H-Town Dream Center exists to give the Hope, Healing, and Freedom of Christ to the most vulnerable by helping break the chains of oppression and poverty so they can begin to dream again.

A world where the most vulnerable break the chains of oppression and poverty and experience the hope

Goal One: Currently we feed the hungry through our Care & Share food pantry serving 23,000 meals a week. Our goal is to provide more meals per week through the food pantry we are currently building.

Goal Two: We would like to house more women and children in our 1yr Hope Center Discipleship program. Our goal is to build 5 more tiny homes and build a new dorm on the current Safe House site.

Goal Three: Educate At-Risk Youth, we want to provide a safe place for under-resourced youth to come and be mentored through sports, recreation and education. This will be achieved through our DC Community Center

Our founder Shannon Nelson has seen the need for applying for more grants. However the current staff does not have a background in finding and or writing grants. So she searched for higher learning platforms in the field of Grant Writing. She found a program called "Grant Writing Station". This program did cost a substantial amount of money for a nonprofit. However she recogonized the importance of having this program. She sat down with the staff and explained what benefits this program has. Also explained the fact this program is also a teaching tool in the world of Grant Writing. We agreed that we needed this platform to help educate all of us in this field. The next day she purchased the 1yr program for the staff, she sent out logins and passwords to everyone that same day.

The H-Town Dream Center was at located in a hospital that we owned in Conroe Tx. We were doing well there and reaching thousands of people through our various programs. We were met with resistance to us having the type of programs we had. This turned into an issue that ended up leaving us without a place to operate out of. We had to shut down the Dream Center Hospital. This was unexpected and was a big hit on the spirit of our organization. We turned to God, and we prayed for an answer to how we overcome the self-doubt that had been placed in our hearts. Just when we thought that there would no longer be a dream center God showed us a vision of the Dream Center thriving but at a different location. So, we decided to move our program to Splendora Tx. We bought land and built a safe house compound to house the women and children. We made use of the land our founders already had owned for another business. We started building a community center which will be the hub of our organization. This location turned into our mobile food distribution center called the Care & Share food pantry. We now hand out over 23,000 lbs. of food a week through it. We are also planning to Education thousands of under-resourced youths through the programs we will offer through this community center. God has blessed us abundantly for staying faithful and not giving up when everything seemed to be falling in and hope seemed to be lost. We adapted to our new circumstances and our new location, and we began building and currently we are growing at a rate that is honorable. We are fully committed to Giving Hope, Healing, & Freedom to those in need.