ROSENBERG RICHMOND HELPING HANDS INC

Emergency Food Assistance: Rosenberg Richmond Helping Hands operates a comprehensive Emergency Food Assistance Program, which remains the organization's largest and most critical service. In 2025, RRHH distributed approximately 1.2 million pounds of food, serving an average of 1,538 households per month. This represents a 56% increase in households served since 2022 and reflects sustained growth in community demand as well as the organization's ability to expand service delivery. This growth aligns with RRHH's commitment to ensuring that Hunger Stops Here and that No Child Goes to Bed Hungry in our service area. Food distribution represents the majority of RRHH's program activity and accounts for approximately 95% of total program expenses. The organization works in partnership with the Houston Food Bank, local grocers, and community partners, maximizing the use of in-kind food sourcing, which comprised approximately 67% of total revenue in 2025. These partnerships support consistent service delivery while maintaining cost discipline. During the year, the program continued to provide balanced food support, including fresh produce, proteins, and staple goods. Supply constraints in protein and dairy required increased direct purchasing, which was managed through ongoing monitoring of cost per household and cost per pound. Services are delivered through structured weekly pantry distributions and targeted community events. The program is supported by a large volunteer base and a lean operational model, ensuring that resources are directed primarily to client services. This program remains the cornerstone of RRHH's mission and a primary driver of its community impact.

In 2025, Rosenberg Richmond Helping Hands distributed 41,353 pounds of free clothing to underserved individuals and families, representing a 38% increase over 2024. This growth reflects increased demand for basic necessities and the organization's ability to expand intake, sorting, and distribution capacity through its volunteer driven model. Clothing assistance includes seasonal attire, children's school uniforms, and essential household linens, all provided at no cost to clients. The Clothing Closet operates as a year-round resource for families in crisis, seniors, and youth, supporting dignity, stability, and access to essential items. Clothing distribution continues to represent approximately 4% of total program expenses and is delivered with minimal overhead. Volunteers remain central to program execution, managing donation intake, sorting, inventory organization, and client service. This program remains an important component of RRHH's overall service model and reflects the organization's long-standing commitment to meeting essential needs in a practical and efficient manner.