Sunny Glen Children's Home Hosts Sixth Annual Trivia Night

San Benito, Texas, United States, 7th Apr 2026 - Sunny Glen Childrens Home, a nonprofit organization that has served at-risk youth in South Texas since 1936, announced the return of its Sixth Annual Trivia Night fundraiser on Thursday, May 14, 2026 at 6:30 PM at 101 E Jackson Street in Harlingen, Texas.

All proceeds from the event will benefit the Monte and Amy Allen House Supervised Independent Living Center.

The Allen House, which opened in 2020, provides free housing and utilities to young adults aged 18 to 22 who have aged out of the child welfare system. Residents are required to maintain employment or attend higher education while receiving life coaching, skill development, and mentorship. The program addresses a critical gap in services for young people who lose access to structured support upon turning 18.

The beautifully restored century-old building in Harlingen offers each resident a private room and bathroom, along with access to an industrial kitchen, laundry facilities, and a business center. Staff members provide hands-on instruction in essential life skills including financial management, meal preparation, professional communication, and navigating healthcare and housing systems.

The trivia night offers three levels of sponsorship for businesses and individuals. This years Einstein Level Title Sponsor is Paycom, a leading HR and payroll software company. The Da Vinci Level is available at $700 and includes promotional recognition and three teams. The Aristotle Level, at $450, provides promotional recognition and two teams.

Individual team registration is available at $250 per team of four players. Registration includes entry, a BBQ dinner, snacks, beverages, and full participation in all trivia rounds. Organizations and individuals who cannot attend may also sponsor a team to participate on their behalf.

The trivia night has become a signature community event, drawing teams from across the Rio Grande Valley each year.

Registration and sponsorship details are available here.

About Sunny Glen Childrens Home

Sunny Glen Childrens Home is a nonprofit organization that has served at-risk youth in South Texas since 1936. Over its nearly nine decades of service, the organization has impacted more than 25,000 children through programs spanning residential care, counseling services, refugee support, and supervised independent living. Sunny Glens Monte and Amy Allen House Supervised Independent Living Center provides free housing, life skills training, and mentorship to young adults aged 18 to 22 who have aged out of the child welfare system. For more information, visit https://www.sunnyglen.org/.

Contact Details

Organization: Sunny Glen Children's Home

Contact Person: Amanda Lucio

Website: https://www.sunnyglen.org/

Email: Send Email [https://dashboard.kingnewswire.com/release-contact/43775]

Address: PO Box 1373

City: San Benito

State: Texas

Country: United States

Release Id: 07042643775

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