Friday, April 6, 2018

OP 10.33 LISTS SOME COMMUNITY SOCIAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS


*We supply and assist 12 pantries with items that are not available at the food banks such as
cooking oil and detergent. The 12 pantries distribute food for about 5,000 families per
month.

*2 walk-in freezers for produce at San Felipe Church and Restauracion and Poder

*HEB Gift cards $5,000 of $25 gift cards

*School supplies giveaway with Carlotta museum and Housing Authority

*Back to school Bash at our school for community. (2,500 bags total)

*Sponsored Canales Elementary Conjunto

*Toys for Tots Police Department 2016 & 2017 (1,200 tacos)

*Giocosa Foster Kids Toy Giveaway 2016 & 2017

*Sponsored Baseball team for World Series of Sports

*Easter Egg Hunt at San Felipe Church (Cameron Park)

*Laptop Donations

*San Felipe Event (hotdogs and hamburgers) 400 people

Door prizes for Gallegos Elementary

*Carlotta Petrina assisted in gifts and food for kids.

*Los Viejitos Botanita Express
We delivered non-perishable items to the elderly who are on waiting list of Meals on Wheels
agency.

*Bridge Bag Giveaway
We delivered snack bags to kids which are US citizens but reside in Mexico and cross
International bridge on a daily basis.

*Ozanam Center we’ve assisted with food and coat drive.

*Assisted Down Syndrome kids with meals and events.

*Down by the Border Agency Breakfast with Mascots.

*Assisted in arranging 18 wheeler of produce and bread per week for pantries

*Paid and installed air condition at Good Neighbor Settlement House w/Mike.

*Foster care for kids whose mother died. Paid for funeral services and assisted housing.

*Organizing a dance for the traditional quinceƱera (15 year old celebration) for 10 girls that
their families cannot afford.

Christmas Luncheon 2017
*Lincoln Park High School
*Gallegos Elementary
*Holy Family Church
*Ozanam Center
*Saint Eugene Catholic Church

Provided Christmas Luncheon 2016 to the following:
*Friendship of Women
*Aiken/Besteiro
*Down By the Border
*Lincoln High School
*Vela/Gallegos
*Ozanam Center

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Excuse my ignorance, but what is OP-13 or whatever? There goes the Gallegos name again, so is it also related to the IES?

Anonymous said...

Well well well

Anonymous said...

bluster just like trump

Anonymous said...

Doubt there is any relation to IES - one is self made the other government contracts

Unless you see something the rest don’t

Anonymous said...

OP 10:33.....wish you could create some good paying jobs instead of giving $ to questionable back slapping events.

Anonymous said...

All these things OP 33 does are nice, but likely just generate income tax breaks and only produce further welfare dependence when we should be making a work force with independence from hand outs.

Anonymous said...

After talking to someone from this organization I was not at all impressed. They seem to only want tax breaks and a pat on the back for helping.

Anonymous said...

Too bad the well publicized pitch to rehab the old hotel downtown didnt work out.
It's all about $.
If you really want to make Brownsville great again and have the $, get an investment group of multiple millionaires from our area to do a miracle on this eyesore.

Anonymous said...

Yea! How much has the blue jean mayor/millionaire contributed to the city. He takes from the city for his ventures and pockets. What about millionaires Ruben Gallegos'team? They only give when their name goes on it and they go around telling everyone how great they are.

rita