Community Assistance Grants Presented for 2011 – 2012

February 2012 Each year, the Junior League of Houston seeks to broaden its impact in the Houston community by providing Community Assistance Grants to organizations that do not receive ongoing volunteer support or financial assistance through the League’s community projects. Since the creation of the program in 1955 – 1956, the League has directed almost…

The Stars were Shining Bright at the Starry Night Ball

February 2012 The Junior League of Houston, Inc. hosted their 64th annual Charity Ball, Starry Night Ball, over three evenings with over 850 guests in attendance and raising $930,000 for various community projects. Starry Night Ball was presented by Junior League President Perry Ann Davis Reed, Charity Ball Chairman Marian Hearne Hilpert, and Underwriting Chairman Shannon Beirne Wiesedeppe. The presenting…

Rachel Podsednik Regan Receives the 2011 Sara Houstoun Lindsey Award

April 2011 The Junior League of Houston, Inc. recently awarded the 2011 Sara Houstoun Lindsey Award to Rachel Podsednik Regan. The Sara Houstoun Lindsey Award was endowed by John H. Lindsey to honor his wife, 1957 – 1958 Junior League of Houston President, Sara Houstoun Lindsey. This annual award honors an outstanding active member of the…

11th Annual Community Collaborations Luncheon a Success

March 2011 Twelve years ago, a community collaborative comprised of different community organizationswas formed. These organizations shared a commitment to improving the lives of children andfamilies in Houston. Barbara Stout of Collaborative for Children first approached the JuniorLeague of Houston with the idea for this collaborative event in 1999. The CommunityCollaborations Council, as it is…

Emily Attwell Crosswell Receives Prestigious Adelaide Lovett Baker Award

October 2009 The Junior League of Houston, Inc. has awarded Emily Attwell Crosswell the Adelaide Lovett Baker award in honor of her outstanding community involvement and continued volunteerism even after her years of active service to the Junior League ended. The award was presented to Emily at the annual Sustaining Members luncheon at the Junior…

Dr. Bryan C. Cannon Receives the First Ever Everyday Hero Award from the Community Collaborations Council

March 2009 HOUSTON, TX – Dr. Bryan C. Cannon, Associate, Pediatric Cardiology at Texas Children’s Hospital; Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Baylor College of Medicine; Director, Arrhythmia and Pacing Service (Electrophysiology) and Associate Director, Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship Program, has been awarded the first ever Everyday Hero Award by the Community Collaborations Council. He was nominated by…