Traditional Holiday Feast at SPRY Potluck on Dec. 9
Due to the hussle and bussle of the holiday season, the SPRY Movie Afternoon is on hiatus until January. If you have a movie you’d like to suggest, please contact Delma at 713.529.0037 x363 or email her at [email protected].
Montrose Counseling Center and MCC Permanent Endowment Elect New Officers
In October, our boards of Directors met to elect new officers. Chris Robertson takes the helm as President of the… Read More »
Happy Birthday to Us!
The founders of MCC could not have known back in 1978 that they spearheaded a movement that would have grown as much as we have, serving hundreds of thousands of people, and becoming the largest openly-GLBT organization serving the Houston area.
We Need Your Input to Stop GLBT Bullying! Houston Premiere of BULLIED & Community Organizing, December 7
MCC hosts the Houston premiere of the Southern Poverty Law Center’s ‘BULLIED: A Student, a School, and a Case That Made History’ Tuesday, December 7 at 7p.m. A community organizing discussion will follow. Be there and get active!
Simple Ways to Support Us This Holiday Season
Donate Items to the Holiday Food Drive What better way to celebrate the holidays than by spreading good health and… Read More »
Upcoming Events
“Better Tomorrows” for GLBT Youth, December 15 – “H-Town for the Holidays” Spirit, December 16 – and Weekly Shows by ERSICSS… all benefiting MCC!
Thanks a Million
Huge thanks go out to Tye Blue and everyone who participated in the “Stand Up and Sing” benefit for HATCH… Read More »
MCC Holiday Baskets Feed Families. Will You Sponsor a Basket at $25?
How to put a smile on someone’s face: By sponsoring a basket at $25, you can guarantee a holiday meal for a family of five including a turkey and all the trimmings. Help us reach our goal to distribute 25 baskets to our less fortunate case management clients in December.
HATCH Makes A Difference
“We have never lost a HATCH youth to suicide,” says Deb Murphy, HATCH Youth Specialist. Read more about what this program means to GLBT and questioning youth in the Houston area — in their own words — by clicking the headline above.
BULLIED Documentary & Community Organizing to Stop GLBT Bullying, December 7
MCC hosts the Houston premiere of the Southern Poverty Law Center’s ‘BULLIED: A Student, a School, and a Case That Made History’ Tuesday, December 7 at 7p.m. A community discussion about what can be done to stop the mistreatment of our communities’ youth will follow.