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Events

• Valero hosted a celebratory reception to distribute $1 million in grants to nine outstanding Houston-area children鈥檚 programs through the Valero Benefit for Children. This local contribution is part of a massive national effort. In 2025, the Valero Texas Open and Benefit for Children raised more than $24 million thanks to the generosity of business partners and donors. By partnering with these vital agencies, Valero continues its mission to fuel the work of hundreds of charities and make a lasting difference for children across the country.
• In February 2026, a Black History Month class in partnership with Harlem River Farms, Urban Harvest, and the 91视频 explored the cultural traditions and agricultural history of fruits, vegetables, and cuisines rooted in African American communities. Led by UH graduate and urban gardening expert Tim Hammond, the session highlighted historic and modern farmland practices while sharing practical insights on growing food in small spaces.

• In February 2026, Rooted in Freedom: Uplifting the Stories of Our Ancestors - Black Farmers and Cowboys brought the community together for a Black History Month symposium centered on land, legacy, and rural heritage. The event highlighted the Pecan Project鈥檚 work preserving Black-owned farms, featured stories of generational land reclamation, and included a screening of High Horse: The Black Cowboy with a cast discussion.

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  JUDY COOK BUILDING COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE

  In November 2025, the Judy Cook Building Open House welcomed community members and the 91视频 together for an evening of connection and collaboration. Guests explored the new space, learned about upcoming plans, and shared feedback on what they hoped to see in the building moving forward. The event highlighted the building鈥檚 role as a welcoming hub for engagement, partnership, and shared opportunities.

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  JUDY COOK BUILDING OPEN HOUSE & LUNCHEON

  The Judy Cook Building Open House & Luncheon on October 2025 introduced UH staff and partners to the building鈥檚 vision as 鈥淭he Front Porch of the University.鈥� Attendees learned about the strategic plan, new reservation system, upcoming website, and future operations. The team shared key updates and invited feedback through surveys and program overviews. Guests then toured the building and connected with staff available in each room.