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The Patient Benefit Foundation (PBF) is a non-profit organization based in Sugar Land, TX, dedicated to providing assistance in elective surgical procedures for individuals without insurance coverage. With a team of dedicated volunteers and board members, PBF works tirelessly to ensure that those in need receive the proper care they deserve. Through generous donations, PBF is able to coordinate surgeries between physicians and healthcare facilities, making the process seamless for patients. PBF's mission is to change lives by offering financial assistance for surgical procedures to those who are classified as candidates for elective surgery. By advocating for individuals without health insurance, PBF aims to create a positive local impact and provide access to life-saving procedures. With a focus on coordination and understanding the medical necessity of each case, PBF operates with minimal overhead, allowing funding to be available to more patients in need.Generated from the website

Make a difference with your donations at Goodwill Houston Donation Center-Lexington, located at 16525 Lexington Blvd in Sugar Land, TX. Serving Fort Bend County and the greater Houston metropolitan area, our convenient donation center accepts gently used clothing, furniture, housewares, electronics, and household items from Sugar Land, Missouri City, Stafford, Richmond, and surrounding communities. Every donation to Goodwill Houston Donation Center-Lexington supports Goodwill Houston's mission to provide job training and placement services to individuals with barriers to employment, including veterans, older workers, at-risk youth, formerly incarcerated individuals, and people with disabilities.

The As One Foundation, based in Sugar Land, TX, was founded by Devard Darling in honor of his twin brother, Devaughn, who tragically passed away due to sickle cell trait complications while playing football at Florida State University. The foundation's mission is to raise awareness and provide education on sickle cell trait, hydration, and prevention of sports-related deaths through programs like Operation Hydration. Through generous donations, the As One Foundation has provided over $100,000 in scholarships, conducted over 5200 hours of sickle cell trait education for coaches and teachers, and organized free sports camps reaching thousands of children. By offering free sickle cell trait screenings and education, the foundation aims to prevent exertional sickling deaths among student-athletes in the Houston area and beyond.Generated from the website