Shoreline sprucing (Photo by Rasy Ran)
For the Love of the Lake has moved its offices from Casa Linda Plaza to north of White Rock Lake by Flagpole Hill Park at 8007 E. Northwest Highway.
The nonprofit’s leaders said in a press release that this move signifies a continued alliance with the City of Dallas Park and Recreation Department.
“Our partnership with the City of Dallas is central to the work we do,” President Liz Sullivan said in the press release. “This move positions us well to continue delivering meaningful, on-the-ground impact for White Rock Lake and the community that loves it.”
For the Love of the Lake aims to preserve and enhance White Rock Lake Park through service and has more than 5,000 volunteers to help accomplish this mission. Most notably, the nonprofit hosts the “Second Saturday Shoreline Spruce-Up” each month to pick up litter at the park. The next event in this series will take place on March 14 from 8 a.m. to noon. Sign up here.
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I am a North Texas native with roots in Arlington and Benbrook, and I graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington in 2018. My previous work has centered around small towns and cities west of Fort Worth, and my byline has appeared in The Springtown Epigraph/The Tri-County Reporter, Weatherford Democrat, NewsBreak, Fort Worth Weekly and The Shorthorn. I am happy to serve in Lakewood, which I’ve heard referred to as a small town within the big city. Feel free to email me at medwards@advocatemag.com