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📚 A 501(c)(3) raising funds to bridge resource gaps in 25 Harris County school districts, providing and impacting thousands of students 🎓 and educators 🍎 with tools for success.

What does being an engaged member of your community look like to you?Maybe it’s voting. Maybe it’s volunteering, staying...
10/07/2026

What does being an engaged member of your community look like to you?

Maybe it’s voting. Maybe it’s volunteering, staying informed, showing up to community meetings, or simply being willing to listen and have a conversation.

Join Harris County Department of Education’s Civic Engagement Team on Oct. 20 for A Civil Dialogue on Civic Engagement: Your Role in Our Democracy.

Let your voice be heard!
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10/05/2026

Join us for our 2nd Annual Topgolf Tournament on November 13, 2026. Sponsorships are available from $1,250 - $10,000! Email [email protected] for more info!

10/02/2026

Meet our new intern Madison! She is a senior at University of Houston and a part of the Hobby School of Public Affairs Civic Houston Internship Program! Today she is shooting content for our upcoming Topgolf Tournament on Nov 13!

09/22/2026

What a fun welcome from Humble ISD band members and cheerleaders today at Humble ISD's Inaugural State of the District Luncheon today! We are proud to support Harris County school districts, educators and students!

08/28/2026
We’re proud to partner with Pasadena ISD and the Pasadena Education Foundation to support our youngest learners! 💙This s...
08/18/2026

We’re proud to partner with Pasadena ISD and the Pasadena Education Foundation to support our youngest learners! 💙

This spring, the Education Foundation of Harris County (EFHC), the nonprofit arm of Harris County Department of Education (HCDE), awarded Pasadena ISD an $8,209 Partners in Education Grant for Wiggle, Wonder and Learn: A Whole Body Adventure for Pre-K 3.

The grant will provide Pre-K3 students with hands-on, movement-based learning tools that support early academic skills, social-emotional growth, physical development, and learning through whole-body movement.

This was one of 12 grants selected and awarded by the EFHC Board this spring, and we’re excited to see this investment in action!

Thank you, Pasadena ISD, for putting this grant to work for our youngest learners. We’re grateful to be part of the work helping students build strong foundations for lifelong success.

Thank you to the Harris County Department of Education for their generous donation! These funds will provide our Pre-K 3 students with the tools needed to learn through whole-body movement, creating engaging experiences that support lifelong learning and development.

📚 TOOLS FOR TEACHERS IS COMING! ✏️School is officially in session for most districts across Harris County, and we’ve bee...
08/17/2026

📚 TOOLS FOR TEACHERS IS COMING! ✏️

School is officially in session for most districts across Harris County, and we’ve been hearing the question loud and clear:

“When is Tools for Teachers opening?!”

We hear you — the wait is almost over! 🎉

The 2026 Tools for Teachers classroom supply credit will be available to eligible educators in 25 participating Harris County public school districts.

🎟️ 1,628 educators will receive a $100 classroom supply credit.

đź“… Friday, August 28, 7:00 AM

🚨 Last year, registration filled in just 5 minutes. Be ready!

👉 Learn more about Tools for Teachers: https://www.hcde-texas.org/about/education-foundation-of-harris-county/partners-in-education-pie/tools-for-teachers

Last summer, we had the privilege of celebrating Hillcrest Charles, a 2025 EFHC Scholar and graduate of Impact Early Col...
08/15/2026

Last summer, we had the privilege of celebrating Hillcrest Charles, a 2025 EFHC Scholar and graduate of Impact Early College High School in Goose Creek CISD. His smile, positive energy, and bright outlook made him unforgettable to everyone who attended our 2025 Scholarship Celebration.

So, when EFHC Director Trina Silva had the opportunity to catch up with Hillcrest and hear how things have been going, we knew we had to share his update!

Today, Hillcrest is taking classes part-time at Lee College as he prepares to transfer to the University of Houston's Bauer College of Business. He is also working full-time at Community Resource Credit Union, where he was recently recognized for his outstanding contributions!

But Hillcrest’s journey since receiving his scholarship has not been without challenges. Just days before receiving his scholarship last summer, Hillcrest lost his brother, while his mother was recovering from an accident involving an 18-wheeler. The scholarship arrived during an incredibly difficult season for his family.

Hillcrest shared that the scholarship helped him pay for classes at Lee College, make needed repairs to his car so he could get to work and school, and help with additional expenses for his family during that difficult time.

Through it all, Hillcrest’s positivity and light never seemed to falter. He continues to work toward his goals, plans to keep working while pursuing his bachelor’s degree, and is excited about what comes next.

We are so proud to see where his journey is taking him and grateful that EFHC could be part of his story. Hillcrest, we can't wait to see what you accomplish next!

🎨 From Houston to New York City!Cypress Falls High School senior Hasan Alwaeli earned a National Gold Medal in Art throu...
08/14/2026

🎨 From Houston to New York City!

Cypress Falls High School senior Hasan Alwaeli earned a National Gold Medal in Art through the 2026 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for his incredible graphic design piece, Under Construction.

After competing among nearly 14,000 submissions from students across Harris, Galveston and Fort Bend counties, Hasan earned a regional Gold Key and advanced to the national competition—ultimately earning one of the program’s prestigious National Gold Medals.

His achievement also earned him an invitation to New York City to celebrate alongside some of the nation’s most talented young artists and writers.

The Education Foundation of Harris County was proud to help offset expenses associated with Hasan’s trip, helping ease the financial burden on his family and making it possible for him to experience this incredible milestone.

Because sometimes supporting students means more than recognizing their accomplishments. It means helping them fully experience the opportunities they’ve worked so hard to earn. 💙

This fall, Hasan will attend Texas A&M University - Galveston, where he plans to major in marine biology. We can’t wait to see where his creativity, curiosity and talent take him next!

Congratulations, Hasan! 🏆🎨

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6300 Irvington Boulevard
Houston, TX
77022

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