Enough For Her

03/06/2026

We currently have baby boy clothing available in sizes Newborn through 6 months.

Some items are gently used and some are brand new with tags.

If your family could benefit from these items, please reach out.

📞 Text or call: 713-930-5750

12/07/2025

12/06/2025

12/06/2025

🎄 Adopt an Angel This Christmas 🎄
We’re excited to announce our first annual Adopt an Angel program! This holiday season, you can help bring joy to a child in need by providing gifts and essentials they might not otherwise receive.
🎁 Want to Sponsor a Child?
Make a difference in a child’s Christmas by becoming an Angel sponsor!
📧 Email: [email protected]📝 Subject line: “Adopt an Angel”Choose to receive a random Angel assignment or browse our nominated Angel list to select a specific child.
👼 Know a Child Who Could Use Extra Support?
Help us identify children who would benefit from our program.
📧 Email: [email protected]📝 Subject line: “Nominate an Angel”Please share why this child would be a great fit for our program. Photos are welcome but not required.
Together, we can make this Christmas magical for children in our community. Every child deserves to feel special during the holidays. ✨
Questions? Reach out to [email protected]

12/06/2025

🎄 Adopt a Mom This Christmas 🎄
This holiday season, let’s remember that moms give endlessly—but they deserve to feel celebrated too. We’re launching our first annual Adopt a Mom program to bring joy, support, and recognition to mothers who could use extra care this Christmas.

💝 Want to Sponsor a Mom?
Make a mother’s holiday brighter by becoming her sponsor! Help provide gifts, essentials, or simply a reminder that her hard work and sacrifice are seen and appreciated.
📧 Email: [email protected]📝 Subject line: “Adopt a Mom”Choose to receive a random assignment or select from our nominated Mom list to sponsor a specific mother in need.

🌟 Know a Mom Who Deserves Extra Support?
Help us recognize mothers who are going above and beyond—single moms, struggling moms, foster moms, moms facing hardship, or any mom who pours into others but rarely receives in return.

📧 Email: [email protected]📝 Subject line: “Nominate a Mom”Share why this mom would be perfect for our program. Photos are welcome but not required.
Every mom deserves to feel valued and cared for during the holidays. Together, we can make sure no mother is forgotten this Christmas. 💕
Questions? Contact [email protected]

11/24/2025

VERIFIED HOUSTON BABY & FAMILY RESOURCES
Need help with baby supplies, food, childcare, or other assistance? Here are verified organizations in Houston that can help. All information has been confirmed.
FOOD FOR YOUNG CHILDREN:
Kids’ Meals at 713-695-5437 delivers free meals Monday-Friday to homes of children ages 0-5. They’re incredible and want to help your family.
WIC at 800-942-3678 provides formula, baby food, and nutritious foods for pregnant women, new moms, and kids under 5.
Houston Food Bank at 832-369-9390 can help with groceries and connect you to food pantries near you.
BABY SUPPLIES (DIAPERS, FORMULA, CLOTHES):
L.I.F.E. Houston at 713-528-6044 provides emergency formula for babies up to 1 year old. Walk-ins welcome.
The Diaper Foundation at 713-807-1111 gives free diapers to families in need.
Houston Children’s Charity (HCC Closet) at 713-986-4977 offers free children’s clothing.
PREGNANCY SUPPORT & NEWBORN SUPPLIES:
Houston Pregnancy Help Center (Fifth Ward) at 713-675-2800
Houston Pregnancy Help Center (Downtown) at 713-942-2323
Pregnancy Help Center of West Houston (Katy area) at 281-578-0078
CareNet Pregnancy Center at 281-444-8554
These centers provide pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, baby supplies, diapers, formula, clothing, and support.
CHILDCARE ASSISTANCE:
Workforce Solutions at 713-334-5980 (M-F 7am-7pm) or text 346-249-7700 (M-F 8am-6pm) helps working parents with childcare costs through subsidies and scholarships.
SNAP (FOOD STAMPS) & CASH ASSISTANCE:
Apply online at YourTexasBenefits.com or call 2-1-1 for help with the application.
NEED HELP NAVIGATING THESE RESOURCES?
Call 2-1-1 (United Way Helpline) - they can connect you to the right services and help with applications. Available 24/7.
If you’re struggling or know someone who is, please don’t hesitate to reach out to these organizations. They genuinely want to help you. You can also DM Enough For Her and we’ll help connect you to the resources you need.
— Enough For Her

11/24/2025

CORRECTION TO PREVIOUS POST
Hey everyone! I need to make a quick correction to my earlier post about baby resources. I apologize - I had some incorrect phone numbers listed.
Kids’ Meals is an AMAZING organization that delivers free meals to homes of preschool-aged children (0-5 years old), but the correct number is 713-695-5437 (not the number I previously listed).
I’m also double-checking the other numbers I shared. Below is an updated, fully verified resource list. I’m so sorry for any confusion - I always want to make sure families get connected to the right help!
If anyone tried calling those other numbers and had issues, please DM me and I’ll help you find the right contact. Thanks for your patience! 💙
— Enough For Her

11/23/2025

🦃In the spirit of gratitude and community, we are stepping up and supporting families who need it most.

This Thanksgiving, 🦃we are providing full holiday meals to 50 families.

When times get tough, real service speaks louder than words.

11/23/2025

If you need food this week, here are some quick options.
Houston Food Bank at 832-369-9390 can connect you with food pantries all over Houston. Go to houstonfoodbank.org to find the pantry closest to you.
Apply for SNAP benefits (food stamps) at yourtexasbenefits.com or call 877-541-7905. This gives you money each month for groceries.
Apply for WIC if you have young kids or are pregnant. WIC gives you food vouchers for things like milk, eggs, cereal, and baby formula. Call your local WIC office to apply.
Call 2-1-1 to find food pantries and meal programs near you.
A lot of local churches have weekly or monthly food distributions. Call churches in your area to ask when they give out food.
Community fridges are popping up around Houston with free food anyone can take. Look for Feed the Fridge locations in your area.
You deserve to eat. If you're hungry, please reach out to these places. No one should have to go without food.
— Enough For Her

11/23/2025

If you're behind on your electric, gas, or water bill and worried about getting shut off, here are some places that can help.
First, call your utility company and ask about their hardship program or payment plan. A lot of times they can work with you.
Catholic Charities at 713-526-4611 helps with utility bills.
BakerRipley at 713-273-3100 has utility assistance programs.
The Salvation Army at 713-752-0677 can sometimes help with utilities.
Call 2-1-1 and ask for utility assistance programs in your area. They'll tell you which programs have funding available right now.
Also ask your utility company if they have any discount programs for low income families. Some have programs that can lower your monthly bill going forward.
Don't wait until your lights are shut off. Call as soon as you realize you can't pay. The earlier you ask for help, the more options you have.
— Enough For Her