PTA Texas Congress

The Texas PTA, established over a century ago, was founded by two visionary women, Ella Caruthers Porter and Willa S. Benton, who aimed to enhance educational opportunities for all children in Texas. With a commitment to engaging families and communities, the organization has grown to nearly 500,000 members and over 10,000 volunteer leaders, making it the second-largest state PTA in the nation. Throughout its history, the Texas PTA has focused on advocating for children's potential and improving public education. By fostering collaboration among families, educators, and communities, the organization continues to empower individuals to champion the needs of students across the state. Generated from the website

The Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA) is dedicated to promoting the safe use of donor human milk and supporting milk banks across the continent. Their mission focuses on advocacy, best practices, and providing resources for both donors and recipients of pasteurized human milk. Through educational initiatives and organized events, HMBANA aims to raise awareness about the benefits of donor milk, while encouraging community involvement and volunteering opportunities. Their commitment to research and collaboration furthers the understanding of human milk banking and its impact on infant health. Generated from the website