Hands-on service paired with meaningful connection

Huston–Tillotson Students Lend Helping Hands and Share in AAYHF’s Vision

This past Saturday, African American Youth Harvest Foundation was honored to welcome a dedicated group of Huston–Tillotson University students who volunteered their time and energy to support our mission. The students rolled up their sleeves and helped AAYHF organize our food and supply storage facility, creating much-needed space to prepare for additional incoming donations that will allow us to continue serving our community with excellence.

Beyond the important work of organizing and preparing our facility, students also had the opportunity to experience more of AAYHF’s growing footprint. Volunteers toured our expanding Harvest Manor Satellite location and visited the Blake Manor property, where they enjoyed the open land, scenic views, and unforgettable moments riding horses and ATVs.

We are incredibly grateful to the Huston–Tillotson students who chose to spend their Saturday giving their time, energy, and helping hands in support of AAYHF. Your willingness to serve makes a real difference and helps ensure we can continue distributing food and supplies to our beloved community.