Our Foundations
The Gonzalez House is built on three foundational pillars that guide everything we do: Warrior, Gentleman, and Scholar.
These pillars reflect the kind of young men we aim to help shape — individuals who are strong in character, grounded in values, and prepared to contribute positively to their communities.
THE WARRIOR
The Warrior represents discipline, courage, and self-control. A true warrior is not driven by aggression, but by responsibility — learning to protect oneself and others while acting with restraint and respect.
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THE GENTLEMAN
The Gentleman represents integrity, respect, and service. We emphasize leadership through humility, accountability, and treating others with dignity in every setting.
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THE SCHOLAR
The Scholar represents curiosity, reflection, and growth. Young men are encouraged to think critically, learn from experience, and continuously improve — mentally, socially, and morally.
Together, these pillars form a balanced foundation for developing strong, capable, and community-minded young men.
Our Work in the Community
Our Active Program
Steve Radack Community Center (Harris County)
Now offering FREE self-defense workshops through February.
The Gonzalez House currently operates a community-based self-defense and mentorship program at Steve Radack Community Center in northwest Houston. This program is open to all members of the community and focuses on personal safety, discipline, and character development through structured training, mentorship, and positive leadership in a safe, inclusive environment.
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Discipline and self-control
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Personal safety and awareness
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Positive mentorship and community responsibility
Past & Ongoing Activities
Alongside our active programming, The Gonzalez House has led and participated in a range of mentorship and community service activities across the greater Houston area.
These efforts reflect our ongoing commitment to service, leadership, and community engagement.
Why It Matters
Strong communities don’t happen by accident. They are built when people show up for one another — with consistency, integrity, and care.
Many young people grow up without steady guidance, positive examples, or a sense of belonging beyond themselves. Without those anchors, it becomes harder to develop responsibility, discipline, and confidence — not just as individuals, but as members of a community.
The Gonzalez House exists to help strengthen those foundations. Through mentorship, training, and service, we work to reinforce the idea that growth is not a solo effort — it is something built together, over time.
When people are supported, communities become stronger. This work matters because its impact extends far beyond any single program, reaching families, neighborhoods, and the next generation.
Support the Mission
The Gonzalez House is able to serve the community through the generosity of individuals and families who believe in the importance of mentorship, character development, and service.
Donations directly support community programming, training resources, and outreach efforts — including seasonal initiatives that assist families in need.
Your support helps ensure this provide mentorship sessions, community programming, and seasonal family assistance initiatives. It ensures our work remains accessible, inclusive, and sustainable for the communities we serve.
The Gonzalez House is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.