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SPEI - Oilfield Data Mining on 7-Feb-12 9:00 AM

Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:00:00 GMT

SPEI - Oilfield Data Mining
Start Date: 7-Feb-12 9:00 AM
End Time: 8-Feb-12 5:00 PM
Location: SPEI Houston Training Center, Houston, TX 77042
Speaker: Shahab Mohaghegh

Event Details:

This 2-day course examines the successful application of Artificial Intelligence and Data Mining (AI&DM) in the E&P industry in the past several years. It will start with the fundamentals of AI&DM, covering artificial neural networks, evolutionary computing, and fuzzy logic. The course is devoted to field application of this technology with focus on production optimization and recovery enhancement.

Learning objectives:

Provide engineers and geoscientists with an alternative (new and innovative) set of tools and techniques to solve E&P related problems
Identify remaining reserves and sweet spots in reservoirs as a function of time and different field development strategies
Optimize stimulation and workover design and effectiveness by coupling reservoir characteristics with stimulation practices and forecasting stimulation outcome
Tap into the hidden and usually unrealized potentials of numerical reservoir simulation models
Quantify uncertainties associated with geological models and other parameters used in modeling production optimization and recovery enhancement

Why You Should Attend

Artificial Intelligence is a collection of several analytical tools that attempts to mimic life. This technology is used extensively in other industries such as automation, manufacturing, the financial market, and homeland security. It has been predicted that the use of AI technology will introduce a step-change in how E&P industry does business in the future.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for reservoir, completion and production engineers of operating companies as well as service company personnel involved with planning, completion, and operating wells.

SPEI Houston Training Center

10777 Westheimer Rd.

Houston, TX US 77042

Young Professionals Board Meeting on 7-Feb-12 6:00 PM

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMT

Young Professionals Board Meeting
Start Date: 7-Feb-12 6:00 PM
End Time: 7-Feb-12 7:00 PM
Location: Hess Corporation, Houston, Texas 77010
Event Details:

Interested in finding out more about the SPE Young Professionals Committee or joining the board next year?

If so, we invite you to attend our monthly board meetings! Use this as a time to get plugged in more or to meet some new faces in the organization.

This time, the Board meeting is organized in the Hess Corporation offices (downtown Houston).

Parking Instructions:

Enter the parking Garage through walker street (1501 Walker). This is right behind the building.

Directions to Meeting Room:

If you parked in the garage (BEFORE 6PM), get to Level 3 and walk through the doors until you reach the security console.

If you parked in a parking lot outside (AFTER 6PM), enter the building through the front door, take escalators up the stairs to the security console

ALL HAVE TO WAIT FOR 'KEHINDE' TO COME GET YOU AT THE SECURITY CONSOLE!

Contact Information:

Kehinde Adesoye

Cell 1: 4054107516, Cell 2: 281-450-8582, Office: 713-496-7093

Hess Corporation

1501 McKinney Street

Houston, Texas USA 77010

2012 Young Inventors' Showcase at Meadow Wood Elementary on 8-Feb-12 8:30 AM

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:30:00 GMT

2012 Young Inventors' Showcase at Meadow Wood Elementary
Start Date: 8-Feb-12 8:30 AM
End Time: 8-Feb-12 12:00 PM
Location: Meadow Wood Elementary, Houston, TX 77079
Event Details:

2012 Young Inventors' Showcase at Meadow Wood Elementary

The Young Inventors’ Showcase of Houston encourages the budding inventor in every child by providing a platform for children to share and celebrate their invention ideas. Throughout the year, children are invited to participate by developing a completely original invention or making improvements to an existing invention. The Young Inventors’ Showcases will be held at hosting regional showcases at local schools around Houston. Students from K - 8th grades will be presenting projects that need support as a judge or volunteer.

During the city-wide 24th Annual Young Inventors' Showcase on May 19, 2012, the very best of these inventions will be showcased and judged for their ingenuity and merit. This Showcase takes place at the Children’s Museum of Houston highlighting the efforts of Houston-area children from kindergarten through eighth grade. Winners are awarded by grade level and the grand prize winner receives the services of a patent attorney to research and request a patent for the invention.

