Spectacular Estate In The Woodlands Hosts a Heartfelt Celebration For Texas Children’s Hospital — $26 Million and Counting Raised

Nav and Supreet Singh opened up the spectacular estate on Grand Regency Circle in The Woodlands for the Ambassadors for Texas Children’s Hospital’s “A Heartfelt Celebration,” welcoming 125 supporters of the hospital.

“The impact TCH makes is something truly special,” Supreet says. “We love seeing the difference firsthand and hearing the stories and knowing that together, we’re helping kids and families.”

Red and pink filled the impressive home with many of the attendees decked out in Valentine worthy cocktail attire. Amrina co-owner and head chef Jassi Bindra prepared a spectacular buffet of prime rib, roast duck, pan seared exotic mushrooms, Chilean sea bass, grilled chicken breast, truffle mashed potatoes, sauteed herb vegetables and a medley of delectable desserts. A live DJ accompanied by fire dancers and tabla (Indian drums) kept the vibe of the evening upbeat and fun.

The Singhs talked about their longtime dedication to Texas Children’s Hospital and the importance strong philanthropists can make in their communities. Nav Singh revealed how critical hospital care was to her own survival as a baby. Texas Children’s Hospital chief nursing officer Jackie Ward thanked the TCH Ambassadors for focusing the funds raised on the nursing program in 2025, noting the strength of the nursing program within Texas Children’s Hospital The Woodlands’ campus.

“The Woodlands (TCH) was birthed in 2017,” notes Ward, a 31-year veteran of nursing.  “And since then, the miracles that we have been able to make possible are because of your generosity.”

THe Ambassadors have raised an astonishing $26 million since 2000. The funds raised this year are being directed toward nursing in three areas — talent, education and innovation.

PC Seen: Ralph and Shirley Alexander, Nav and Supreet Singh, Preet Paul Singh, David and Claudia Walkup, Ron Mullins and Janet Wong, Wade and Stephanie Watson, Mike and Ally Seder, George Lindhal, Bobby and Tanya Grandas, Eric Allum, Ketrese White, and Theresa Roemer.