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Klyde Warren Park

Klyde Warren Park provides free programming and educational opportunities for the enrichment of visitors’ lives.

Address: 1909 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas, TX 75201

Phone: 214-716-4500

Website: www.klydewarrenpark.org

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Year established: 2012

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Making a difference in North Texas is our "why."

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Executives:

Kit Sawers, President and CEO

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Larry McCoy, Executive Vice President, Finance and Administration

Michael Gaffney, Executive Vice President, Operations

Board of Directors:

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Jody Grant, Chairman, Woodall Rodgers Park Foundation

Chairman Emeritus, Texas Capital Bancshares Inc.; Chairman and Partner, BankCap Partners

Nancy Best, Community Volunteer

Lucy Crow Billingsley, Partner, Billingsley Company

Hal Brierley, Chairman & CEO, The Brierley Group LLC

Jay Clingman, Executive Vice President and Vice Chairman – Commercial Banking, Texas Capital Bank

Ed Fjordbak, Lecturer in Law, UNT Dallas

Scott Ginsburg, Founder, Boardwalk Auto Group

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Diego M. Gordillo, Segment Head, JPMorganChase & Co.

Sheila Grant, Community Volunteer

Kathryn Hall, Owner, HALL Wines

Linda W. Hart, Vice Chairman and CEO, The Hart Group Inc.

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Milledge A. Hart, III, Chairman, The Hart Group Inc.

Jesse Jackson, Executive Vice President & President, Financial Institutions, b1Bank

Honorable Tom Leppert, Former Mayor of Dallas

Walter Levy, Co-President/CEO, NCH Corporation

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Kathy Nelson, Community Volunteer

Nancy Perot, Owner, Interabang Books

Myrna Schlegel, President, PC Management

Sabine Stener, CEO, Gaedeke Group LLC

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Rob Walters, Dallas Partner-in-Charge, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

Kelcy Warren, CEO, Energy Transfer Partners

Laura Whitfield, Vice President, Energy Transfer Partners

John Zogg, Managing Director, Crescent Real Estate

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Mission statement

To provide free programming and educational opportunities for the enrichment of visitors’ lives, showcase the diverse multitude of cultures and talents Dallas has to offer, and be a town square where citizens may congregate and create traditions together.

2023–2024 Goals

To continue to enhance the community by providing a clean, safe and inclusive environment that offers free programming and serves as a platform to highlight the rich array of cultures and talents in the Dallas area.

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Areas served

More than one million guests each year visit the privately run Klyde Warren Park, representing every neighborhood and demographic in the city.

Fundraising events

Klyde Warren Park’s only annual fundraiser, Party in the Park Presented by Republic National Distributing Company, will take place this year on Oct. 12, 2023. On that evening, more than 1,000 of the city’s most involved philanthropists, corporate leaders and public officials will come together to raise money for the park’s maintenance and free programming.

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Volunteer opportunities

Klyde Warren Park relies on volunteers to provide free fitness classes and other programming options for guests, to support the Friends of the Park program, and to advise on various neighborhood initiatives, such as My Best Friend’s Dog Park and the Dallas Arts District/Klyde Warren Park Public Improvement District. Learn more at klydewarrenpark.org.

Donation opportunities

The park does not receive funding from the city of Dallas but rather relies on donations from the community to help keep the park clean, safe, active and free. Donate by giving an annual gift; remembering a loved one with a chair, bench or tree plaque; honoring your pet in My Best Friend’s Park; or becoming a sponsor or Friend of Klyde Warren Park. Donate at klydewarrenpark.org/join-give/donate.