Please let me know if you are interested in participating as a judge or volunteer at any of our upcoming Young Inventors Showcases.

Thank you,
Krystal Harris
Volunteer and Special Events Manager
Children's Museum of Houston
Phone: (713)535-7209
Fax: (713)522-5747

Xuan VandeBerg Harris
Community Services - SPEGCS

Meadow Wood Elementary

14230 Memorial Dr.

Houston, TX 77079

Drilling: Performance Drilling Turning Challenges Into Opportunities on 8-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Drilling: Performance Drilling – Turning Challenges Into Opportunities
Start Date: 8-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 8-Feb-12 1:00 PM
Location: The Petroleum Club of Houston, Houston, Texas 77002
Speaker: Graham Mensa-Wilmot

Event Details:

Performance drilling has become a mainstay, with regards to drilling operations support. Although the benefits of this initiative have clearly been established, performance challenges still persist. As and example, directional drilling even with the introduction of advanced and sophisticated drive systems, is yet to fully benefit from performance drilling. Several other applications, notably large diameter drilling, dual diameter drilling, hard and/or abrasive formations, and deep drilling, still present challenges.

Discussions will identify the reasons why performances in these applications still leave much to be desired. Insights into assumptions fueling current ineffective performance drilling solutions and strategies, combined with the urgency for different approaches, will be presented. Additional applications, needing industry attention and developmental support will also be presented.

The Petroleum Club of Houston

800 Bell Street, 43rd Floor

Houston, Texas 77002

SPEI: Fundamentals of Reservoir Simulation on 9-Feb-12 8:30 AM

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:30:00 GMT

SPEI: Fundamentals of Reservoir Simulation
Start Date: 9-Feb-12 8:30 AM
End Time: 9-Feb-12 4:30 PM
Location: SPEI Houston Training Center, Houston, TX 77042
Speaker: Bob Gochnour

Event Details:

This 1-day course is a fast-paced, lecture-style overview of the fundamental concepts and elements of reservoir simulation. No equations are used. Instead, we discuss various phases of reservoir modeling, including when to use reservoir simulation, the use and misuse of reservoir simulation, elements of a reservoir simulation model, the types of reservoir simulators and their features. The course also covers coordinate geometries and types of models, managing a simulation run, defining initial conditions, history matching and prediction.

Why You Should Attend

If your career is in the upstream side of the business, you need a working knowledge of reservoir simulation. Upon completion of this course, you’ll know the basics, such as why and how a model is built, the various sources of data, how wells are modeled, and what to look for in a reservoir simulation study.

Who Should Attend

This course is intended for those who need a quick start to their learning curve. It is designed for recent university graduates, early-career professionals, earth scientists,
and anyone who requires a high-level introduction to reservoir simulation.

CEUs

0.8 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) awarded for this 1-day course.

SPEI Houston Training Center

10777 Westheimer Rd.

Houston, TX US 77042

Petro Tech: How Impending Rule Changes at the Railroad Commission May Affect You and Your Company on 14-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Tue, 14 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Petro Tech: How Impending Rule Changes at the Railroad Commission May Affect You and Your Company
Start Date: 14-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 14-Feb-12 12:30 PM
Location: Brookhollow Sheraton, Houston, TX 77092
Speaker: Dorsey Twidwell

Event Details:

The 2011 legislative session passed two critically important bills affecting the oil and gas industry. One, the hydraulic fracturing bill that outlines hydraulic fracturing chemical disclosure requirements and two, the creation of the Oil and Gas Regulation and Cleanup Fund and to provide for the imposition of reasonable surcharges as necessary on fees imposed by the Commission. The RRC is currently moving forward with rule making and procedural changes to implement these legislation changes and both could directly impact oil and gas companies’ daily operations.

The proposed rules, Statewide Rule 29 for fracturing disclosures and Statewide Rule 78 for the new surcharges and fees and how the RRC intends to implement them will be the subject of the February 14, 2012 lunch talk. The new Statewide Rule 29 requires an operator to submit information about the chemical ingredients and volume of water used in the hydraulic fracturing treatment of a well. Revisions to Statewide Rule 78 add an additional surcharge of 150% to severance fees, drilling permits, and exception fees, along with other charges. By February 2012, we should have some details of how the Railroad Commission will be implementing these changes.

