Cy-Fair Resource Guide: Nonprofits work to meet needs after Winter Storm Uri
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After the storm Cypress Assistance Ministries received aid from Girl Scouts, Celebration Church and Centerpoint Energy.Cypress Assistance MinistriesShow MoreShow Less
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After the storm Cypress Assistance Ministries received aid from Girl Scouts, Celebration Church and Centerpoint Energy.Cypress Assistance MinistriesShow MoreShow Less
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After the storm Cypress Assistance Ministries received aid from Girl Scouts, Celebration Church and Centerpoint Energy.Cypress Assistance MinistriesShow MoreShow Less
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After the storm Cypress Assistance Ministries received aid from Girl Scouts, Celebration Church and Centerpoint Energy.Cypress Assistance MinistriesShow MoreShow Less
Cy-Fair resource guide: Nonprofits, community reeling after winter storm By Chevall Pryce, Staff writer
In the midst of a pandemic, millions in the Harris County area found themselves without power during one of the most intense winter storms in Texas history this week, compounding the economic effects of COVID-19 for some with ongoing power outages and bursting water pipes.
Nonprofit and community organizations in Cy-Fair, such as Northwest Assistance Ministries and Cypress Assistance Ministries, work to fill in gaps for local families with food, supplies and financial assistance while recovering from the storm themselves.
Cypress Assistance Ministries
CAM, a nonprofit for low-income families in need of assistance is seeking donations and volunteers in order to continue providing for the local community.