For many years, I have always been a firm believer in giving to those less fortunate than myself, and in giving back something to the community. When I have been provided with information about a worthwhile charity, such as the ones listed on this page, I have donated willingly, without question. If you represent a charitable organization which is seeking donations for auction items, please feel free to contact me at sandy@mysticangelcreations.com or you may use the contact page. Participating in charitable events may help to make a positive difference in someone else's life.

The greater Houston Leukemia & Lymphoma Society holds hundreds of fundraising events annually, including  numerous amounts of golf tournaments and gala dinners.

Thanks to the hard-working committee of volunteers and staff, Empty Bowls 2006 raised $25,000 for the Houston Food Bank -- a whopping increase from $16,000 in 2005! 

The Houston Fibromyalgia Assoc. is very dedicated to improving the quality of life for the many people affected with Fibromyalgia Syndrome.

We are always in need of volunteers at the Texas Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. There are many ways to help including helping out at programs and events.

The American Diabetes Association is the nation's leading nonprofit health organization providing diabetes research, information and advocacy.

Project Row Houses is a neighborhood based art and cultural organization located in Houston's Third Ward. PRH was established in 1993 on a site of 22 abandoned shotgun houses.

The Ronald McDonald House of Houston offers a home away from home for families with children being treated at a Texas Medical Center institution for serious illnesses.

In the 18 years since it's inception, Halloween Magic has raised over $1,000,000 with the proceeds going towards various Houston AIDS charities.

For eighty-two years the Houston SPCA has  placed more animals into loving permanent and responsible homes than all other area shelters combined.

YES Prep exists to increase the number of low-income Houstonians who graduate from a four-year college prepared to compete in the global marketplace.

Guadalupe Regional Medical Center began operations in 1961. Since then, the medical center has grown from a small community medical center to a regional healthcare leader.

Whether you’re searching for retirement living, assisted living or a place to care for Alzheimer’s disease and other memory impairments, you’ll find it at Atria.