Participate in Black Fundraising Events in Texas supporting important causes and bringing your community together. These events celebrate cultural heritage while raising awareness and funds for organizations serving the Black community.
Join NSBE Professionals Houston for our Annual Golf Tournament as we raise $100,000 to support scholarships and year-round STEM initiatives.
About This Event
The NSBE Professionals Houston Annual Golf Tournament brings together engineers, industry partners, and community leaders for a day of competition, networking, and purpose.
As part of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)—the nation’s largest student‑governed organization dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers—we are committed to advancing excellence from pre‑college through professional practice.
Our 2026 Goal: $100,000
Funds raised through this tournament directly support scholarships and year‑round programming that strengthen the engineering pipeline in the Houston area.
What Your Support Enables
Proceeds from this event fund:
Scholarships for Houston‑area students pursuing engineering and STEM degrees
Fresh Start–style transition support for students entering engineering programs
Monthly pre‑collegiate and collegiate outreach, mentoring, and STEM engagement
Professional development workshops focused on leadership and career advancement
Member social and networking events that foster community, retention, and collaboration
These initiatives ensure consistent, high‑impact engagement throughout the year—not just one day.
Who Should Attend
Engineering and STEM professionals
Corporate partners and sponsors
Alumni and supporters of NSBE
Community leaders invested in education and workforce readiness
Students and advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM
Ways to Participate
Play: Register as an individual golfer or foursome
Sponsor: Gain visibility while investing in the future of engineering
Donate: Support scholarships and pipeline programs directly
Every registration and contribution brings us closer to our $100,000 goal.
Event Details
Location: Hermann Park Gold Course
Date: May 16, 2026
Check-In Time: 7 AM
(Additional event schedule details will be shared with registered participants.)
Note: Participants should bring their own golf clubs. Club rentals are available on-site for $25.
Why NSBE
NSBE’s mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities. By supporting this tournament, you are helping to build a stronger, more inclusive engineering workforce—locally and nationally.
More About Us...
Who We Are
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Professionals Houston is a community of professionals dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities.
Our What
Our 2026 goal is to raise $100,000 through our Annual Golf Tournament to fund scholarships for students in the Houston area—providing critical support as they pursue and complete their engineering education.
Our Why
We believe education transforms lives. Many talented students face financial barriers that limit their potential. By removing those barriers, we empower future leaders, innovators, and change-makers and foster a more diverse and inclusive engineering field.
How We Show Up
Beyond fundraising, we stay actively engaged through initiatives like Fresh Start, member socials, professional development programs, and ongoing collegiate and pre-collegiate outreach each month—building community and supporting the pipeline of future engineers.
How You Can Help
Join us for the course! Register to play, become a sponsor, or donate to support our Golf Tournament. Every contribution helps create opportunity and invests in the next generation of STEM leaders.
Celebrating Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic while raising scholarship support through the LRE McGlotham Foundation.
Join Us for the Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic Scholarship Fund Celebration!
Through the LRE McGlotham Foundation, this celebration will raise scholarship support for future students while recognizing the impact Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic have made through their commitment to education, community, and opportunity.
Guests may support the evening by purchasing an individual ticket, reserving a table, becoming a sponsor, or making a donation.
Individual Dinner Ticket: $150
Tax-Deductible Portion: $58 of each $150 ticket may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
This event hosts Kim Stroud featuring Caleb Mayberry & the Ostanato Chamber Orchestra, to grant 10 Single Moms Scholarships @ LSC College.
Doors Open @ 9:30am
Tickets $55
Vendor Booths $75(only 6 Available)
An evening dedicated to celebrating academic excellence and honoring the recipients of these prestigious scholarships.
Event Description:
Join Emmanuel Cares Community Development Corporation for the Carolyn Richardson and Elijah Easley 2nd Annual Scholarship Awards and Gala, an evening dedicated to celebrating academic excellence and honoring the recipients of these prestigious scholarships.
This special event will highlight the achievements of outstanding students while supporting future educational opportunities within our community. Guests will enjoy an elegant evening filled with celebration, inspiration, and fellowship.
Come dressed to impress and be a part of a meaningful night that uplifts and invests in the next generation.
