News - Spindletop Community Impact Partners

Awards

2019 Weatherford Walks Names Spindletop as a Beneficiary

Posted June 26, 2020

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Blog

From the Spindletop Cooks Cookbook: Hearts of Palm Salad

Posted January 19, 2023

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Announcements

Spindletop Calls on Non-Profits in Need of Funding as it Adopts New Inclusive & Forward-Thinking Branding

Posted March 3, 2022

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Past Events

54th Annual Spindletop Golf Tournament

Posted June 3, 2020

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Volunteer News

2019 Spindletop Toy Drive Spreads Holiday Cheer to At-Risk Kids

Posted June 29, 2020

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For 30 years, Spindletop has provided integral fun

For 30 years, Spindletop has provided integral funding to Palmer Drug Abuse Program (@PDAPhouston) and their steadfast efforts to provide the best possible substance abuse recovery treatment for teens free of charge. PDAP is a youth-driven program for adolescents and young adults who are looking to overcome substance abuse and mental health concerns. ⁠
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In October, Spindletop Community Impact Partners was honored at PDAP’s 5th Annual Champions for Recovery Breakfast. This special recognition is a testament to the ongoing partnership the two organizations have had for three decades. Spindletop is proud to invest its resources year-after-year to this extraordinary organization that continuously helps teens facing addiction find a light at the end of the tunnel and gives them the tools needed to maintain and enjoy a life of sobriety. ⁠
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Spindletop extends its sincere thanks to the Board of Directors and staff of PDAP for this award! Thank you @pdaphouston!⁠

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British American Foundation of Texas (@BAFTX) enables financially challenged, Texas-based students who excel academically to fulfill their exceptional potential by supporting their US college education. In 2021, Spindletop provided first-time funding to BAFTX’s Women in STEM program. Through this program, BAFTX seeks to eliminate the financial pressure on women majoring in STEM in Texas and allow them to reach their potential at college and beyond. Our future engineers, researchers, technologists, and visionaries have the intelligence and drive to lead the world, but they need to graduate in order to do so. Spindletop believes in the power of education and scholarships, and we proudly support our two scholars through this program this year!⁠
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One of this year's scholars is Rebecca Nguyen who is attending the University of Texas at Austin, majoring in Public Health as a step toward becoming a physician assistant. We can't wait to see what the future holds for you, Rebecca! ⁠
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Our Emerging Leader Steering Committee Members hav

Our Emerging Leader Steering Committee Members have a steadfast dedication to helping children in need. We are honored to be able to inspire Houston's energy industry professionals in their commitment to Houston's at-risk youth.⁠

We are proud to have had such an impact on our won

We are proud to have had such an impact on our wonderful city last year and look forward to a successful year ahead! ⁠
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Number of Non-Profits Funded: 36⁠
Number of Children Served: 270,000+⁠
Spindletop Funding to Non-Profit Partners for Work in 2022: $686,365⁠
Number of Outreach Volunteer Hours by the Spindletop Army: 788⁠
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Learn more about Spindletop Community Impact Partners and get involved by visiting, www.spindletophouston.org⁠