📸 | Justin Reid Hosts Holiday Giveaway at Kids Meals

The Texans and Amegy Bank honored the owners of Mo Better Brews/Houston Sauce Co, husband-and-wife team, Chef Courtney & Chasitie Lindsay. Mo Better Brews/Houston Sauce Co were named the December winner of the Houston Texans Small Business Boost presented by Amegy Bank, and received a $2,500 grant, promotional support and plaque. Learn more about the Small Business Boost here.

The Texans and Amegy Bank honored the owners of Mo Better Brews/Houston Sauce Co, husband-and-wife team, Chef Courtney & Chasitie Lindsay. Mo Better Brews/Houston Sauce Co were named the December winner of the Houston Texans Small Business Boost presented by Amegy Bank, and received a $2,500 grant, promotional support and plaque. Learn more about the Small Business Boost here.

The Houston Texans have selected OL Justin Britt as the 2021 Ed Block Courage Award winner. Houston's IMPACT Team also awarded three players for their work in the community during the 2021 season: TE Jeff Driskel was named the 2021 IMPACT Newcomer of the Year, LB Garret Wallow was named the 2021 IMPACT Rookie of the Year and QB Tyrod Taylor was named the 2021 IMPACT Community MVP. Additionally, the Texans Strength & Conditioning Staff was given the Staff IMPACT Award for their departments' work in the community.

The Texans helped celebrate Kwanzaa with Inspire Change Grant recipient, SHAPE Community Center. SHAPE was recently the recipient of a $50,000 grant from the Texans, ConocoPhillips, Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages and Miller Lite to support their work in the community with underserved youth. Texans Cheerleaders took part in the short presentation about Kwanzaa centered around the principal of Kujichagulia (Self-Determination) and joined kids for special activities. The Texans also provided giveaways, lunch and an ice cream truck for attendees.

TORO's Kids Club members had the chance to submit their holiday wish lists in the hopes SantaTORO could grant some of their wishes! The winners visited NRG Stadium and opened their presents with Santa TORO right from the turf. It was a TORO-rific holiday they won't soon forget. Know children, ages 12 and under, who would want to join TORO's Kids Club for FREE and enjoy opportunities like this? Register them here.

On Tuesday evening, Texans OL Laremy Tunsil surprised 15 single mothers and their children with a shopping spree, holiday party and gourmet dinner. Tunsil virtually helped the families from Gracewood pick out items for Christmas before the women and their kids enjoyed dinner together.

On Tuesday, the Texans hosted their annual YMCA Holiday Party at NRG Stadium. YMCA members got into the holiday spirit with a cookie decorating class before they were surprised with gifts from their wish lists courtesy of the Lady Texans. The kids were thrilled to receive toys, tablets, coats and more ahead of the Christmas holiday.

Texans QB Tyrod Taylor virtually visited members of the Boys & Girls Club on Tuesday. Taylor surprised the members with raffle prizes including a signed jersey, helmet and gloves, and gift cards in honor of the Christmas holiday. He cheered on the kids as TORO helped them decorate gingerbread houses he provided. This Boys and Girls Club location is one of the few clubs open for Winter Camp to serve members whose guardians are essential workers.

To bring some holiday cheer to local families, Chevron and the Houston Texans supplied 200 families with turkeys, groceries and holiday gifts at the Chevron Market Pantry last week. The pantry is operated in partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston, Houston Texans, Chevron and the Houston Food Bank. Texans Cheerleaders, Texans Legends and TORO joined volunteers and staff from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston and Chevron to distribute groceries at the drive-thru pantry.

Texans players and Cheerleaders helped students at DeAnda Elementary School pick six books to take home and keep free of charge thanks to Books Between Kids. Books Between Kids helps to get books in the hands of at-risk students across the city and is one of the 15 nonprofits that received funds through the $400,000 Inspire Change Grant presented by the Texans, ConocoPhillips, Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages and Miller Lite.

Houston Texans DB Desmond King II visited the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Houston to hang out with students in the after school program.

The Battle Red Ladies kicked off the holiday season by volunteering at the Houston Food Bank, facilitating 10,980 meals for the Houston area.The Battle Red Ladies also had the opportunity to receive autographs from Jimmy Morrissey, take photos with Santa TORO and decorate their own Santa hat. Don't miss out on the next Battle Red Ladies event! Register now to become a member for FREE here!