Dyslexic Minds

Dyslexic Minds is partnering with the Amobi Okoye Foundation to raise funds to support our mission. Come out and enjoy the fun, or make a donation. Thank you

Dyslexic Minds is partnering with the Amobi Okoye Foundation for a fun filled weekend benefiting students with Learning Disabilities and providing hope and unity to children around the world. Dyslexic Minds will be hosting the celebrity basketball game and hosting vendors. If you have a business you would like to spotlight, please send your information to [email protected], or call 713-413-1332. Thank you!!!

Happy New Year from Dyslexic Minds!!!

Thanks to the generous donations from our board members, we were able to donate toys to so that children in need can have a blessed Christmas. Merry Christmas from Dyslexic Minds.

The Board Members of Dyslexic Minds, along with several other area volunteers packed boxes of food for seniors in our community. Within about 4 hours we were worked together to pack boxes to be sent to 29,250
Seniors. is a wonderful place to volunteer to help feed the hungry.

We were happy to partner with the Foundation for Black Heritage and Culture Center by donating schools supplies and back packs. They will be providing school supplies and health screenings to the community until 4:00.

Happy Thanksgiving from Dyslexic Minds
I hope that you are enjoying your family, and getting prepared to eat some really good food. 🦃🦃

Dyslexia is often considered a rare condition, but this is a myth that needs to be debunked. In fact, dyslexia is quite common, with estimates suggesting that up to 20% of the population may have some form of dyslexia. This condition affects people of all ages, races, and genders and can have a significant impact on their ability to read, write, and spell. Despite its prevalence, dyslexia often goes undiagnosed and untreated, leading to unnecessary struggles in school, work, and daily life. This , it is important to recognize that dyslexia is not uncommon and to take steps needed to support those who may be affected by it. Together, we can work to raise awareness and promote an understanding of dyslexia, helping to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to succeed.

To learn more about how we can help, visit our webpage at www.dyslexicminds.org