sienna women's League
2026 community service
Who we support
In 2026 Sienna Women's League (SWL) will continue to serve Hope for Three, Fort Bend Seniors, Shared Dreams (FBISD), and Houston Methodist Sugar Land Cancer Survivorship Center.
SWL member will also continue to support
Parks Youth Ranch, East Fort Bend Human Needs, and Lunches of Love.
Hope for Three​
Autism Spectrum Disorder is the fastest-growing developmental disability. Over 3,000 students enrolled in the Fort Bend County public school system have autism.
Hope for Three was founded in 2011 by Darla Farmer, executive director, to fill an unmet need in Fort Bend County communities.
The organization serves parents, children and siblings living with autism in Fort Bend County and surrounding areas. Hope for Three provides: financial assistance and resource recommendations; outreach programs like parent and caregiver workshops; autism awareness for students (It’s Cool to Care series), and crisis intervention training for law enforcement. Ongoing activities include Teen Huddle and parent time out programs. ​
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Houston Methodist Sugar Land Cancer Survivorship Center​
With the steady growth of cancer incidence in Fort Bend County residents in recent years, Methodist Sugar Land started offering formal cancer survivorship programs in 2017 to survivors close to home. Services are open to Fort Bend County residents regardless of where they receive medical treatment. Survivorship services provided include: financial navigation services, breast cancer support group, grief support group, skin cancer screening services and art and music therapy.
Shared Dreams
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Shared Dreams was started in 1988 by caring parents who noticed that not all Fort Bend ISD students came to school with adequate clothing. The Program provides the basic necessities - clothing and toiletries - for children. Shared Dreams also provides school supplies to the 48 percent of FBISD children whose families live at or below the poverty level. A new program offered by Shared Dreams in 2021 is a Shared Pantry program at selected schools providing canned foods for school families in need.
Lunches of Love​
Lunches of Love, a non-profit organization, is committed to helping end childhood hunger in Fort Bend County by providing a free nutritious sack lunch during extended school holidays and weekends.
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LoL serves nutritious lunches
Monday-Friday during extended school holidays. Each lunch costs approximately $1.25 and is made with love inside the kitchen of our host sites. Inside every bag: Main Entree- sandwich, Goldfish, pretzels or wheat thins, Fruit, yogurt, or low-fat snack, Juice or Water.
Fort Bend Seniors​
​Fort Bend Seniors now provides Meals on Wheels services to over 2,200 seniors annually. Fort Bend Seniors is the only organization that provides Meals on Wheels to all persons 60 years of age and over regardless of income in Fort Bend or Waller Counties. 91% of FBS’ clients live near or below the poverty level living.
Today, FBS provides comprehensive services and programs including Meals on Wheels, congregate meals, transportation, case management, health screenings, information and referral services, recreation and more. Each of these programs and services enables area seniors to remain in their homes and continue to be an integral part of the community for as long as possible.
Parks Youth Ranch
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Parks Youth Ranch provides 24/7 emergency shelter, counseling, and life skills support for youth experiencing homelessness, abuse, or neglect.
Every child deserves a safe place
to heal and grow.
The Transitional Living Program allows Parks Youth Ranch to support youth and young adults (ages 15-20) as they face the transition to adulthood. The goal of this program is to support youth and young adults by meeting their educational, vocational and individual goals.
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