Category: Sugar Land, TX Branch Posts

Sugar Land Branch: June Concerts at Alzheimer’s Care Centers

June Concerts at Alzheimer’s Care Centers Throughout the month of June, the Sugar Land Branch of AYLUS, coordinated by Lauren Yang, held FOUR different concerts at FOUR different Alzheimer’s care centers around the Greater Houston Area. Each center was welcoming and thoroughly enjoyed all of the performers’ music. As a part of the Alzheimer’s AYLUS Project, the Sugar […]

Sugar Land, TX Branch Committed to Alzheimer’s Care Center For 2 Months!

As of November 8, 2015, the Sugar Land, TX Branch has volunteered weekly for 2 months. Great dedication and commitment from these volunteers! Over the course of the 2 months, the following branch members have performed for the residents: Lauren Yang, piano, Elizabeth Zhang, violin,Nathaniel Zhang, piano, Michelle Zhang, guzheng & viola, and Julia Tseng, […]

Sugar Land, TX Branch: Continues Music Volunteering at Alzheimer’s Care Center!

On September 27, 2015, Sugar Land, TX Branch members volunteered for the 3rd time at the Alzheimer’s Care Center. Branch members, Nathaniel Zhang, Lauren Yang, and Michelle Zhangplayed piano and viola for the residents. The activity was a huge success, and the branch plans on continuing the volunteering event weekly.                                                       

Sugar Land, TX Branch: Volunteer Program at Alzheimer’s Care Center!

For the past 3 years, the President and Vice President of the Sugar Land, TX Branch have been volunteering weekly at a local Alzheimer’s Care Center. Since the school year started, we’ve expanded our volunteering to include the Sugar Land, TX Branch and plan on continuing weekly! This week, members: Lauren Yang (piano), Nathaniel Zhang […]

Sugar Land & Fort Bend TX Branch: Raising Over $6,700 for Tianjin Explosion Victims!

On August 12, 2015, several consecutive explosions erupted from a chemical warehouse in Tianjin, China that housed dangerous toxic chemicals such as sodium cyanide. As of August 16, over 100 were killed from the explosions and the aftermath with nearly 100 trapped still. Chemical experts still do not know the full list of toxins released […]