Cy-Fair Helping Hands provides meals, housing, and resources to families and homeless individuals in Cy-Fair, building stronger and healthier communities.
| Cy Fair Helping Hands | |
| Founded | |
| Mission & Vision |
Mission: Serve the homeless with compassion. Vision: A Cy-Fair community free of homelessness. |
| Core Services & Programs |
Homeless services, food pantry, transitional housing, community outreach. |
| Impact & Reach |
Hundreds of individuals served annually across Cy-Fair. |
| Recognition & Accountability |
Locally recognized for compassionate homeless services. Transparent nonprofit practices. |
Cy-Fair Helping Hands is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the homeless and hungry in the Cy-Fair community through food, outreach, shelter, and support services.
Cy-Fair Helping Hands was founded in 2010, starting from humble beginnings as a soup-serving ministry in the back of a pickup truck.
The organization serves individuals and families experiencing homelessness or hunger across the fourteen ZIP codes within the Cypress-Fairbanks ISD boundary.
They operate a day center offering meals, showers, laundry, and outreach; a community food pantry; emergency shelter; student and family support programs; and more.
Volunteers are welcome to assist with pantry distribution, street outreach, holiday programs, client services, or administrative support—sign up is via their website.
Yes, it is a faith-informed, Christian-based nonprofit rooted in community care, founded by Jean and John Dreyer out of compassion and service.
Funding comes entirely from community generosity—donations from individuals, churches, businesses, and organizations—without government support.
They do not offer permanent housing, but they do provide emergency shelter services and are exploring transitional housing options for families in need.
Yes, businesses can partner through sponsorships, material donations, volunteer teams, or support for programs like school supply drives and seasonal outreach.
Donations can be made online, through material drop-offs at their facility, or by participating in their fundraising events and food/clothing drives.
