Sunnyland Civic Club

09/12/2024

Hi, neighbors! It has been a while since this page was active but I would live to start it back up as a way to communicate and get to know each other again.

09/25/2019

They mention the East End =)

The Washington Post is the latest national publication to fall in love with Houston. The storied paper gushes over the city. This is getting to be a nice tradition.

07/30/2019

New use for coffee plant...

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10/03/2017

Tonight's National Night Out event is cancelled due to the weather.

10/02/2017

Tomorrow 10/3 is National Night Out. Come meet your neighbors at the JP Henderson Elementary School SPARK park- off of Barremore Street - under the pavilion from 6-8 pm. No fees, no fuss... just neighbors meeting neighbors.

09/20/2017

Hello everyone! Hope everyone is doing well.
Just wanted to remind everyone our Civic Club meeting will be today at 7pm at our usual place.
National Night Out is around the corner and we will be discussing that along with other things.
Hope to see everyone there 🙂

Natalie Mancillas

09/12/2017

A collaboration with The HSUS and The Lewyt Trust, with support from Maddie’s Fund, will help keep pets and their people together. We’ve seen a huge outpouring of support for its initiative to provide free veterinary care to Houston pets whose families were impacted by Hurricane Harvey. As a result…

09/07/2017

Please be safe when working or playing outside. Here is a map showing where disease-carrying mosquitos have been confirmed in 2017. http://www.chron.com/news/houston-weather/hurricaneharvey/article/Houston-map-shows-where-disease-mosquitos-are-12178563.php -14062799

08/29/2017

Hello neighbors!
I hope everyone is safe and dry.
I ventured out today a bit and noticed Sunnyland is ok and did not flood.
Please anyone with any need let me know. This is why we have a civic club, to help each other our neighbor to neighbor.

With this in mind, I went to the GRB today as I was invited by a neighbor to drop off supplies.
And I want to do more.

I will also try and see if I can get to any other shelter safely, my car is small and low.
If anyone has any donations, I am willing to take them there, you can contact me directly to meet me or have me pick them up.
Supplies needed the most are diapers, wipes, baby formula, tampons, pads, toiletries, socks, towels, blankets, underwear, medical supplies, and plus size clothing.
It also helps greatly if you can organize these things so they can better distribute them.
The need is there neighbors, and it is our duty to help.

Natalie Mancillas
Sunnyland Civic Club President

07/20/2017

Special thanks to Harris County Judge Ed Emmett and Councilman Robert Gallegos for attending our civic club meeting tonight to discuss important community issues. Reminders included having an emergency plan during hurricane season, spaying and neutering your pets and continuing to work together to improve our community through our civic club.