The causes he shows up for. The local tables he returns to. The community he calls home.
For Angel, life in the Rio Grande Valley extends well beyond his McAllen practice. Attending charity events, supporting local causes and dining at independently owned restaurants are part of staying connected to the people around him.
Museum of South Texas History
Angel attends ¡Fandango!, the Museum of South Texas History’s fundraising celebration in Edinburg. It brings neighbors together around a shared appreciation for the history and culture of this region.
The event supports the museum’s work preserving and sharing the borderland heritage of South Texas and northeastern Mexico. It is an evening with a local purpose: keeping those stories alive for the next generation.
Good company.
A shared sense of place.
Fundraising dinners and local celebrations create room to catch up with familiar faces and meet the people helping the Valley thrive.
Wishes & possibility
Make-A-Wish Rio Grande Valley is among the local charities Angel connects with through community events. Its mission brings people together to help grant life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.
Gatherings such as the Evening of Wishes gala celebrate that work and the community behind it.
Neighbors helping neighbors
Benefiting Hope Family Health Center
Angel also attends local charity events such as Beer Around the World at Fiesta de Palmas. The gathering pairs food, music and conversation with support for Hope Family Health Center.
HOPE provides medical care and behavioral health services for uninsured individuals and families across the Rio Grande Valley.
Blu Brasserie · McAllen
Outside the charity calendar, Angel enjoys dining at locally owned restaurants, including Blu Brasserie. A meal close to home is another way to enjoy the Valley and support the people building businesses here.
For community invitations, share your organization’s name, event date and details with the McAllen office.