Ticket Information:
Tickets: $50 Donation
Come celebrate inspiring community heroes and award the 5th Annual Blackshear-Rockwell scholarships!
5th Annual Blackshear-Rockwell Scholarship & Community Heroine Reception
Join The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. Houston Metropolitan Chapter for the 5th Annual Blackshear–Rockwell Scholarship Reception & Community Heroine Recognition.
This elegant afternoon reception celebrates scholarship recipients, honors outstanding women making an impact in our community, and supports the continued empowerment of future leaders.
Guests will enjoy an inspiring program, community fellowship, and a celebration of excellence, advocacy, and legacy.
Attire: Reception Chic
Saturday, June 20, 2026
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
United Way of Greater Houston
50 Waugh Dr, Houston, TX 77007
Get ready for an unforgettable night celebrating amazing community leadership community and black excellence at the 3rd Annual Black Gala!
Step into a night of rebirth, recognition, and regal celebration.
This year, All Neighborhoods Powerfully United Foundation invites you to “The Renaissance: Reclaiming Our Royalty” — a grand evening honoring the brilliance, resilience, and divine power of Black and Brown excellence. This 3rd annual Gala marks a new era — where our community no longer waits for validation, but stands boldly in our legacy. From the arts to activism, from education to entrepreneurship, we are writing the next chapter of our collective story — a story rooted in truth, abundance, and love for one another.
DATE: Saturday, October 31, 2026
LOCATION: Third Ward Multi Service Center
TIME: Doors open at 6:15 PM
TICKETS ARE NON-REFUNDABLE
Event Includes:
Cocktail & Charcuterie Hour (6:00pm-7:15pm)
Buffet Style Dinner catered by Jennideaux's Catering
Award Presentation
Music & Entertainment by Local Community Artist
Silent Auction & Raffles
Vendors Market
Dress Code: Black, Green, Gold OR African Formal Attire or cultural wear. Dress to Impress!
Sponsorship Inquiries: For those interested in becoming a sponsor, please email us OR call (832) - 862-7566
NSBE Houston Gala “Under the Stars” Celebrate, network and support STEM scholarships—an elegant night of impact, awards and entertainment!
You’re Invited to an Evening of Brilliance and Impact
Welcome to the Annual NSBE Houston Professionals Scholarship Gala—an unforgettable evening Under the Stars, where brilliance meets purpose.
Join us as we celebrate excellence, honor visionary leaders, and invest in the bright future of Houston-area students pursuing STEM degrees. This signature event reflects the mission of the National Society of Black Engineers, bringing together culture, community, and meaningful impact in a sophisticated, prom-inspired setting.
The evening will take place at The Community Collective for Houston (formally known as "The Power Center") on Saturday, July 11, at 6:00 PM. Guests will enjoy a thoughtfully curated experience featuring refined décor, elevated entertainment, and a dynamic program designed to inspire.
Highlights of the evening include an awards presentation recognizing our Chapter, Advisory Board, and valued sponsors, alongside live entertainment, dancing, and a beautifully prepared dinner.
As we gather in style, our goal is to raise $30,000 in scholarship support for the next generation of STEM leaders.
Formal, prom-inspired attire is encouraged. Come prepared to connect, celebrate, and contribute to a powerful cause.
Secure your tickets and be part of an extraordinary evening of purpose and distinction.
More About Us...
Who We Are
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Professionals Houston is a community of professionals dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities.
Our What
Our 2026 goal is to raise $30,000 in scholarships for students in the Houston area—providing critical financial support to help them pursue and complete their engineering education.
Our Why
We believe education transforms lives. Many talented students face financial barriers that limit their potential. By removing those barriers, we empower future leaders, innovators, and change-makers while fostering a more diverse and inclusive engineering field.
How You Can Help
Support our mission by donating to our scholarship fund. Your contribution directly invests in students’ futures and helps us expand our impact in the Houston community.
Bowl for a cause! Shoes, food, drinks & prizes include, plus support HBCU scholarships. Wear your colors & rep your team!
Get Ready to Strike for a Cause!
