Tag: LGNA
Spring 2025 Newsletter
Please see the newsletter below for updates on:
- St. Patrick’s Day Block Party & Parade (Saturday, 15 March 2025)
- LGNA Annual Meeting & Happy Hour (Tuesday, 20 May 2025)
- New Murals on the Pony Walls along Lowest Greenville
- New Neighborhood Businesses
- LGNA T-Shirts
Geneva Heights Elementary Peace Pantry Provides Holiday Meals
The Geneva Heights Elementary Peace Pantry recently assembled and provided twenty-six grocery packages to food-insecure GH families. Each family received a full holiday meal, fresh produce, sweets, and Kroger gift cards.
The gift cards were made possible by LGNA neighbors’ generous donations during our “It’s Fall Y’all” festival!
LGNA was able to raise $1200 for the Mockingbird and Geneva Heights Elementary Schools with $600 going to each Pantry.
Many thanks to the Peace Pantries’ volunteers for their hard work in coordinating the food distribution. And thanks also to our generous neighbors for bringing some holiday cheer to students’ families!
Join Us for LGNA’s Holiday Happy Hour at Alamo Club
Our neighbors at Alamo Club have kindly agreed to host LGNA’s Holiday Happy Hour this year. Come mingle with friends & neighbors, enjoy some of Alamo Club’s Texas Tacos, and take advantage of specially priced drinks! Don’t forget to stop by the membership table for a name tag and maybe even grab an LGNA t-shirt.
WHEN
Tuesday, December 3, 2024
5:30pm-7:30pm
WHERE
Alamo Club
1919 Greenville Ave
Dallas, TX 75206
Hope to see you there!
Recap – 2024 Happy Hour & Annual Meeting
Welcomes and Farewells
Approximately 60 neighbors gathered at River Pig Saloon on May 21, 2024 for LGNA’s 2024 Happy Hour & Annual Meeting.
Once the attendees were properly situated with plates full of noshes and drinks in hand, the meeting was soon called to order and the business of electing new LGNA board members commenced.
Congratulations to Lisa Fleury and Mike Savage for being duly elected to the LGNA Board! We are looking forward to working with you.
With the formalities over, the focus of the event rightly shifted to recognizing and toasting the many contributions of longtime board member and CrimeWatch captain, Darren Dattalo. Unfortunately for us, he is pulling up stakes and heading for the Pacific Northwest, but we are very excited for his new adventure. Thank you again, Darren, for everything you’ve done for LGNA over the years!
Also departing – coincidentally to the Pacific Northwest – is board member Seth Kranz, who recently served as Vice President. Thank you again, Seth!
Hope you enjoy these fun snaps from the event!
Lower Greenville Neighborhood Association 