Community Service

 Founded in July of 2024 the Hispanic Business Network of Galveston County mission is to connect, empower, and promote Hispanic businesses in our community. We believe in the strength of unity and the power of collaboration, and we are dedicated to fostering an environment where Hispanic entrepreneurs and business owners can thrive. 

TNOYS’ Texas Emerging Leaders Board (TELB), in partnership with the Aspen Institute Forum for Community Solutions and Young Invincibles, consists of young individuals with lived system experience. Over a 12-month term, they advise improving pathways to success for system-impacted youth.

QuEST also known as the Quality Educational Support Team is a committee made up of staff from each campus and members of the community that focuses on supporting the district and finding ways to improve quality of work. SHAQ is a committee of staff and community members that find ways to support teachers all throughout the district.

Backed by Young Invincibles, EdTrust in Texas, and Breakthrough Central Texas, this initiative empowers diverse student leaders to advocate for policy change in community college education. Through regular meetings, they champion student-centric policies, paving the way for a brighter future for Texas community college students. 

Lifeline of Galveston County is a 501 (c)(3) whose mission is to end the killing of companion animals in Galveston County.  Our goal is to act as a safety net for animals that live in Galveston County that are currently falling through the cracks. 

The Citizen Advisory Committee oversees citizen participation for the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, recommending CDBG grant applications to city officials. The goal for the CDBG CAC is to develop two key target areas in Texas City, including the 1867 Settlement District and the Greater Chelsea Manor Area.

KTCB educates citizens to improve their community's environment, acting as a bridge between citizens, city officials, and the Community Development Department. It reviews and advises, implementing recommendations within city policies and resource constraints. 

 LULAC Council #255 is the second-oldest LULAC in Galveston County. We mainly focus on raising money for scholarships for TCISD students and individuals interested in pursuing a trade. We have two significant events yearly: our Cinco de Mayo and El Grito celebrations. 

Toastmasters is a bi-monthly social speaking club that helps improve public speaking skills, boost confidence, and enhance interviewing abilities. It's perfect for those seeking personal or professional development or just wanting to nail that wedding toast or family reunion speech. Plus, it's fun and offers the chance to meet new friends while learning 

 Graduates of the Citizen's police academy can join the Texas City Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association, engaging in volunteer efforts alongside the Police Department to foster positive community relations. Alums also contribute as role players in police training events, supporting Texas City officers. 

The League of Women Voters of Texas is a nonpartisan grassroots organization promoting active participation in government, educating on public policy, and advocating for change. Membership, open to those 16 and older of all genders, spans a century, making it one of America’s oldest and most respected civic nonprofits.  

We are dedicated to supporting first-gen students in becoming involved in government and public policy. Our initiatives strive to prepare students for a life of public service. We are driven by our focus on making a positive change and ensuring no community is left behind.