Join us for an exciting and high-energy bowling tournament where teams will compete, connect, and represent their school pride, all while supporting a meaningful mission! This fundraising event is dedicated to raising scholarship funds for deserving students of Norfolk State University.
Bring your best bowlers, coworkers, classmates, or friends and form a team to compete against other groups in a fun and competitive atmosphere. Whether you're aiming for the top score or just coming for the vibes, this event is all about community, fellowship, and giving back.
Your ticket includes bowling, shoe rental, food, drinks, and access to amazing prizes. Teams will battle it out on the lanes for bragging rights, prizes, and the championship title.
Team spots & lane sponsorships are limited. So register now!
🎓 Support HBCUs & Promote Your Business
🎓 Why It Matters
Proceeds from this event will go toward scholarships that help support NSU students in achieving their academic goals and continuing the proud legacy of HBCU excellence.
🎳 Event Highlights:
Team-based bowling tournament
Prizes for top teams and fun categories
Food, drinks, and entertainment included
Networking and fellowship with alumni and community members
💥 Wear your school colors. Rep your team. Bowl for a purpose.
Sponsorship Contact
VIP Event Swag Bag Sponsorship Opportunity
Local businesses are invited to participate in our VIP Swag Bag Program for the upcoming HBCU Scholarship Bowling Tournament supporting students of Norfolk State University.
This is a great opportunity to promote your business directly to event attendees while supporting HBCU scholarships.
Each VIP attendee will receive an exclusive canvas tote bag filled with promotional items from local businesses.
👜 VIP Tote Bag Advertising Opportunity
Participating businesses will receive:
✔ Your business logo printed on the VIP tote bag
✔ Your promotional materials placed inside every swag bag
✔ Exposure to all event attendees and participants
✔ Recognition for supporting HBCU scholarships
📌 Logo placement on the tote bag will be assigned in the order sponsorships are received.
Early sponsors receive the best placement on the bag.
📦 What Businesses Can Submit
Businesses may include one promotional item inside the swag bags such as:
• Flyers or brochures
• Coupons or special offers
• Business cards
• Branded merchandise (pens, keychains, magnets, etc.)
• Promotional items (shirts, small products, samples, etc.)
These items allow guests to learn about your business and connect with your services.
🔢 Quantity Required
Businesses must provide:
100 promotional items (recommended quantity based on expected attendance)
All items must be pre-packaged and ready for distribution.
📅 Submission Deadline
All promotional materials must be received by:
June 19, 2026
Late submissions may not be included in the swag bags.
📍 Delivery Instructions
Items may be delivered or shipped to:
Donisha Wright
PO Box 1670
Richmond, TX 77406
Or Text 832-971-9518 to arrange pickup
Please label packages:
“HBCU Scholarship Bowling Tournament – Swag Bag Materials”
💼 Why Participate?
✔ Promote your business to community leaders and alumni
✔ Support scholarships for deserving HBCU students
✔ Build brand recognition within the community
✔ Be recognized as a supporter of education and opportunity
Join us in Houston for NAAIA's first-ever Scholarship Luncheon celebrating bright futures!
Join Us for NAAIA Houston's Inaugural Scholarship Luncheon!
The National African American Insurance Association (NAAIA) Houston Chapter proudly presents its inaugural Scholarship Program, a milestone event demonstrating our commitment to education, innovation, and the development of future leaders within the insurance industry.
This premier program will convene industry professionals, executives, and students for a forward‑looking discussion on the global impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the insurance industry. As AI continues to reshape how insurers operate, assess risk, and serve customers, attendees will gain valuable insight into how these advancements are influencing the future of insurance.
As a cornerstone of this event, NAAIA Houston will award two $1,000 scholarships to undergraduate college students who are pursuing insurance‑related fields. These scholarships represent NAAIA Houston’s investment in emerging talent and its mission to expand access, opportunity, and leadership within the industry.
