffee, a phone call that gets answered. We’ll train you and match you.

    • About an hour a week, on a six-month cycle
    • Orientation and a background check first
    • Students and recent grads welcome as peer mentors
    Start a mentor conversation
  • Hire someone ready

    Hiring in Waller County? Talk to us before you post the job. You get a candidate with an advocate.

    • We put forward people we know are ready
    • We help them get to every shift
    • We stay in touch through the first 90 days
    Talk to us about hiring
  • Give what we need

    Practical gifts that remove everyday friction for young adults setting up on their own.

    • Furniture: beds, tables, and chairs
    • Reliable used cars
    • Professional time: counseling, tax prep, driving lessons
    Offer a gift or a skill
  • Bring your group

    Churches, small groups, classes, and teams. We’ll tell you honestly what would help — and what wouldn’t.

    • Furniture and home-setup drives
    • Workdays and cooked family dinners
    • A mentor cohort from your group
    Start a group conversation

One form, every way in

Tell us how you want to help

Mentor, hire, donate something, or bring your group. Pick the closest fit — a real person reads every one of these and will get back to you.

Hiring or bringing a group? Mention the shifts or rough headcount and we'll come prepared.

We only use this to get back to you about helping. We never sell or share it.

Or simply give

Money is the most flexible thing you can give, because the need changes every week.

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