Foundation for the Black Heritage & Culture

ABOUT US Foundation for the Black Heritage & Culture

The Foundation for the Black Heritage & Culture (“FBHC”) is a community supported 501(C)3 Non-Profit organization based in Houston, Texas with the mission to share, preserve and advance the vibrant legacy of African American culture through the foundation’s three pillars (Education, Health Equity & Cultural Arts), and to establish community-focused initiatives benefiting underserved inner-city youth populations and economically disadvantage families.

CULTURAL Programs & Events

From Mobile Food Pantries to Black Heritage Art Student Competitions we are making a mark on the Greater Houston Community.

6th HOUSTON BLACK HERITAGE FEST

FBHC is the official presenter of the annual Houston Black Heritage Fest, at Emancipation Park, a multi-day festival promoting African American culture through live musical and dance performances, visual arts, fashion showcase, on-site health and wellness promotions, and a variety of delicious cuisines, beverages, and treats!

WE ARE ONE MOBILE FOOD PANTRY

In partnership with the Houston Food Bank, we provide healthy free food once a week to over 300 families in need one of the city’s most underserved sectors. In this neighborhood, individuals and families often lack access to adequate and nutritious foods. Every Saturday at the Shrine of the Black Madonna parking lot.

BACK-TO-SCHOOL BACKPACK GIVEAWAY

The Back-to-School Backpack Giveaway is an annual community event dedicated to supporting students in need as they prepare for the upcoming school year. This initiative provides free backpacks filled with essential school supplies to students from underserved communities across Houston.

COMMUNITY Photo Gallery

Candid shotsw from various eventshosted by the Foundation for the Black Heritage & Culture (“FBHC”)