A heartfelt story of unexpected community, this reflection honors how Mrs. Downey’s unlikely bond with Youth-Reach transformed suspicion into love, leaving a legacy of care, humor and belonging that still echoes today.
A tribute to Dr. Neil Frank reveals how Houston’s trusted weatherman quietly lived out a deeper legacy of faith, service and compassion through his enduring impact on Youth-Reach Houston and the lives it touched.
On June 28th, employees of Spike Electric Controls came out to host a crawfish boil for the Youth-Reach boys and staff.
Brett Medlin is a Youth-Reach graduate and the founder of Rock Foundation Cambodia. Find out how you can pray for his life-changing ministry.
We face an overwhelming and ever-growing need where the phones ring everyday with stories from boys and desperate parents who need what Youth-Reach provides. So, we have a simple “ask” for each of you reading these words: Will you run the ball for us?
At any given time, well over 80% of the residents of Youth-Reach Houston are boys who were adopted. We have become a repository for boys who have lost their way, and their adoptive home has been unable to help them cope.
If someone took a look at your debit card or credit card statement, what would it say about you? For one thing, it would say a lot about where you place value.
Kim Carollo has known our founder, Curt Williams, since her youth and has seen many lives changed at Youth-Reach over the years. Hear why she chose to "Sponsor a Son" and why you should, too!
It truly takes a wide and varied base of support to keep Youth-Reach operational and available for the troubled kids who continually call for our help. One foundation that has been in long-standing support of Youth-Reach Houston is the Woodforest Charitable Foundation.
On May 14, many of the boys of Youth-Reach Houston once again participated in the Northshore Rotary Crawfish Boil & Catfish Fry, helping with the catfish breading process. It is also likely that they ate their weight in catfish and crawfish.
