Learn more about our Houston-based Kindness in Community Fund recipients, @ya_houston + @montrosecenter below ⬇️ and learn how you can take kind action in our latest “Dispatches from Chromatica: Houston” post on @channelkindness! (Link in bio!) Now in its 66th year, Young Audiences of Houston implements over 3,037 programs each year with 176 talented artists that reach over 189,095 students and teachers annually at schools, libraries, community centers, and hospitals with limited programming for college and adult continuing education programs, Young Audiences of Houston primarily serves children Pre-K through the 12th grade within the boundaries of the 51 greater Houston area school districts, including counties of Harris, Montgomery, Liberty, Waller, Brazoria, Matagorda, Fort Bend, Jefferson, Polk, Galveston, Orange, Wharton, Jeff Davis, and Jackson. Learn more about their work at https://www.yahouston.org/ and give them a follow at @ya_houston. Founded in 1978, the Montrose Center is Houston’s LGBTQ community center. Their mission is to empower their community—primarily lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals and their families—to live healthier, more fulfilling lives, by providing a wide array of critically needed programs such as counseling and therapy, substance use recovery, anti-violence services for victims of domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual assault, and hate crimes, specialized programs for senior, youth, and those living with HIV, education and outreach, and much more. They are the hub of Houston’s LGBTQ+ community. Learn more about their work at https://montrosecenter.org/ and give them a follow at @montrosecenter. #repost via @channelkindness “Our @pajamajosh writes about his experience in Houston as team @btwfoundation met with @MontroseCenter + @yahouston to discuss the ways they support + amplify LGBTQ+ youth. Learn more about how to get involved with these organizations in #ChannelKindness! https://www.channelkindness.org/dispatches-from-chromatica-houston/ (Link in bio!)”