Theme: AI: Navigating The Future of Insurance
Fireside Chat with insurance industry leaders discussing AI and the future of insurance
Panel Discussion exploring the impact of AI across:
Claims
Risk Management
Business Operations
Underwriting
What Your Ticket Includes:
Full access to all program sessions, including the fireside chat and panel discussion
Attendance at NAAIA Houston’s first‑ever scholarship award presentation, celebrating undergraduate student recipients of $2,000 scholarships
Networking opportunities with insurance professionals, industry leaders, and students
A catered lunch, with your choice of: Chicken, Beef, or Vegan
This inaugural scholarship program represents the intersection of innovation, education, and talent development, reinforcing NAAIA Houston’s dedication to advancing excellence, diversity, and opportunity within the insurance industry.
Join Reveal Speak Easy (Formerly O2 Lounge) 3003 Fondren Houston, Tx 77063 From 2pm- 6pm
Some of the proceeds will go towards supporting this local charity.
Join NSBE Professionals Houston for our Annual Golf Tournament as we raise $100,000 to support scholarships and year-round STEM initiatives.
About This Event
The NSBE Professionals Houston Annual Golf Tournament brings together engineers, industry partners, and community leaders for a day of competition, networking, and purpose.
As part of the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)—the nation’s largest student‑governed organization dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers—we are committed to advancing excellence from pre‑college through professional practice.
Our 2026 Goal: $100,000
Funds raised through this tournament directly support scholarships and year‑round programming that strengthen the engineering pipeline in the Houston area.
What Your Support Enables
Proceeds from this event fund:
Scholarships for Houston‑area students pursuing engineering and STEM degrees
Fresh Start–style transition support for students entering engineering programs
Monthly pre‑collegiate and collegiate outreach, mentoring, and STEM engagement
Professional development workshops focused on leadership and career advancement
Member social and networking events that foster community, retention, and collaboration
These initiatives ensure consistent, high‑impact engagement throughout the year—not just one day.
Who Should Attend
Engineering and STEM professionals
Corporate partners and sponsors
Alumni and supporters of NSBE
Community leaders invested in education and workforce readiness
Students and advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM
Ways to Participate
Play: Register as an individual golfer or foursome
Sponsor: Gain visibility while investing in the future of engineering
Donate: Support scholarships and pipeline programs directly
Every registration and contribution brings us closer to our $100,000 goal.
Event Details
Location: Hermann Park Gold Course
Date: May 16, 2026
Check-In Time: 7 AM
(Additional event schedule details will be shared with registered participants.)
Note: Participants should bring their own golf clubs. Club rentals are available on-site for $25.
Why NSBE
NSBE’s mission is to increase the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities. By supporting this tournament, you are helping to build a stronger, more inclusive engineering workforce—locally and nationally.
More About Us...
Who We Are
The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Professionals Houston is a community of professionals dedicated to increasing the number of culturally responsible Black engineers who excel academically, succeed professionally, and positively impact their communities.
Our What
Our 2026 goal is to raise $100,000 through our Annual Golf Tournament to fund scholarships for students in the Houston area—providing critical support as they pursue and complete their engineering education.
Our Why
We believe education transforms lives. Many talented students face financial barriers that limit their potential. By removing those barriers, we empower future leaders, innovators, and change-makers and foster a more diverse and inclusive engineering field.
How We Show Up
Beyond fundraising, we stay actively engaged through initiatives like Fresh Start, member socials, professional development programs, and ongoing collegiate and pre-collegiate outreach each month—building community and supporting the pipeline of future engineers.
How You Can Help
Join us for the course! Register to play, become a sponsor, or donate to support our Golf Tournament. Every contribution helps create opportunity and invests in the next generation of STEM leaders.
Celebrating Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic while raising scholarship support through the LRE McGlotham Foundation.
Join Us for the Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic Scholarship Fund Celebration!
Through the LRE McGlotham Foundation, this celebration will raise scholarship support for future students while recognizing the impact Dr. Robert and Ellen Bostic have made through their commitment to education, community, and opportunity.
Guests may support the evening by purchasing an individual ticket, reserving a table, becoming a sponsor, or making a donation.
Individual Dinner Ticket: $150
Tax-Deductible Portion: $58 of each $150 ticket may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
This event hosts Kim Stroud featuring Caleb Mayberry & the Ostanato Chamber Orchestra, to grant 10 Single Moms Scholarships @ LSC College.
Doors Open @ 9:30am
Tickets $55
Vendor Booths $75(only 6 Available)
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