A true Texas treasure, the Fort Bend Boys Choir has been an endearing and enduring part of the community for
over twenty years.  The organization has flourished even though we have no permanent home for rehearsals, auditions
and workshops.  The Choir has always been dependent on the generosity of the local area churches for providing
much-needed rehearsal space.  While we appreciate their kindness, the time has come to establish a home of our own. 

To commemorate our twentieth anniversary season, a capital building campaign was formally announced at the
annual Spring Concert on May 18, 2002 at Grace Presbyterian Church in Houston.  With a yearly gift of  $25,000.00
from Mrs. Wanda L. Adams and the William L. Adams Memorial Endowment, this quest for a permanent home
is close to becoming a reality.  Through the generous gifts of other individuals and foundations, our Building Fund now stands at $350,000!

With the kick-off of this campaign, the organization hopes to realize their dream of a home of their own. The facility will include administrative, rehearsal and performance space for the 200 boys in five ensembles. In addition, it will be a place for the many thousands of boys, now grown men, to come back as alumni and continue to help make a difference in the lives of young boys. This will be a place that our boys can come to and be themselves.

For over twenty years, the Fort Bend Boys Choir has proudly represented Fort Bend County and the State of Texas through many significant venues. They successfully accomplished this even though they have no permanent home of their own. If you are interested in helping the boys have A Home At Last, please contact us to find out how to make this dream a reality!