Service Projects


Community Improvement

Together, We Do More

If your service group is looking for a project to be able to invest back into their community, the following projects are much needed and might be what you are looking for.

Landscaping

Help us update and maintain our landscaping.




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Peace Poles

The OCWH is a place were connection happens. Help us install a peace pole to signify what we stand for. (Learn about peace poles here.)

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Steel Murals

Where there is art, life follows.

Help us install steel murals along the permeter of our grounds.



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Fruit Trees

The FPR/Urban Harvest community garden found at OCWH serves many. Help us plant fruit trees to increase the provision of food for all.



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Trim Paint

Our lobby still has one wall trim over by the concession kitchen that remains in the previous paint color. Help us update to the current blue.



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Pressure Wash

We work hard to maintain our grounds in a way that is welcoming and clean. Help us keep the entryway and outside fresh with a good pressure wash.

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Lot Stripes

Our parking lot gets heavy use. Help us keep the parking lot fresh with a fresh parking lot stripes.



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Shade

The outside of our building gets just as much use as the inside. Help us install new sources for shade for those hot summer days when outdoor activity is at its peak.

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Thank You

Service Partners

It takes a community to build a community!


Over the years, different groups have come out to help make site improvements. From remodeling and paint, to sports equipment and gardens, these service partners have made a signficant impact on the Outreach Center of West Houston. Their heart to serve means the world to us! We are forever grateful for their investment of time and energy spent here.


Also, a HUGE shout-out to Family Point Resources for being a major driver behind many past projects! Thanks for all you guys do!

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