how you can help
Donations
The Club at Riverstone
18353 University Boulevard
The Club at Riverstone continues to serve as a recovery drop-off and distribution center. Current needs include:
- Mops
- Brooms
- Trash Bags
- Toothbrush and Toothpaste
- Laundry Detergent
- Hand Soap
- All-purpose cleaner
The Club at Riverstone is open 9:00am to 5:00pm (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays), and 9:00am to 7:00pm (Wednesdays). Weekend hours vary.
Fort Bend County Office of Emergency Management
The FBCOEM has put together a list of all sites acting as donation drop-off and distribution centers. Donation distribution locations are areas where evacuees in need can go to pick up goods. Donation drop-off locations are where folks may drop off donations for those in need. Please do not drop off items at distribution centers. Please refer to the list to see which items are being accepted as different drop-off locations may have an overabundance of some items.
Feed the Hungry
East Fort Bend Human Needs Ministry
281-261-1006
In addition to operating a food pantry, the East Fort Bend Human Needs Ministry seeks to address the basic human needs of people in temporary financial crisis in East Fort Bend County.
Houston Food Bank
713-223-3700
The Houston Food Bank is open and in need of volunteers. You can also help by donating money and ready-to-eat staples such as like pop-top meat / fish, powdered milk, cereal, canned fruit, fruit cups, peanut butter and jelly.
Second Mile
281-261-9199
Items needed include food and cleaning supplies such as rubber gloves, household lime, Lysol, mold disinfectant, industrial strength paper towels, rags, mops, masks, bleach and $25 Home Depot and Lowe’s gift cards.
Help Man’s Best Friend
Fort Bend County Animal Services
The facility is working to reunite pets with their owners, however they are also in need of foster pet parents.
Houston Pets Alive!
Lists the many ways you can help displaced pets.
Volunteer Your Time
Volunteer Houston
Specifically for Hurricane Harvey, Fort Bend County has teamed with Volunteer Houston to provide a system to fill specific volunteer needs based on a volunteer’s experience and capabilities.
Crisis Cleanup
Are you with a relief organization and want to volunteer your team or work crew? Crisis Cleanup is where the voluntary organizations are coordinating for short-term recovery work such as cleaning houses.
Team Rubicon
Pairing the skills and experiences of military veterans with first responders, medical professionals and technology solutions, Team Rubicon aims to provide the greatest service and impact possible. Three-hundred and thirty Greyshirts have deployed to Texas in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, with hundreds more providing remote support.
All Hands Volunteers
All Hands Volunteers will be on the ground for at least the next two years, helping families recover from Harvey. Support their efforts through donations and offers to come and volunteer.
Donate Money
United Way Flood Relief
You can specify which county you wish to donate funds to, including Fort Bend County.
The Fort Bend Harvey Recovery Fund
Raises financial resources to disburse to nonprofit organizations serving flood victims in our surrounding area.
H-E-B Stores
All H-E-B, Central Market and Joe V’s Smart Shop stores across Texas give customers an opportunity to support victims through donations of $1, $3, or $5, which can be added to their total grocery bill. All monies will benefit the American Red Cross for Texas Flood and Hurricane Relief, The Salvation Army and Feeding Texas.