LIFT YOUR VOICE TO PROTECT OUR HOMES AND COMMUNITIES
Join advocates from across the country in calling for greater investments in affordable homes and in our communities.
Mark your calendar:
Monday, May 7th – National Call-In Day
Tuesday, May 8th – Tweet Storm
Join one of the events hosted by Texas Housers.
Austin
Lead Organization: Texas Housers
Contact: Christina Rosales, christina@texashousing.org
Date: Sunday, May 6
Event Description: This event is part of a statewide postcard writing effort led by Texas Housers. Event hosts will help participants share their message with members of Congress on the importance of affordable housing and what federal elected officials can do to address this issue. For more information, contact Christina Rosales.
Ft. Worth
Lead Organization: Texas Housers
Contact: Christina Rosales, christina@texashousing.org
Date: Tuesday, May 1
Event Description: This event is part of a statewide postcard writing effort led by Texas Housers. Event hosts will help participants share their message with members of Congress on the importance of affordable housing and what federal elected officials can do to address this issue. For more information, contact Christina Rosales.
Houston
Lead Organization: Texas Housers
Contact: Zoe Middleton, zoe@texashousing.org
Date: Monday, May 7
Time: 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Event Description: This event is part of a statewide postcard writing effort led by Texas Housers. Event hosts will help participants share their message with members of Congress on the importance of affordable housing and what federal elected officials can do to address this issue. For more information, contact Zoe Middleton.
San Juan
Lead Organization: Texas Housers
Contact: Josue Ramirez, josue@texashousing.org
Date: Friday, May 4
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: 1601 U.S. 83 Business, San Juan, TX 78589
Event Description: This event is part of a statewide postcard writing effort led by Texas Housers. Event hosts will help participants share their message with members of Congress on the importance of affordable housing and what federal elected officials can do to address this issue. For more information, contact Josue Ramirez.