Brookhollow Sheraton

3000 NORTH LOOP WEST

Houston, TX 77092

Northside: Unconventional Reservoir Fracture Evaluation Utilizing Deep Shear-Wave Imaging on 14-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Tue, 14 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Northside: Unconventional Reservoir Fracture Evaluation Utilizing Deep Shear-Wave Imaging
Start Date: 14-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 14-Feb-12 1:00 PM
Location: Greenspoint Club, Houston, TX 77060
Speaker: Doug Patterson

Event Details:

Unconventional shale reservoir evaluation and development are extremely challenging. One of the most dominating aspects is permeability, which is measured in the nano-darcy range. Although these wells are stimulated to enhance production, the presence or absence of natural fractures can have a large impact on the production results. In addition, the fracture variation across a reservoir can be substantial, leading to large production variations even in adjacent wells. Gaining insight about the natural fracture system, both intersecting and around the borehole, is crucial and can often help determine the economic success of a well and/or reservoir.

The standard means of fracture evaluation, such as borehole imaging, Stoneley permeability analysis, and azimuthal shear-wave anisotropy evaluation from cross-dipole, provide valuable information when evaluating fractures. These standard methods, however, can only investigate a limited area around the borehole—imaging looks at the borehole wall and the other borehole acoustic methods rely on refracted and guided modes that respond to an area as large as 2 to 4 ft out into the formation. The flexural wave from the dipole is one of the guided modes that generally reads the deepest and is used in the standard cross-dipole analysis. In addition to flexural mode, the dipole source creates shear body waves that radiate away from the borehole and into the formation. When these shear waves impinge on a fracture, their energy reflects back to the borehole, allowing the facture to be imaged. The reflection strength is a function of the shear-wave polarization and the nature of the fracture, with the strongest response occurring from the shear waves intersecting a fluid/gas-filled fracture and polarizing in the fracture’s strike direction.

Another important aspect is that these shear waves have azimuthal sensitivity, providing a means to determine the fracture direction. These features permit the evaluation of fractures over a much larger area around the well, often looking out in excess of 60 ft from the borehole and even detecting major fractures that do not intersect the well.

We will look at the application of this deep shear-wave imaging technology in several unconventional reservoirs across North America. Our review includes conventional methods and the deep shear-wave imaging analysis, showing its value in gaining important insight about the natural fracture system around the borehole.

Greenspoint Club

16925 Northchase Dr

Houston, TX 77060

SPEI: Artificial Lift on 15-Feb-12 8:30 AM

Wed, 15 Feb 2012 14:30:00 GMT

SPEI: Artificial Lift
Start Date: 15-Feb-12 8:30 AM
End Time: 15-Feb-12 5:30 PM
Location: SPEI Houston Training Center, Houston, TX 77042
Speaker: Rajan Chokshi

Event Details:

This 1-day course will help develop a solid foundation in all forms of lift and the concepts of the selection process to maximize production and return on investment. Other topics include:
• Advantages and limitations of each system
• Application considerations
• Sample performance predictions

Why You Should Attend

This class helps ensure a broad view of artificial lift, particularly when in-house expertise is limited to one-or two-lift systems.

Who Should Attend

This course is for production and field operations engineers, junior and senior petroleum engineers and field technicians as well as geoscientists and reservoir engineers who wish to understand the implications of production systems on their field reservoirs.

CEUs

0.8 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) awarded for this 1-day course.

SPEI Houston Training Center

10777 Westheimer Rd.

Houston, TX US 77042

Westside: Increasing Production with Better Well Placement in Unconventional Shale Reservoirs on 15-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Wed, 15 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Westside: Increasing Production with Better Well Placement in Unconventional Shale Reservoirs
Start Date: 15-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 15-Feb-12 1:00 PM
Location: The WestLake Club - Carriage Room, Houston, TX 77079
Speaker: Jason Pitcher

Event Details:

Increasing Production with Better Well Placement in

Unconventional Shale Reservoirs - Challenges and Solutions

The idea that the stimulation process "will take care of the geology" in unconventional reservoirs is proving false.

