Winter Storm Recovery Efforts with Avalon! We invite you to hear more from Avalon, our Director of Disaster Recovery, who tells us more about what is happening in the recovery efforts after the Texas Winter Storm! We are so grateful that with your support, Attack Poverty has been able to perform home assessments, work with contractors to help support … Read More
Replenish Series: Part 2
How do you replenish? Jason Hall, our Director of Church Mobilization, is back with Part 2 of his Replenish Series. If you missed Part 1, click here to watch and listen. Jason speaks out of Joel 2:25-27 to encourage you with what the Lord placed on his heart during this season. We pray that you continue to find rest in … Read More
Attack Poverty’s Friends of North Rosenberg Resource Center Highlighted in the Houston Chronicle
Attack Poverty was featured in the Houston Chronicle to share about how we have been serving through the pandemic and how excited we are about the new Friends of North Rosenberg Resource Center. “We operate door to door, we know people, we sit on their front porches, we connect in schools. We have a lot of what they call ‘relationship … Read More
Attack Poverty and Partners, FBC Judge KP George, Lucille’s 1913, and Highway Vodka, Mentioned in the Houston Chronicle
Attack Poverty was featured in the Houston Chronicle highlighting our partnership with Fort Bend County Judge KP George, Lucille’s 1913, and Highway Vodka in response to serving the communities in the Fort Bend County area after the Texas Winter Storm. ““Some people in Richmond didn’t have power for more than 48 hours and some lost water for multiple days; a … Read More
Attack Poverty’s Partnership with Lucille’s 1913, HEB, and Fort Bend County Highlighted in KPRC Channel 2
Attack Poverty was highlighted on KPRC Channel 2 for our food distribution in partnership with Lucille’s 1913, HEB, and Fort Bend County Judge KP George. “Fort Bend County teamed up with H-E-B who donated fresh produce. Highway distillery donated bottled water. Attack Poverty brought hundreds of volunteers and Lucille’s restaurant provided hot meals.” – KPRC Channel 2 Read Article More … Read More
Matt Jackson with The Good News Project Podcast interviews CEO, Brandon Baca
Matt visits with Brandon Baca, the CEO of Attack Poverty, a 501c3 focused on breaking the cycles of poverty in Richmond, Rosenberg, and Katy, Texas, and beyond. You too can volunteer or financially support this fantastic organization and Matt gives you the opportunity to DOUBLE the value of your donation on our “Donate Now” page. Matt will match the … Read More
Generator provided for Roy and Lucinda
Our dear friends Roy and Lucinda went without power for multiple nights this week just like many other Texans. Roy from the North Richmond community is a recent kidney transplant patient and has gone through some big health challenges. Roy and Lucinda were trying to stay warm in their truck at night, but this wasn’t sustainable for them. They were … Read More
Partnership with Lucille’s Chef Chris Williams featured in PaperCity Magazine
Attack Poverty was featured on PaperCity Magazine highlighting our partnership with Chef Chris Williams from Houston’s restaurant, Lucille’s. Chef Chris Williams (second from right) with Attack Poverty’s CEO, Brandon Baca (right) and other members of the Attack Poverty Staff Team at the Friends of North Rosenberg Steel Signing Event Feb. 5, 2021. Photo Credit: Harlow and May Studios “On February … Read More
Replenish Series: Part 1
Replenish Series: Part 1 from Attack Poverty on Vimeo. How do you replenish? Jason Hall is Attack Poverty’s Director of Church Mobilization. Once a month, his hope is to bring hope and encouragement to Attack Poverty’s church partners as they continually serve others. In Matthew 11:28-30 NIV, Jesus says, “Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I … Read More
Checking In: An Update from our CEO Feb. 8, 2021
Update from our CEO 002: Change Starts Here from Attack Poverty on Vimeo. Change starts here. How will you be part of the transformation? Last week we gave you an update about how we have continued to respond to the pandemic. This week, we’re giving an update of what it looks like to serve through meeting educational needs. We continue … Read More