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Port Houston’s annual Community Resource Fair returned this December with its most visited event to date, welcoming 7,051 community members for a day focused on care, opportunity, and meaningful connection. What began years ago as an outreach initiative has grown into a marquee event that travels across the different communities near the Houston Ship Channel.

Eighty-two partnering organizations joined in this year’s fair, offering free healthcare screenings, workforce and education services, and more. Attendees received essential donated items, including household goods, toys, clothing, and other necessities. For many families, this free event provided a one-stop shop to find public resources available in the city, that help tackle critical issues like food insecurity and affordable healthcare.

“This event is about meeting people where they are and helping them access the resources they need to thrive,” said Maria Aguirre, Director of Community Relations. “When our partners come together for the community, everyone benefits.”

The value of the fair was felt throughout the day. Children took part in activities and brought home holiday photos with Santa, while families received one of the 500 trees distributed to encourage greener and healthier neighborhoods. At the same time, volunteers and staff members connected directly with neighbors they serve year-round, strengthening the relationships that are central to our community work.

The strength of our organization is closely connected to the well-being of the region we serve. As an organization committed to driving regional prosperity, investing in people and communities helps create long-term growth and opportunity. When families have access to resources, education, and support, the region is better positioned to thrive.

Thank You to Our 2025 Partners:

Ambetter Health

Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans (AAMA)

Anchor Point/Obria Medical Clinic

BakerRipley

BEAR (Be A Resource)

Cenikor Foundation

City of Pasadena

Comerica Bank

Communities in Schools

Community Family Centers

Community Health Choice

Consulado general de Mexico en Houston

Creative Mental Wellness

Crime Stoppers of Houston

DentaQuest

Essential Credit Union

Exploration Green

Family Houston

FamilyTime Crisis & Counseling Center

Galveston Bay Foundation – Dolphin Research Program

Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council

Greens Bayou Coalition

Harris County Precinct 2

Harris County Precinct 2 – Commissioner Adrian Garcia’s Office

Harris County Precinct 2 – Health & Social Services

Harris County Public Health – Dental Program

Harris County Public Health – Lead Abatement Program

Harris County Public Health – Office of Communications, Education & Engagement

Harris County Public Health – Public Health Preparedness & Response Division

Harris County Public Library – FutureU

Harris Health – ACS Clinical Grants Team

Harris Health – Eligibility Services

Harris Health – Mobile Mammography

Harris Health – Office Based Addiction Treatment

Harris Health – Strawberry & Baytown Health Center

Hearths and Hands of Baytown

Holocaust Museum Houston

Houston City College – Southeast Campus

Houston Habitat for Humanity

Houston Public Media – PBS & NPR

Jose “MEENR” Arredondo – Artist

LIFE Houston

Martin Hernandez Photography, LLC

MD Anderson Cancer Center

Molina Healthcare

North Channel Branch Library

NR Swanks Freight Brokerage LLC

Pasadena Chamber of Commerce

Pasadena ISD

Pasadena Public Library

Precinct 2 – Health & Social Services

Rainbow Health

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Houston – Care Mobile

Salud en Mis Manos

Santa Maria Hostel

Sarah’s House

Second Servings of Houston

START/Texas Health Steps

SER Jobs

Sisters in Recovery, Inc. – SIR House

Small Places/Finca Tres Robles

START/Texas Health Steps

Tejano Center

Texas Care

The Arc of Harris County

The Bridge Over Troubled Water

The Rose

The Rose – Mobile Mammography

The Salvation Army

The Source

The Women’s Fund

Trees for Houston

Uncharted Territory Solutions

United Healthcare IFP

United Way Greater Houston

UnitedHealthcare Community Plan

VCare Clinics

YMCA International Services

Young Audiences of Houston

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