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G.E.M.S. To Celebrate International Day of Women

The Girls Evolving Mentally and Spiritually (G.E.M.S.) organization will celebrate International Recognition of Women on Saturday, March 1, 2025G.E.M.S 2025 WOMEN EMPOWERMENT SOIREE
The Girls Evolving Mentally and Spiritually (G.E.M.S.) organization will celebrate International Recognition of Women on Saturday, March 1, 2025.

Join us at the G.E.M.S Women Empowerment Soiree 2025 for an inspiring evening filled with empowerment, networking, and fun! This in-person event will take place at 15209 Westheimer Rd, where you’ll connect with like-minded women and gain valuable insights to help you thrive personally and professionally. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to uplift and empower yourself and others.

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A Proclamation on National Caribbean-American Heritage Month, 2024

Proclamation on National Caribbean-American Heritage Month, 2024During National Caribbean American Heritage Month, we celebrate the contributions and the diverse cultures of the millions of people across our Nation with Caribbean heritage, who have never let us walk away from our Nation’s most sacred values of opportunity and freedom...Caribbean Americans are dreamers and doers, always finding ways to push our country forward, reach new heights, and forge a more perfect Union. I am especially proud of the Caribbean Americans serving across my Administration and working hard to sustain our democracy — including Vice President Kamala Harris, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, and White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

 

The Caribbean American Heritage Foundation of Texas (CAHFT) Celebrate its 2025 Fourteenth (14th) Annual Back-To-School Drive - Benefiting The Caribbean


14 Annual Back To School Drive - Benefiting Economically Disadvantaged Students in the Caribbean


CAHFT Fourteenth Annual Back-To-School Drive


The Caribbean American Heritage Foundation of Texas (CAHFT) will celebrate its Fourteenth (14th) Annual Back-To-School Drive, benefiting underserved, economically disadvantaged students in the Caribbean and in particular, the island-nation of Saint Lucia. Our partner in the first years of the School Drive in Saint Lucia was the then Soufriere Public Library Librarian Ms. Catherine Prospere (retired, 2018); she and her staff have held annual hand-over ceremonies at the Library, ensuring that the students received our donation of school supplies.

Over the past thirteen (13) years, CAHFT typically send 3-5 55-gallon barrels contained over 2,300 items including over 400 notebooks and more than 560 No. 2 pencils the Saint Lucia and other Caribbean islands during our Annual School Drive. Other items in the barrels included pens, pencils, crayons and pencil sharpeners. CAHFT continue to do our part to assist the future leaders of Saint Lucia and the Caribbean achieve their educational goals and objectives by donating these much needed school supplies to these underserved communities.

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