Unconventional reservoirs are often regarded as resource plays with little demand for reservoir analysis beyond simple geosteering techniques during the development campaign. This leads to the common practice of stimulating wells with equally spaced stages and treating all the stages exactly the same, with no regard to the nature of the rock being treated. As a result, production can vary from each stage, with some stages either not contributing or doing poorly.

Clearly, the stimulation process alone cannot mitigate the impact of geology in unconventional reservoirs; however, mechanisms do exist for improving results in these reservoirs. Mapping the distribution of geomechanical properties for optimal stimulation is one example of unconventional thinking that can be applied. The practice of "steering to brittleness" or similar techniques can have a direct impact beyond simple well placement. Given a map of geomechanical properties along the wellbore, completion engineers can optimize the position of plugs or packers, and stimulation engineers can fine tune the design of the treatment applied to the rock. By re-establishing the link between production and geology, these methods can decrease the exploitation costs of unconventional reservoirs.

The WestLake Club - Carriage Room

570 Westlake Park Blvd.

Houston, TX 77079

Digital Energy SG: Change Management for Integrated Digital Energy Operations on 15-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Wed, 15 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Digital Energy SG: Change Management for Integrated Digital Energy Operations
Start Date: 15-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 15-Feb-12 1:00 PM
Location: Courtyard on St James, Houston, Texas 77056
Speaker: Jess Kozman

Event Details:

Change Management for Integrated Digital Energy Operations

One of the frequently overlooked risks of implementing a fully integrated digital energy operation is the impact of change on the organization. A recent project in SouthEast Asia focused on the retrofit required for full real-time instrumentation of a 35-year old offshore brownfield operation. Analysis of the change trajectories of both the operator and their technology partners, and application of a field-tested six-step change management methodology, focused on the dimensions of change critical to a large shift in business process. Specific metrics were designed and collected to determine the readiness of the organization for integrated digital change, and
communication and training deliverables were created to help increase the success of the integrated operations project.

This presentation will discuss best practices and lessons learned in designing a change management plan to address leadership, communications, organizational design, metrics, training and solution support. The change management plan was one part of an overall rollout scheme that also included workflow and solution architecture, asset process optimization, and the design of a collaborative work environment to link offshore, onshore and corporate headquarters locations.

Courtyard on St James

1885 Saint James Pl

Houston, Texas USA 77056

SPE GCS Board of Directors Meeting on 16-Feb-12 7:30 AM

Thu, 16 Feb 2012 13:30:00 GMT

SPE GCS Board of Directors Meeting
Start Date: 16-Feb-12 7:30 AM
End Time: 16-Feb-12 10:30 AM
Location: SPE Houston Office, Houston, Texas 77042
Event Details:

The Gulf Coast Section will hold its monthly Board of Directors meeting from 7:30 am to 10:30 am. Please register so that we may have a proper head count for food. Register online or RSVP to Sharon via phone message at (713) 779-9595, ext. 821, or via e-mail at sharris@spe.org. Anyone is welcome to attend.

SPE Houston Office

10777 Westheimer Rd, Suite 1075

Houston, Texas 77042

Young Inventors' Showcase at Travis Elementary School on 16-Feb-12 8:30 AM

Thu, 16 Feb 2012 14:30:00 GMT

Young Inventors’ Showcase at Travis Elementary School
Start Date: 16-Feb-12 8:30 AM
End Time: 16-Feb-12 12:00 PM
Location: Travis Elementary School, Houston, TX 77009
Event Details:

Young Inventors’ Showcase at Travis Elementary School

Thank you,

Krystal Harris
Volunteer and Special Events Manager
Children's Museum of Houston
Phone: (713)535-7209
Fax: (713)522-5747

