The 12th Annual Golf Challenge for Children Tournament, presented by The H. G. Ash Foundation, was held on September 27th, 2016, at Memorial Park Golf Course in Houston, Texas. A great group of golfers and volunteers came out to support Texas Center for the Missing (TCM), Houston’s Amber Alert Provider, and to enjoy a great day of […]
James Bond took on Austin Powers at the Super Spy Showdown benefiting Texas Center for the Missing (TCM). Over 245 caring Houstonians came out to support Houston’s 24/7 Amber Alert provider and enjoy a night of spy-filled fun – and it led to a mission accomplished! The evening was held at The Corinthian in Downtown Houston and included a […]
The envelope arrives with CONFIDENTIAL in bright letters. You open it quickly to accept your next mission. After quickly observing your instructions, you toss the envelope on the ground and walk away. The envelope pops, snaps, and then self-destructs. It’s time to begin your next mission: to keep children safe. On February 19th, 2016, join us for a […]
The 11th Annual Golf Challenge for Children Tournament, presented by Dynamic Industries International LLC, was held on September 29th, 2015, at Memorial Park Golf Course in Houston, Texas. A full course of golfers and volunteers came out to support Texas Center for the Missing (TCM), Houston’s Amber Alert Provider, and to enjoy a great day […]
We are so excited to announce that Texas Center for the Missing was once again selected as an official charity for the 2015-2016 Chevron Houston Marathon Run for a Reason charity program! This amazing program has inspired us since our first race in the 2007-2008 season and we are excited to once again train and fundraise with our dedicated […]
We are so excited to announce our newest project, the Safety Savvy App, is available for Apple and Android mobile devices! Over the last year we have been working hard to put together an engaging education resource for parents and guardians that will encourage safe behaviors right from the user’s phone. The app walks users through […]
