Austin Parks Foundation encourages outdoor Valentine’s Day celebrations in local parks

Colin Wallis, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Austin Parks Foundation
Colin Wallis, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Austin Parks Foundation - Official Website
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Happy Valentine’s Day from your friends at Austin Parks Foundation!

Austin Parks Foundation is encouraging residents to celebrate Valentine’s Day outdoors this year. The organization has suggested several ways for the community to enjoy local parks while making memories.

“Your love supports our parks—now let our parks support your love. Here are a few sweet ways you can celebrate Valentine’s Day with a little outdoor fun. Check them off as you work through the experiences, and make memories that are truly evergreen,” the group said in a statement.

The foundation also invites people to listen to its Valentine’s Day playlist and monthly podcast episode, and encourages sharing park adventures on social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

Austin Parks Foundation works across neighborhoods in Austin to improve public parks, trails, and green spaces. The organization supports nearly 400 sites throughout the city, focusing on equitable access through funding and partnerships with local communities according to its official website. These efforts aim to enhance quality of life by improving access, safety, and vitality of recreational areas for all residents.

The foundation promotes accessibility and vibrancy in parks while supporting volunteer activities and community initiatives designed to benefit Austin neighborhoods. Its mission includes addressing funding needs for park improvements and developing partnerships that advance the city’s park system official website.

With lots of love,
Austin Parks Foundation



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