Xuan VandeBerg Harris
Community Services - SPEGCS

Travis Elementary School

3311 Beauchamp Street

Houston, TX 77009

SPEI: Reservoir Aspects of Horizontal and Multilateral Wells on 16-Feb-12 8:30 AM

Thu, 16 Feb 2012 14:30:00 GMT

SPEI: Reservoir Aspects of Horizontal and Multilateral Wells
Start Date: 16-Feb-12 8:30 AM
End Time: 16-Feb-12 5:30 PM
Location: SPEI Houston Training Center, Houston, TX 77042
Speaker: Sada Joshi

Event Details:

This 1-day course includes discussion on the practical issues and reservoir parameters of horizontal well projects. The topics include formation damage, drainage areas, well spacing, well reserves, and rate calculations using steady-state and pseudo steady-state methods. The course includes several field case histories and performance analysis of horizontal wells. Topics include:
• Drilling methods and costs
• Well spacing and drainage areas
• Recovery factors and steady-state solutions
• Case histories: coning applications
• Fractured horizontal wells
• Forecasting production

Why You Should Attend

While horizontal wells are riskier and more expensive than conventional wells, the production gains may be worth it. This course teaches you when the technology justifies the risk.

Who Should Attend

This course is for reservoir, production, drilling, and completion engineers, managers, and other personnel who are interested in learning about selecting reservoirs for horizontal wells and understanding production performance of horizontal wells.

CEUs

0.8 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) awarded for this 1-day course.

SPEI Houston Training Center

10777 Westheimer Rd.

Houston, TX US 77042

Young Professionals: Happy Hour at Black Finn on 16-Feb-12 5:30 PM

Thu, 16 Feb 2012 23:30:00 GMT

Young Professionals: Happy Hour at Black Finn
Start Date: 16-Feb-12 5:30 PM
End Time: 16-Feb-12 7:30 PM
Location: Black Fin American Grille, Houston, TX 77002
Event Details:

Black Fin American Grille

1910 Bagby Street, Suite 100

Houston, TX 77002

Engineering Excellence Final Competition - 2012 Regional E2 on 18-Feb-12 8:30 AM

Sat, 18 Feb 2012 14:30:00 GMT

Engineering Excellence Final Competition - 2012 Regional E2
Start Date: 18-Feb-12 8:30 AM
End Time: 18-Feb-12 5:30 PM
Location: HoustonWorks USA
Event Details:

The 2012 Final E2 – Engineering Excellence Competition

The E2 Competition is designed to provide students with an opportunity to demonstrate their problem-solving skills, research and presentation skills, and their practical application of math, science and technology. The top 10 winners from each education level (elementary, middle and high school) from the Preliminary competition on February 4, 2012 will advance to the final round of competition on February 18, 2012.

Volunteers are needed to serve as Judges to evaluate each contestant’s project based on four categories: Essay, Poster Presentation, Table Display, and Interview. Judges will be emailed approximately 5 – 6 brief essays by contestants for review and grading prior to the competition. This will help to speed up the on-site judging process. We will need approximately 100 volunteer judges for the Preliminary competition and 25 for the Final.

General volunteers will assist in registration, serving refreshments and other duties as needed. Volunteers must be 16 and over.

Judges and volunteers will be given competition t-shirts.

Project topics include:

· Elementary School (Grades 3, 4, and 5) – Engineering and Energy

· Middle School (Grades 6, 7, and 8) - Engineering and Agriculture or Environment

· High School (Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12) - Engineering and Video Gaming

If you are interested in serving as a judge or general volunteer, please complete the following volunteer form and email it to Francheska Williams, francheska.williams@houstonworks.org. Additional questions can be directed to Francheska Williams at (713) 654-1919, ext. 1212.

HoustonWorks USA

TBD

Texas

Permian Basin: Successful Stimulation of Openhole Carbonate Formations Utilizing Coiled Tubing on 21-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Permian Basin: Successful Stimulation of Openhole Carbonate Formations Utilizing Coiled Tubing
Start Date: 21-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 21-Feb-12 1:00 PM
Location: Westlake Club, 77079, TX 77079
Speaker: Jeff Harris

Event Details:

Abstract:

This presentation will address how coiled tubing, combined with advanced acidizing technologies, can improve the ability to optimize treatment coverage in openhole completions. Two methods that have been very successful in the Permian and Anadarko Basins are foam diversion and self-diverting acid systems.

