April has been designated as National Volunteer Appreciation Month by State Representative Todd Ames Hunter. The announcement highlights both community contributions from volunteers and available constituent services within District 32.
State Representative Todd Ames Hunter marked National Donate Life Month by urging Texans to consider registering as organ or blood donors. The announcement included information about ongoing needs for donations statewide. Hunter also provided details about how residents can participate.
Texas observes National Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April with efforts led by State Representative Todd Hunter. The campaign focuses on raising awareness about prevention strategies while highlighting local resources for survivors.
State Representative Todd Ames Hunter highlights National Autism Awareness Month this April. The announcement discusses characteristics of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and provides information about available resources.
State Representative Todd Ames Hunter has designated April as Beach Safety and Rip Current Awareness Month. The initiative focuses on educating residents about rip current risks at Texas beaches through legislation, public awareness campaigns, and partnerships with organizations like the Je’Sani Smith Foundation.
State Representative Todd Ames Hunter marked March as National Nutrition Month by encouraging healthy eating habits across Texas. He highlighted local produce benefits while warning against added sugars and trans fats. Residents are urged to reach out for more information or assistance.
State Representative Todd Ames Hunter marked American Red Cross Month by highlighting local chapter activities and encouraging community involvement. He detailed how residents can participate in disaster relief efforts or seek assistance from his office.
State Representative Todd Hunter urged spring break visitors along Texas’ Gulf Coast to prioritize safety while enjoying local beaches. He provided tips for avoiding rip currents and encouraged responsible recreation. Hunter also outlined his ongoing engagement with constituents in District 32.
March marks Women’s History Month, a time when the United States recognizes the contributions of women throughout its history.
Texas is currently holding about $10 billion in unclaimed cash and valuables, according to the Texas Comptroller.