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ABWA ACROSS THE UNITED STATES
This wonderful collection of Americana
Recipe classics has all kinds of delicious entrees, desserts, breads &
sides dishes to satisfy the most discriminating food critics.
With dozens of tips, descriptions of herbs and spices, measuring
conversions and baking hints, this compilation is a must have for even the
most experienced of chefs. All the delectable morsels you can prepare
are personal favorite recipes donated by our members and their friends. Click
here or on
the Cookbook cover to download the PDF order form. |
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SAN JACINTO CHAPTER MEMBER'S WEBSITES
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SPECIAL INTERESTS
Beth
Varney
713 461 2188
Accounting Services & RPM Daily Services, Inc
Houston, Texas |
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ITT
Watermark |
MercyCorps |
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ITT Watermark
is ITT's signature philanthropy program. The mission of ITT Watermark is to
make a sustainable mark in the world by providing safe water to children and
families in need. To accomplish this goal, ITT will provide safe water,
sanitation and hygiene education to underserved schools in the developing
world, and develop and employ a proactive emergency relief strategy that will
allow ITT to provide financial, in-kind and employee support in times of
disaster.
Water For
People and MercyCorps – share a common belief and approach. We believe the best
way to create sustainable results is to empower local communities. Together,
we act as indirect facilitators, providing water technology, sanitation
facilities and hygiene education. These solutions allow local governments, the
private sector and communities to effectively operate and manage their water
systems year after year.
ABWA
Houston Area Council
The Houston Area Council of the American Business Women's
Association was chartered on August 27, 1987 and consisted of 9 chapters:
Clear Lake Area, Downtown, Gold Key,
Houston Charter, Magic Circle, River Oaks,
San Jacinto, Skyscraper, and Space City. Leaders of
these chapters saw a need for all chapters of ABWA to communicate with each
other to better utilize the vast experience of the membership.
The mission of the Council is to promote involvement among
participating Chapters and Express Networks, and to provide opportunities for
combined activities to enhance our membership, to publicize ABWA and to
promote education within our community.
Today, the Houston Area Council consists of 18 Member
Organizations with an approximate total membership of 674. The
Houston Area Council is one of 66 councils registered in the United States
with the National American Business Women’s Association. Chapter or
Express Network dues are $50 per year. Individual dues are $20 per year
for National members in good standing.
For further information please visit the web site: http://www.abwahouston.org
The
Federation of Houston Professional Women is an alliance of women's professional
organizations, chartered by the state of Texas as a non-profit, non-partisan
business league. Each member organization, although diverse in style and
structure, has professional or businesswomen members focusing on education,
networking, specific careers or community service.
Our vision is to focus on empowering Member Organizations
to achieve their
goals by addressing general concerns of women in civic, community, personal and
professional pursuits.
Our mission is to unite Member Organizations to promote
a place of influence
and power.
The Federation of Houston Professional Women
Educational Foundation is a
501(c)3 charitable organization dedicated to the education and the advancement
of knowledge of women in our community.
The Federation...
- disseminates professional, educational, civic and cultural information.
- extends the scope and enhances the opportunities and activities of its
member Organizations.
- fosters growth of women's organizations and eliminates professional
isolation through involvement.
- honors the outstanding achievements of women in business and to their
professions.
For further information please visit the web site:
http://www.fhpw.org
