Keep Fulshear Beautiful Event ~ 04/05/25

PAST EVENTS

Fundraiser for LA Fire Relief ~ 03/01/25

HEARTS partnered with HOSA_MRC to host a successful fundraiser in support of relief efforts for the Los Angeles fires. Our event featured a pickleball tournament, bracelet-making, a bake sale, a hygiene drive, and an exciting raffle with prizes. We raised over $800, with all proceeds donated to the International Medical Corps to aid those affected by the fires.

Fulshear City Council~ 11/19/24

On November 19th, Aanya and Aiza, on behalf of HEARTS, presented to the Fulshear City Council, sharing our vision for medical equity and a healthier community. They discussed how HEARTS provides essential medical resources to those in need, helping bridge the gap in healthcare access. By partnering with the city in the future, we hope to expand our outreach and strengthen community health. HEARTS looks forward to partnering with the city to expand our outreach and enhance community health.

HEARTS hosted a first aid drive in which we collected essential first aid supplies and money for those in need. We ended up collecting tons of bandages, gauzes, alcohol wipes, etc, and received around 100 dollars. The donations will help support the underprivileged communities ensuring access to basic medical care in emergencies.

First Aid Drive ~ 9/1/24 - 9/31/24

HEARTS collaborated with the organization StridesforSmiles and hosted a snowcone sale. With the help and support of everyone, it was a success and we raised over 200 dollars.

Frosty Friday ~ 6/28/24

Project Cure ~ 5/11/24

HEARTS, with the help of a few volunteers, volunteered at the Houston Project Cure site and assembled kit bags filled with thermometers and other healthcare equipment to send to countries in need, notably Tanzania.

JHS International Festival ~ 3/23/24

HEARTS' first event involved setting up a booth at Jordan High School's International Festival, hosted by the Class of '25. This event allowed the community to learn more about our mission to create a positive medical impact on disadvantaged communities in the Greater Houston Area.