TCA Earns a Four-Star Rating From Charity Navigator
TCA Earns a Four-Star Rating
We’re excited to share some news! Turtle Creek Association has been evaluated by Charity Navigator, the nation’s largest charity evaluator, and earned a Four-Star Rating. This is the highest possible rating on Charity Navigator.
Charity Navigator’s impartial, third-party evaluation validates our organization’s effectiveness and reliability.
This milestone achievement for TCA couldn’t have happened without you and your support. Thank you for being part of our family as contributors, funders, and volunteers. Your trust and support help us make a difference for Turtle Creek and the corridor.
A Big Thank You to Our Amazing Volunteers!
We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our wonderful volunteers who recently helped stuff and stamp Gala and Home Tour invitations. Some even took on the task of wrapping gifts for this year’s favor bags, adding an extra touch of care and detail to our upcoming events. Your time, energy, and dedication have not gone unnoticed, and we are truly grateful for your support.
Volunteers are the backbone of nonprofits like Turtle Creek Association. We simply couldn’t accomplish all that we do without your hard work and commitment. To each and every one of you, thank you for being an essential part of our team. Together, we are making a real difference in our community.
Addressing Homelessness
Homelessness is a challenging and sensitive issue that cannot be ignored. As stewards of Turtle Creek, the Turtle Creek Association (TCA) remains steadfast in our mission to preserve, protect, and enhance this cherished natural asset. Recently, the growing problem of homeless encampments in and around Turtle Creek has become a pressing concern, impacting the health of the creek, the safety of park users, and the well-being of our community.
New Vendor: Introducing Trash Free Waterways for a Cleaner Turtle Creek
We are thrilled to announce a new chapter in our commitment to a cleaner and healthier Turtle Creek with the introduction of our new vendor, Trash Free Waterways, a highly recommended service currently utilized by the city of Highland Park. Their dedication to excellence and the strong recommendation from our neighbors makes us confident that they are the right fit for Turtle Creek.
Charting the Course: Insights and Innovations from UTD Capstone Class
Turtle Creek Association (TCA) leadership received final recommendations from accomplished seniors of the UTD Capstone Class. Their dedication and innovative thinking have illuminated pathways for our future endeavors
TCA RECEIVES RECOGNITION
During the program segment of the Gala, TCA was honored to receive a prestigious proclamation from the city's Mayor, Eric Johnson. The presentation, graced by District 14 Councilman Paul Ridley, celebrated TCA’s outstanding efforts in preserving, protecting, and enhancing the Turtle Creek corridor.
TCA Announces Capstone project
TCA is delighted to announce that the University of Texas at Dallas (UT-Dallas) has accepted our proposal for their upcoming Fall 2023 Capstone Class. This collaboration presents an excellent opportunity to further our mission and make a lasting impact on the ecosystem of Turtle Creek.
Masterplan update
On March 10, 2023, TCA received a preliminary copy of the Comprehensive Master Plan Update from Metropolitan Infrastructure (MI).
The report is over 55 pages long, with an additional 10-page Appendix and eight foldout maps.
The Renaissance on Turtle Creek
The Renaissance offers a park setting within an urban environment, with easy access to the Turtle Creek greenbelt, the Katy Trail, historic Turtle Creek Park, West Village, Uptown, McKinney Avenue and Oaklawn shopping, nightlife and dining, the Dallas Design District and the Arts district, and even public tennis courts and library just a few short blocks away.
King Mansion on Turtle Creek
The King Mansion on Turtle Creek is steeped in Dallas history. Originally built as a private residence, for Sheppard W. King, this palatial estate hosted countless society parties as the center of the Dallas social scene. In 1979, The Rosewood Corporation purchased the property and transformed it into a world-class restaurant and hotel.
the history of 3525 Turtle Creek Boulevard
Located near the Katy Trail in the exclusive Turtle Creek area of Dallas, the 22-story “3525” is minutes from parks, dining, shopping, theatre and entertainment in Downtown, Uptown, and Oak Lawn.
When it opened to the public, 3525 Turtle Creek was the ”tallest, largest, and most luxurious apartment ever erected west of the Mississippi” and it has been home to many of Dallas' notable citizens.