Bay Area Service League

We are pleased to report that the 2025-2026 fiscal year was an exceptional period of growth and accomplishment for the Bay Area Service League, distinguished by remarkable fundraising successes and impactful community initiatives in our inaugural year.

The Annual Fundraising Event team successfully organized the highly anticipated Just a Pretty Table event, which drew more than 350 attendees. Guests were treated to an impressive showcase of 38 themed tables, creatively curated by members and prominent local designers. The event generated $146,000 in support of our mission.

The award-winning Resale Shop achieved record-breaking sales this year, underscored by the sold-out Holiday Extravaganza in November. In recognition of continued growth, the team hosted celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremonies to unveil new signage, further elevating the shop’s visibility in the community. As a result, total sales reached an impressive $325,000, providing critical funds that directly support and sustain our diverse range of community programs.

The Grants and Foundation Committee was instrumental in securing $165,000 in grant funding for the 2025-2026 year, further strengthening our ability to serve the community effectively.

Collectively, these achievements enabled the organization to generate more than $636,000 in resource development. These funds will be thoughtfully reinvested into the community through our diverse philanthropic programs, ensuring continued positive impact for those we serve.

Bay Area Service League emphasized the importance of a robust membership during the 2025-2026 fiscal year.

Thirty-six individuals joined the organization.

Meetings were well attended, and the traditional Lunch Bunch continued afterward with strong participation. Informative, unique, and enjoyable social gatherings were also popular.

Members contributed a total of 33,226.75 service hours across the organization's philanthropic activities and resale shop, demonstrating their commitment to the mission, vision, and values.

Literacy for Life encourages a passion for reading by distributing books and promoting literacy among children and families.

605 books were donated to children at K.E. Little Elementary in Dickinson ISD. These books were selected by holiday shoppers at Barnes & Noble in Webster to be gifted to our organization.

Additionally, we established a new Little Free Library location in La Porte.

Snack Attack Packs provides nutritional supplements to students facing food insecurity. Each package contains a microwaveable meal, a sweet and salty snack, and a drink. Partnerships are with Deer Park ISD, La Porte ISD, and Texas City ISD.

Ten thousand five hundred (10,500) packages were assembled and distributed to district personnel between June 2025 and May 2026.