On Jan.28 Houston Link To Learning hosted the annual Family Literacy Brunch from 11:00 a.m. to 1p.m. at The Houston Community Hall. HLL was joined by Bulkley Valley Credit Union, Thomas Robinson Supportive Services, Houston Victim Services, Houston Library and Northwest Child Development Services which had tables with games and activities for all children.(Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)

Family literacy brunch

Houston link to Learning in Houston held a pancake breakfast as part of the Family Literacy Week – from Jan. 23 to Jan. 28. It was held on Jan. 28 at the Houston Community Hall and community members were treated to a pancake breakfast. After two years organizers were very excited to offer this community event in person again. The Houston Volunteer Fire Department came cook pancakes and sausages for the community. To view more photos go today Facebook page. (Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)

 

The Family Literacy Brunch is expected to see a few hundred people attend. They have an adult door prize of $50 Gift Certificate for Countrywide Stationary and a child door prize of a Lego and a Gift Certificate for CountryWide Stationary. Although this is an annual event, Jan.28 will be the first in person brunch since 2019 due to Covid Restrictions during the Pandemic.(Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)

Ana attended the brunch with her Mom Shannan and displays her beautiful coloring skills. (Angelique Houlihan photo/Houston Today)

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