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The BakerRipley Gulfton Sharpstown Campus is part of a larger strategy, starting with building upon the city’s most crucial asset: its diversity.

BakerRipley CEO Claudia Aguirre stresses the importance of all members of the community being counted in the 2020 census.

BakerRipley Houston Turkey Trot ranked one of the top races for Thanksgiving runners

After Harvey, decisions that were already difficult, became even harder for struggling families.

How Gulfton is at the center of the changes in Houston and how BakerRipley plays a role.

BakerRipley hopes the Houston Turkey Trot serves area communities and promotes wellness

The BakerRipley Gulfton Sharpstown Campus is part of a larger strategy, starting with building upon the city’s most crucial asset: its diversity.

This is the ninth year BakerRipley is hosting its annual Back to School Health Fairs to help communities it serves to get ready for back to school.

The BakerRipley Dementia Day Center has been around for 32 years in southwest Houston. They offer services affordable for any aging family member.

Un familiar con demencia cuidarlo en casa o buscar ayuda profesional.

Holocaust Museum Houston celebrated its 24th Lyndon Baines Johnson Moral Courage Award Dinner and honored BakerRipley.

BakerRipley provides classes and resources for community members seeking to start a small business.

BakerRipley CEO Claudia Aguirre stresses the importance of all members of the community being counted in the 2020 census.

The BakerRipley community center is evidence of the value of social capital in the disaster recovery process.

BakerRIpley Fab Lab staff members rising water sensor on display at SxSW

Camps are designed for fun and to prevent summer learning loss

Plan outlines improvements in disaster preparedness for immigrants

Tour of BakerRipley Fab Lab Houston at SxSW

Baker Ripley ofrece preparacion de impuestos gratuitos

Aguirre reconocida como Mujer del Ano

This is Not Just Another Luncheon

BakerRipley camps have something that your little one and your wallet will love

Your ideas wanted for the future of Harris County

The first of seven planned eventskicked off at BakerRipley’s Cleveland Campus in Pasadena

BakerRipley offers free tax services at their community centers

BakerRipley Houston Turkey Trot ranked one of the top races for Thanksgiving runners

BakerRipley provides resources for all to have opportunity

BakerRipley, a nonprofit that supports low-income Houston residents, is helping neighbors recover

Trout family gets connected to BakerRipley for assistance

BakerRipley one of eight nonprofits to receive the funding

A look at how agencies are rebuilding lives after tius devastating storm

After Harvey, decisions that were already difficult, became even harder for struggling families.

Angela Blanchard announces she will step down as President and CEO of BakerRipley at the end of 2017.

We are now BakerRipley, a name that recorgnizes our history while speaking to our future.

Houston will remain a welcoming city

A determinted group of skater make their dream a reality.

Angela Blanchard has supported low-income communities and economic development in Houston for 30 years.

The Houston region does not have a big unemployment problem. We do have a very big underemployment problem”

Immigrants from places with single monikers move into ‘unknown.’

Places Journal tells the story of the modern day settlement house movement, why East Aldine community matters & Houston’s human capital

Allies brought to U.S. now seek to shed abbreviation, and legally adopt a surname in the United States.

Katie Couric visits our sprawling, international city to learn more about how Houston has grown into the city it is now.

JP Morgan Chase holds hackathon where Houston students build and develop an application for nonprofits.

The White House Task Force on New Americans held its second White House Regional Convening on New Americans in Houston, Texas.

Seniors are enjoying their retirement and consider it their greatest time of freedom.

BakerRipley honors 4 outstanding community members at the For Good Celebration.

Reporter Monica Rhor explores how the Magic Bus helps neighbors in Guflton.

By mining the local talent and workforce, one non-profit is linking hundreds of thousands to jobs and opportunities.

Started as an organic experiment, the community engineers program provides leadership training to people in the Houston region.

The 2016 tax season starts next month and Houston-based BakerRipley wants to help more people file their returns at no charge.

BakerRipley, which has 70 locations in the Houston area, is putting people to work every day across the region.

10 years after Hurricane Katrina, Houstonians reflect on our role in welcoming others to Houston and life after the storm.

We have expanded our Head Start Programs in Fort Bend County.

Overall, more than 32 million children have participated in Head Start, since it began 50 years ago.

The Times shared why it matters that we ask the right questions to our Neighbors when it counts.

What sets Houston apart and what is BakerRipley doing to welcome immigrants.

BakerRipley accompishes a non-profit rarity – raising $1M at the Heart of Gold Luncheon.

BakerRipley model offers lessons of alleviating poverty and building communities across a sprawling urban region.

How Gulfton is at the center of the changes in Houston and how BakerRipley plays a role.

How Houston is building a path of opportunity.

Angela Blanchard talks about how the discipline of gardening has helped make the right practical and strategic decisions for BakerRipley.

Angela Blanchard shares how the right kind of storytelling can help inspire passion for causes.

The Houston Chronicle explores our Baker-Ripley Neighborhood Center Campus in Gulfton.

Angela Blanchard Op Ed on the Houston Chronicle on how Houston is building a pathway for new opportunities.