Frank has a generous heart and for the past fourteen years, he along with his wife has been delivering presents to the Bridge over Troubled Waters shelter for victims of domestic violence. Each year, youngsters who are served by the shelter write a letter to Santa requesting their two must-have toys for Christmas. The Delapes get the requests, and then scurry around town picking up the coveted items and wrapping them in time for a Santa delivery on Christmas Eve. Frank as a Santa encourages the children and adults each and every year as a casual gathering with holiday party at special treat. Frank delape not only care for humans, but also for animals and a group which was concerned for animals founded a citizens for animal protection to care for thousands of neglected and abused animals in Haris County. Frank delape was also a member in this cap and boast seven dogs in their menagerie. Frank delape always say that “We support kid’s animals,” “Because they don’t have a voice.”
Frank delape is also an active member in legacy community health services, a community health center that provides comprehensive, primary healthcare services to all Houstonians in a culturally sensitive, judgment-free and confidential environment. Generous financial support from individuals, businesses and charitable foundations allows Legacy to provide no-cost or low-cost healthcare services to over 20,000 men, women and children each year. Frank financially supports this health service community and aid many people. These are few philanthropic activities of him and the list extends.
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