When acid is pumped into an openhole completion, it is difficult to determine precisely where the acid is going. It is vitally important to ensure that the entire interval is being treated adequately to optimize production. Many techniques to achieve total zonal coverage have been attempted throughout the years with mixed results. Coiled tubing and advanced acidizing technologies have shown tremendous promise with these stimulation techniques.

Westlake Club

570 Westlake Park Blvd

77079, TX USA 77079

Career Management: Ethics Training - 1 Hr. Requirement for Texas P.E. on 21-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Career Management: Ethics Training - 1 Hr. Requirement for Texas P.E.
Start Date: 21-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 21-Feb-12 1:00 PM
Location: SPEI Houston Training Center, Houston, TX 77042
Speaker: Mr. David Howell, P.E.

Event Details:

The Society of Petroleum Engineers Gulf Coast Section will present a continuing education seminar which will discuss ethics. This 1 hour seminar will qualify attendees for their annual ethics training requirement by the Texas Board of Professional Engineers.

SPEI Houston Training Center

10777 Westheimer Rd.

Houston, TX US 77042

PF&C: USE OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY on 21-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

PF&C: USE OF COMPOSITE MATERIAL IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
Start Date: 21-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 21-Feb-12 1:00 PM
Location: Norris Center City Center, Houston, TX 77024
Speaker: Dr. Mamdouh M. Salama

Event Details:

Use of Composite Materials in the Oil & Gas Industry

Composite materials offer many potential advantages for oil and gas developments based on their low density, corrosion resistance, and excellent fatigue performance. In addition, the use of composites allows for greater design flexibility for tailoring the properties to meet specific design requirements, thus promoting better system oriented and cost-effective solutions. On a one-to-one replacement basis, composite components are often more expensive than their steel counterpart. However, on a performance equated basis, the economic incentive to use composite components can often be demonstrated based on their capability to reduce system and life cycle costs. The presentation will review current applications of composites and present information on composite materials that are candidates for use in the oil and gas industry. This information includes discussion of material properties, fabrication methods, design philosophy, safety requirements and regulation issues. The presentation will also discusses the potential application of composites in deep water oil and gas developments. The paper also presents a discussion of financial incentives to develop composite applications, identifies the main challenges facing the introduction of composites into service and discusses steps currently being taken to address these issues.

Norris Center City Center

803 Town & Country Blvd #210, Houston, Texas 77024

Houston, TX USA 77024

Career Management: WEBINAR Ethics Training - 1 Hr. Requirement for Texas P.E. on 21-Feb-12 11:30 AM

Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:30:00 GMT

Career Management: WEBINAR Ethics Training - 1 Hr. Requirement for Texas P.E.
Start Date: 21-Feb-12 11:30 AM
End Time: 21-Feb-12 1:00 PM
Location: at your computer
Speaker: Mr. David Howell, P.E.

Event Details:

After you register and pay online at SPE, you will receive an email to register for the webinar from Gotowebinar. There is no additional charge and that will get you the link to sign in. The sound will come from your computer, no teleconference number is required.

Comments

Please note that this is a webinar provided if you can not attend in person. The approximate speaker start time is 12pm, but an update will be provided at that time on the webinar.

The in person event registration is http://www.spegcs.org/en/cev/2212/

at your computer

YP Houston Food Bank Night on 21-Feb-12 6:00 PM

Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:00:00 GMT

YP Houston Food Bank Night
Start Date: 21-Feb-12 6:00 PM
End Time: 21-Feb-12 9:00 PM
Location: Portwall Warehouse - Houston Food Bank, Houston, TX 77029
Event Details:

This is a Young Professional Night at the Houston Food Bank. Come support the mission of leading the fight against hunger by volunteering at the Houston Food Bank. Meet other young professionals while helping feed your neighbors in need.

Portwall Warehouse - Houston Food Bank

535 Portwall St

Houston, TX 77029