As mentioned in The Katy News, Attack Poverty is happy to announce that we will receive $150,000 in the fiscal year 2022, starting July 1, 2021. The other $150,000 is earmarked for distribution at the beginning of the fiscal year 2023. In addition, The George Foundation has agreed to match up to $25,000 for all new funds as part of … Read More
Checking In: An Update from our CEO July 16th, 2021
Celebrating 10 Years of Empowerment! Our team is back from a well-deserved break and has already hit the ground running to begin our 2021 fiscal year! Join our CEO, Brandon Baca as we reflect on the last year and begin to celebrate our 10th year of empowerment! Stay tuned for some exciting things happening around AP! More Stories > We … Read More
Attack Poverty Highlighted in Houston Chronicle’s Sunday Conversation
Attack Poverty was highlighted in the Houston Chronicle’s Sunday Conversation during the month of June 2021. “We believe poverty is more than just about stuff. If it were about just materialistic items, then we wouldn’t still be dealing with poverty. When most people think poverty, they think about individuals who may be struggling financially. And while we do serve individuals … Read More
Attack Poverty’s Partnership with Reliant NRG Highlighted in Fort Bend Star
Our partnership with Reliant NRG was highlighted in the Fort Bend Star. Reliant NRG donated $100K to our organization for our ongoing recovery efforts from Winter Storm Uri. “According to a news release from Reliant, the donation is aimed at helping to provide funding for plumbing and construction repair costs for 20 damaged homes in Fort Bend County, ensuring they … Read More
Reliant Energy donates $100K to nonprofit Attack Poverty’s winter storm relief efforts
Attack Poverty was highlighted in the Houston Chronicle as Reliant Energy donates $100K to our organization for our Texas Winter Storm relief efforts. “Faith-based organization Attack Poverty works to strengthen under-resourced neighborhoods. The nonprofit spent the past year redesigning its existing programs in response to the pandemic. After February’s freeze, AP turned its focus to getting the county back on … Read More
Harold Hendrick with Bott Radio Network interviews CEO, Brandon Baca
Our CEO, Brandon Baca, had the opportunity to give an overview of Attack Poverty on the Christian talk radio with Judy Redlick and Harold Hendrick on Encounter KSIV with Bott Radio Network. Listen More Stories > This story is an example of just one of the many lives being impacted throughout our communities. We are so greatful for your generous … Read More
Replenish Series: Part 3
How have you replenished during this season? Jason is back with the last part of his Replenish Series. If you missed the entire series, you can listen to them on our website by clicking here. In this last part of the series, Jason encourages you with Luke 23:46, ‘Jesus called out with a loud voice, “Father, into your hands I commit … Read More
Attack Poverty Mentioned in the Fort Bend Focus Magazine
Attack Poverty was mentioned on Fort Bend Focus Magazine as a part of keeping the community “Fort Bend Strong” in light of Winter Storm Uri in February of 2021. “How could we get through this? Fort Bend Strong! Here’s a few examples of Fort Bend Strong I found after Uri, and there are many more. On February 22nd, coordinated by Fort Bend County in … Read More
Checking In: An Update from our CEO March 30th, 2021
Hope RISING! From more vaccines being available to some of our programs going back to face to face… Hope hasn’t stopped rising!  We are so grateful that we get to be a part of so many stories of transformation!  To hear more about those stories and what is happening around the organization, click on the video above! More … Read More
Attack Poverty Highlighted on Newsmax TV
Attack Poverty’s CEO, Brandon Baca, was featured on Newsmax TV as “Patriot of the Week” via America Right Now to highlight our organization’s work. More Stories > Donate Now Attack Poverty’s CEO, Brandon Baca, was featured on Newsmax TV as “Patriot of the Week” via America Right Now to highlight our organization’s work. More Stories > Donate Now