SQuire Rushnell and Louise DuArt stop by Houston Life to chat about their inspiring “Godwink” movement and a special event supporting The Brookwood Community and its mission to change the way the world thinks about adults with disabilities.
The Brookwood Community is changing the way the world thinks about adults with disabilities.
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Southwest Houston – Amid the cancelation of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, many vendors are extremely disappointed. Brookwood Community, a community with over 200 adults who are living with disabilities, makes products to sell at the Houston Rodeo every year. It’s the highlight of the year to be able to come to the rodeo,” said Jana Mullins of Brookwood Community. Crystal Cummings has been a rodeo vendor for eleven years with her shop, Accessorize in Style. AdTo support the Brookwood Community, click here.