Recognizing the Missouri City Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, on the occasion of its 30th anniversary.
The Missouri City Chapter has significantly contributed to various sectors through comprehensive programs in health initiatives, education, and leadership for young people and senior citizens. Notably, one of their signature programs focuses on STEM education, aimed at providing critical field experiences to eighth and ninth-grade students. The resolution not only honors these efforts but also emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and community service in promoting positive development within the community.
Senate Resolution No. 551 recognizes the Missouri City Chapter of The Links, Incorporated on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. The resolution highlights the organization's commitment to enriching and sustaining the culture of African Americans and ensuring their economic success. Formed in 1946, The Links, Incorporated is one of the oldest and largest volunteer service organizations in the nation, and its Missouri City Chapter has been actively involved in community service for the past three decades.
The resolution has a celebratory tone and does not outline any particular points of contention. Instead, it serves to commend the chapter for its legacy of service and leadership. As with many commemorative actions, it reflects a consensus of appreciation and support among lawmakers, celebrating the achievements and contributions of the Missouri City Chapter rather than debating any controversial topics.