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Social Awareness

Two smiling boys stand behind a table laden with food items and donation labels, with shelves of supplies and industrial equipment visible in the background.

Service or social awareness is incorporated into daily life at Regis.

Whether it be in the form of an off-campus social awareness project, an on-campus drive or simply being helpful around the classroom and hallways to both teachers and fellow students, Goal III, a social awareness that impels to action, is an important aspect of The Regis Experience.   

Instilling a passion for service in students throughout their time at Regis promotes informed active citizenship and civic responsibility on a local, national, and global level.  

How We Serve

Starting with the youngest Regis Knights in Pre-K3, students participate in service drives and activities throughout the school year, supporting various charities such as the Houston SPCA, Camp Hope, East Spring Branch Food Pantry, and more. Once a year, students conduct a school-wide coin drive to support Sacred Heart sister schools in Uganda. In November and March, Regis Third through Eighth Grade students go out into the greater Houston community over the course of two days to serve at local charities such as The Beacon and Community Family Centers. Middle School students also have the opportunity to participate in summer service projects through the Network of Sacred Heart schools

A group of young boys in school uniforms stand on risers in front of a large apple mural at the Houston Food Bank.
A young man in a gray hoodie holds a black bin filled with bagged items in the foreground, while a crowd of students and a knight statue are visible in the background.
In the foreground, a young boy in a gray polo shirt holds a brown paper bag, while in the background, other children and an adult are visible in a bright, modern setting with metal shelving.
Three smiling boys in colorful shirts and gloves kneel in a lush green field with buckets, while large trees and a park-like setting form the background.
A group of children in school uniforms pose for a photo in front of a %22kids' meals%22 sign, with tables and chairs in the foreground.
A young man in the foreground holds a bin of items while other volunteers work in the background of a warehouse.
Two young boys with glasses and a crate in the foreground smile as they work alongside other children and adults in a brightly lit room with tables and supplies in the background.
In the foreground, a young person peels a label from a roll, while in the background, a busy warehouse is filled with shelves, boxes, and other workers.

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Preach by example of your lives rather than by words. Example is the very best sermon.” 

ST. ROSE PHILIPPINE DUCHESNE, RSCJ

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Social Awareness Reflections

Regis Student '23

"It made me grateful for all that I have. I can’t imagine what it would feel like not knowing when my next meal would be."

In the foreground, several smiling boys in school uniforms stand behind crates filled with bagged food, while the background shows a brightly lit, modern cafeteria with sinks and colorful accents.

Regist Student '24

"It (serving at Epiphany Community Health Outreach Services - ECHOS) made me more aware of how I can help others who really need it."

A young boy in the foreground uses a tool to work on a patch of ground next to a blue bucket, while other people work in the background on a grassy field with buildings and a fence.

Regis Student '25

"Something that stood out was that we all worked together and got a lot done."

A group of young people in the foreground are lined up with purple buckets and purple and blue boards, while a lush green forest forms the background.