Vision
 Enhancing the quality of life in Southeast Texas

Mission
To provide visionary leadership in uniting the community's resources of donors, volunteers, and organizations. This is expressed through:

• A single community campaign for member agencies.

• Volunteer needs assessment and allocations to agencies for year-round operations and programs.

• Consultation services to member agencies.

• Community planning.

• Volunteer recruitment and training.

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 American Red Cross, Beaumont Chapter
350 Magnolia, Suite L151, Beaumont, Texas 77701
409-832-1644
Provides emergency assistance to disaster victims and supports emergency responders.  Offers education in disaster preparedness and health and safety education, including training and certification in first aid, CPR, AED, workplace safety, water safety, swimming and life guarding.  Also offers youth services, armed forces emergency services, and need-based assistance with utilities for seniors 60 and over.

Anayat House, Inc.
2675 McFaddin Beaumont, Texas 77702
409-833-0649
Providing overnight accommodations for friends or family members of patients at all local hospitals; especially those patients in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) as well as individuals with outpatient service needs.

Beaumont Metropolitan YMCA
L.L. Melton Branch - 3455 Sarah St. Beaumont, TX 409-842-5550;
Beaumont Branch (Formerly West End Branch) - Parkdale Mall Beaumont, Texas 409-898-1651;
The Beaumont Y offers Summer Day Camp, After-school child care, Aquatics, Youth & Adult Sports, Fitness, Martial Arts, Dance and Teen programs.

Boys' Haven
3655 N. Major Dr., Beaumont, Texas 77713
409-866-2400
Residential facility licensed for 36 boys (8-17) providing opportunities for adjustment and development in all areas of life through a structured environment.

Boy Scouts of America, Three Rivers Council
4650 Cardinal Dr. Beaumont, Texas 77705
409-842-5240
A comprehensive youth development program that instills character, citizenship, and personal fitness. Scouting programs include Cub Scouts for boys 1^st – 5^th grade; Boy Scouts for boys 11 thru 17 years of age; and Venturing a (co-ed) program for young adults 14 thru 20 years of age. The Three Rivers Council serves 10 counties in Southeast Texas.

Camp Fire USA, Inc.
3037 25th St. Pt. Arthur, Texas 77642
409-983-3386
Provides boys and girls (Pre-K to 12th grade) community based youth development programs that develop personal life skills, social responsibility, healthy lifestyles and leadership skills to become productive adult members of society.  Volunteer opportunities.

Capland Center for Communication Disorders
2660 Aero Drive, Port Arthur, Texas 77640;
855 S. 8th Street Beaumont, Texas
409-729-2227
Offers extensive evaluation and therapy services for individuals of all ages with speech, language, and/or hearing disorders.

Communities In Schools Southeast Texas, Inc.
700 North Street, Suite B, Box 2, Beaumont, Texas 77701
409-832-1146
Develops public/private partnerships to assist the school system in keeping students in school through direct involvement with the student and his/her family.  CIS provides tutoring, mentoring, counseling, parental involvement & coordination of social services to improve attendance, academics and behavior.

Family Services Counseling Center
A program of Family Services of Southeast Texas
990 IH-10 North, Ste. 140 Beaumont, Texas 77702
409-833-2668
Combats family breakdown, domestic violence, child abuse and strengthens families by providing professional counseling and education for marital difficulties, parent-child conflict, family violence/anger management, child abuse and neglect, divorce, step-family issues, work place stress, gerontology issues and other issues affecting family life.

Family Services of Southeast Texas Women & Children's Shelter
A program of Family Services of Southeast Texas
24-Hour Hotline: 409-832-7575 or 1-800-621-8882
The Shelter provides safe house protection, a 24-hour hotline, emergency transportation, advocacy, legal referral, counseling, children's services, transitional housing, community education and outreach to shelter residents and nonresidents from a six-county area including Jefferson, Orange, Hardin, Tyler, Newton and Jasper counties.

Girl Scouts of  San Jacinto Council
700 North Street, Suite F,  Beaumont, Texas 77701
409-832-0556 or 800-543-0957
 Engages girls, ages 5 to 17, in discovering themselves, connecting with others, and taking action to make the world a better place.  Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character.  

Hughen Center
2849 9th Ave. Port Arthur, Texas 77642
409-983-6659
Since 1936, has provided services to physically disabled children and adults.  Offers physical and occupational therapies, nursing services, basic child care and attendant care.  Residential program for children (5-21), and a day program for adults.  Licensed facility. Email Hughen: info@hughencenter.org

Mental Health Association
505 Orleans, Ste. 301, Beaumont, Texas 77701
409-833-9657
Since 1942, provides educational programs, information, publications, referrals, trainings, human rights and public policy advocacy regarding mental health. Staff and volunteers promote understanding of mental illnesses to reduce stigma. Suicide support groups offered for family, friends and attempters. Email MHAJC

Nutrition & Services for Seniors
4590 Concord Beaumont, Texas 77703
409-892-4455
Proudly providing meals on wheels, transportation, congregate dining, CareNet, and other support services for people 60+ for more than twenty-five years in Jefferson and Hardin counties.

Police Activities League (PAL)
P.O. Box 3245 Beaumont, Texas 77704-3245
409-833-2940
A juvenile crime prevention program that associates youth (8-17), police and community leaders (volunteers) in recreational activities in an environment that teaches respect, courtesy and consideration.

Rape & Suicide Crisis of Southeast Texas, Inc.
Office: 409-832-6530
Hotline:409-835-3355
1-800-7WE-CARE
24-hour hotline, medical & legal accompaniment, support groups (adult & youth), satellite site support group, community & structured education, information/referral, crisis intervention and personal advocacy.

Salvation Army Corps
2350 IH-10 E. Beaumont, Texas 77703
409-896-2361
Programs include Transitional Shelter for families - Red Shield Emergency Shelter - Social Services providing help with utilities, rent, transportation, prescriptions, Soup Kitchen and emergency disaster assistance.  Music programs for youth and spiritual counseling for families upon request.  Family Store.

Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club
2350 IH-10 Beaumont, Texas 77703
409-896-2363
Offers supervised after school and summer programs of individual and team sports, recreation, education, tutoring and social/character development to youth in Jefferson County.

Shorkey Center
855 S. 8th St. Beaumont, Texas 77701
409-838-6568
The Center provides services for the individual with special needs.  These services include effective physical, occupational, and speech rehabilitation; direct educational services including therapy for children with autism and other related disorders; after school care; and parent assistance and support.

South East Texas Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse
4675-C Washington Blvd. Beaumont, Texas 77707
409-842-2408 or 1-800-221-8328
Since 1958, SETCADA has provided substance abuse services to the community including adult and adolescent alcohol and drug assessments, educational programs, residential and outpatient treatment services for adults, and youth prevention services.

Southeast Texas Food Bank
3845 MLK Parkway Beaumont, TX 77705
(409)839-8777
Provides food to 141 non-profit agencies with programs to feed the poor.  Additional programs include: School Tools – provides school supplies to 32 elementary schools with a high percentage of impoverished children; Texas Second Chance - provides job training in warehousing to inmates; Nutrition Education - provides nutrition education to low-income families and individuals.

Southeast Texas Hospice, Inc.
P.O. Box 2385 912 W. Cherry Orange, Texas 77630
409-886-0622; 800-749-3497
Provides  medical, spiritual, and psychosocial care to terminally ill persons and their families in their homes, in nursing homes, and in assisted living centers.  Care is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.  Following a death, family members are provided grief counseling for one year.

USO - United Service Organization
Maintains domestic and overseas entertainment and provides a liaison for communication to men and women in military service.