About This Partnership: Harwin Park
- Keeps ذكذكتسئµ Members and other Houstonians healthy through exercise and outdoor activity
- Builds community by providing a safe space for neighbors to see one another and interact safely outdoors
- Strengthens our region through smart public-private partnership
- Demonstrates our values of corporate social responsibility and giving back
ذكذكتسئµ’s support of Harwin Park in southwest Houston is a significant part of our commitment to Members and the communities in which we live, play, and work.
“50/50 Park Partners will connect business with neighborhoods, city agencies, and nonprofit organizations to enrich communities and strengthen our city,†said Beth White, President & CEO at Houston Parks Board.
The 50/50 Park Partners framework provides an opportunity for corporations to play a leadership role in supporting neighborhood parks and surrounding communities, catalyzing the process of reinvigorating an under-resourced park. The initiative includes a coordinated process for determining park improvements in collaboration with local communities. ذكذكتسئµ is proud to be a 50/50 Park Partner, and we look forward to working with the Houston Parks Board over the course of the next three years and beyond.آ
We joined this coalition of business partners because we believe parks play an important, transformative role in every community and Houston must have thriving parks that supportآ improvements to everyone’s quality of life. Our employees are excited for future volunteer opportunities and working with the Alief-Westwood Complete ذكذكتسئµ in Harwin Park. We thank the Houston Parks Board and our fellow Park Partners for the opportunity to be part of this impactful initiative.
Images from our February 2021 Parks Partner Listening Session on Harwin Park
I am honored to be part of the community listening session tonight for Harwin Park. supports safe places where we can play and enjoy being outside
— Lisa Wright (@LisaWrightCHC)
Harwin Park details from the engagement page:
- On Wednesday, February 3, 2021, participated in the Alief-Westwood Complete ذكذكتسئµ meeting for a virtual ذكذكتسئµ Listening Session to gather input on potential improvements to Harwin Park.
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