Community Partner

Fuzzy's Pizza

Located on Antoine Drive, we’ve been serving our Memorial area community the same classic pizza and Italian favorites that generations of locals have grown up loving. From hand-tossed dough and rich sauces to hearty portions and familiar flavors, everything we make is rooted in tradition and made with care.

Whether you’re stopping in for a quick slice, gathering with family, or picking up dinner for the whole crew, Fuzzy’s Pizza is a place known for great pizza and where good food and good memories come together. We’re proud to be part of Houston’s history and even prouder to continue sharing our table with you.

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Expertise: Community Partner
Areas Services: Houston

CONTACT INFORMATION

📞 713-682-8836 or visit their site

 
 

Glenwood Cemetery

Glenwood Cemetery is one of Houston’s most treasured landmarks. Nestled along Buffalo Bayou, it offers a peaceful setting of century-old oaks, winding paths, and beautifully landscaped grounds. Home to many of the city’s most influential leaders and cultural figures, Glenwood serves as both a place of remembrance and a reflection of Houston’s history. With its impressive monuments, sculptures, and mausoleums, it is often admired as an outdoor museum of art and architecture. Whether visiting for history, reflection, or burial services, Glenwood remains a meaningful part of the city’s heritage.

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Expertise: Community Partner
Areas Services: Houston

CONTACT INFORMATION

📞 713-864-7886 or visit their site

 
 

Taste of Texas

In 1977, our family opened the Taste of Texas Restaurant in Town and Country Village and welcomed our first customer in the door. In the years that followed, we survived oil booms, oil busts, moved to a new location, and have seen our Houston Astros win the World Series…twice!

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Expertise: Community Partner
Areas Services: Houston

CONTACT INFORMATION

📞 713-932-6901 or visit their site

 
 

Italian Cultural & Community Center of Houston

In 1976, the Italian Cultural & Community Center (ICCC) of Houston was formed as an umbrella organization. The ICCC coordinated the activities of more than 20 Italian clubs in the greater Houston area. ICCC Houston became a nonprofit organization with a 501(c)(3) status in 1982. With the proceeds from its earliest fundraising efforts, ICCC purchased the historic Milford House in Houston’s Museum District in 1988, which became home to the Italian Cultural & Community Center.

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Expertise: Community Partner
Areas Services: Houston

CONTACT INFORMATION

📞 713-524-4222 ext 7 or visit their site