DINE OUT & SUPPORT HOUSTON FOOD BANK   Houston Restaurant Weeks (HRW) 2024 has been extended, due to Hurrican Beryl is offering more opportunities to explore Houston's vibrant culinary scene while supporting a vital cause. Running from August 1 through September 30, this event sees over 200 restaurants across Houston and the surrounding areas participating to raise funds for the Houston Food Bank. Why Houston Restaurant Weeks Matters HRW is the largest annual fundraiser for the Houston Food Bank, which supports hunger relief in 18 southeast Texas counties. Each participating restaurant offers special HRW menus, with a set donation made to the Food Bank for every meal sold. In 2023, HRW raised over $2 million, providing millions of meals to those in need. Highlighted Participants Here’s a look at some standout participants, offering a range of culinary experiences from casual dining to upscale cuisine: Brennan's of Houston Known for its Creole cuisine, Brennan’s offers a th...

  When a major storm struck our area last summer, it caused one of the most severe power outages we had experienced in years. My family and I were directly in the storm’s path, and as the wind roared and rain pounded our windows, the power suddenly went out, plunging us into darkness. The days that followed were filled with discomfort and uncertainty, making us painfully aware of how vulnerable we were without a reliable backup power source. This experience prompted us to purchase the Jackery 2000 Plus with 2 Solar Panels soon after the storm, ensuring we would never be without power again. Learning the Hard Way During Hurricane Beryl During Hurricane Beryl, we found ourselves unprepared for the extended power outage. We had no generator, no alternative power source, and no idea when the electricity would be restored. The refrigerator stopped working, threatening to spoil our recently stocked groceries, our phones and laptops ran out of battery, leaving us disconnected from the ou...