Vance and Mary Lee’s House: The VML House was built in memory of Vance and Mary Lee Raimond, Grandparents of Bobby Farris. The funding for this home was furnished by a gift from the Farris Foundation.

The St.Clair Place: The funds used to build The St.Clair Place was generously willed by Odis St. Clair, with the purpose of giving the houseparents, much needed and deserved time off.

The Marjorie Chambers Walking Path was constructed through a generous donation from the family of Marjorie Chambers. The walking path was designed to encourage a healthy and active lifestyle for the children at Sunny Glen.

Pavilion: The Sunny Glen Pavilion was built with a generous gift from the D.J. and Anna Syrja estate. The Syrja’s having no children of their own reserved a special place in their hearts for Sunny Glen’s children

The Joyce Aycock Learning Center was built through a loving donation from Harold and Joyce Aycock. In 1936, Joyce Kimbro Aycock was among one of the first children to live at Sunny Glen. In 1948, Mrs. Aycock was the first Sunny Glen resident to graduate high school. Mr. and Mrs. Aycock built the Learning Center to provide a place for children to receive supplemental education services to help them toward graduation. Currently volunteer tutors from the community come to Sunny Glen several times per week to give one-on-one academic assistance to the children. In addition, trainings, meetings and community block parties are held in the Learning Center for Sunny Glen Staff and supporters. The Joyce Aycock Learning Center is the campus hub of activity often hosting birthday parties and special events.

Keagy Commisary: The Keagy Commisary was built in 2007 as a place to keep non-perishable foods, clothes and other tangible gifts to Sunny Glen. Funding for this building came from the estate of Chester Keagy.

Josh’s House: This home was donated by Sam and Seanne Sparks in memory of their Grandson Josh Koonce who passed away in his teen years.

Jay and Dee Williams Administrative Building: This building was built through the leadership of SpawGlass Construction and the generosity of 30 specialty contractors throughout the Rio Grande Valley. The building was dedicated to honor the former Executive Director and his wife, Jay and Dee Williams.

Jack’s House: This home was built by Frank Boggus and family in memory of Jack Boggus, the son of Frank Boggus.

Geanell’s House: Rita K. Roney and her husband Glen chose to honor the life of Rita’s mother Geanell Loyd Robertson by gifting Sunny Glen with a home known as Geanell’s House or the “Hugs and Kisses House.”