Group of Harris Students Receive Gifts From C.U.R.E Founder Bryan Carroll

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Bryan Carroll, founder and Executive Director of C.U.R.E. (Community Under Reconstruction through Education) delivered some holiday joy to a group of Harris Elementary students on Thursday, Dec. 17.

Bryan Carroll, back row, center, Harris Elementary Principal Norman Dionisio and School Assistant Superintendent Dr. Crystal Watson, pose with a group of Harris students who received coats, shoes and a book on behalf of Carroll and his organization C.U.R.E. (Community Under Reconstruction through Education).

He surprised 10 students with new coats, shoes and a book he has authored.

Carroll was born in Killeen and raised in Baltimore He has spent the last 10 years living in Houston and believes strongly in giving back to his community.

“Christmas has always been an important time of year for me, especially when I was a youngster,” he said. “It means a lot to me to see a smiles on a child’s face when they receive a gift.”

Carroll, who appears in the OWN Network’s “Ready for Love” program, has a passion for teaching. He uses his skills as a behavioral specialist to support students.

“I’ve done a number of events in the Acres Homes Area and I hope to continue doing so,” he said.

Harris Elementary Principal Norman Dionisio said he and his staff appreciate Carroll and C.U.R.E.’s generous outreach.

“This is a great thing for our students and a great treat for them,” Dionisio said. “Most of the students who are receiving the new coats and shoes are walkers, so these are perfect gifts for them.”