RSVP Volunteer Program - Galveston COunty

10/07/2026

Please see how you might help with volunteer support.

The cost of groceries, rent and utilities keeps climbing — and more...

10/07/2026

A huge thank you to Craig and Angela Brown, co-founder of the Galveston Diaper Bank, for their generous donation and continued support!

Their gift will help the Galveston Diaper Bank provide diapers, wipes, and incontinence supplies to babies, families, disabled individuals, seniors, and neighbors in need throughout our community. These essentials can be a significant expense for households already facing difficult choices, and every donation gives individuals access to the basic supplies they need to live with dignity.

We are incredibly grateful to Craig and Angela for continuing to stand behind this work and the community they love. 🧡

10/07/2026

Be careful about Medicare reimbursement offers. Medicare won't call or email you about any reimbursements or bonuses. Report calls like this to the Texas SMP right away by calling 888-341-6187 or if you are out of state (1-877-808-2468) or using the report fraud form at smpresource.org/ reportfraud.

10/06/2026

Today, on World Teachers’ Day, we celebrate the educators who challenge us to think deeper, discover our voices, and recognize the possibilities within ourselves.

While Dr. Maya Angelou is remembered worldwide as a poet, author, performer, and civil rights activist, she also deeply valued another title: teacher.

Dr. Angelou joined the faculty of Wake Forest University in 1982 as the first Reynolds Professor of American Studies. Over the decades, she taught courses spanning poetry, literature, race, culture, and the humanities, inspiring generations of students both inside and beyond the classroom.

Reflecting on her calling, she once said: “I’m not a writer who teaches. I’m a teacher who writes.”

For Dr. Angelou, education was never simply about what you could learn from a textbook. Her classroom encouraged students to question, think critically, defend their ideas, encounter different perspectives, and recognize their shared humanity.

Her own approach to life was rooted in a lesson passed down to her early: “When you get, give. When you learn, teach.”

Today, we honor Dr. Angelou’s legacy as an educator and all of the teachers who continue to give what they have learned, helping shape the thinkers, creators, leaders, and teachers of tomorrow.

Tag a teacher who made a lasting impact on your life. ❤️

10/04/2026

10/04/2026

Let's get Third Coast PrideFest month started tonight at Island time beach bar & grill for the Mr & Miss Third Coast PrideFest Pageant & the announcement of the 2026 Parade Marshall! Save the dates for all of our fun events this month. We can't wait to celebrate with you!