Non-Profit Organizations in Montgomery County have a new opportunity to receive help from a new local Non-Profit Organization, The Woodlands Charities, Inc.

The Woodlands Charities Inc., is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization which was founded by Nina Marino, Amy Milstead, and James Stilwell. These Community Leaders pooled their vast experience and formed the Organization with a Vision to hold fund-raisers and bring awareness for selected Montgomery County Charities, and funds raised donated directly to the Charity.

“This came so natural to each of us. We want to do something nice for the Community”, said Nina Marino who is a Commercial and Residential REALTOR® with Keller Williams Realty in The Woodlands. “The Woodlands Charities, Inc. will offer a fund-raising arm to local Charities.

The Woodlands Charities, Inc. is supported by an Advisory Committee of Community Leaders who provide oversight and help select the projects in the Community

Amy Milstead, President of Milstead Automotive said “We will support new and established Charities in Montgomery County by holding fundraisers throughout the County. It is our goal to continue helping others in our Community through our service.

“We have so many great non-profit organizations here, and with our fast-growing County, we recognized the need now for this kind of organization which is specifically designed to raise funds and awareness for Non-Profit Organizations in our County.” said James Stilwell, partner at Martin, Earl & Stilwell.

We are honored to present, Canopy, A first-of-its-kind Cancer survivorship center in Montgomery County. The mission of Canopy is to provide the finest support, education and integrative medical services to all those impacted by cancer in Montgomery County and beyond, regardless of where patients are receiving treatment. Located at the Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Hospital, the center will serve as the primary site for activities aimed at helping patients and families throughout all phases of their illness, as well as assistance in navigating life after treatment. For more information on Canopy, visit www.thewoodlandscanopy.org.