Overview
Trinity Park Conservancy is a nonprofit dedicated to the stewardship of Dallas’ largest public green space, the 10,000 acres of the Trinity River. Believing that the River is the natural gathering place for all Dallas residents, the Conservancy is committed to bringing people together to share their ideas, learn more about the possibilities and habitat of the area, and to assist in making it a more accessible space. In 2018, the Conservancy was selected to design, construct and maintain the future Harold Simmons Park in a private/public partnership with the City of Dallas and the Trinity River Corridor Local Government Corporation. Trinity Park Conservancy is dedicated to continuing conversations in the community throughout the Park development process.
Vision
Championing a Trinity River that forever deepens our connection to nature and each other.
Mission
The Trinity Park Conservancy champions the transformation of the Trinity River to become the heart of Dallas. With the community, we will design public spaces that unite us, enrich people’s lives through access to nature, create economic development opportunities, and inspire protection for the river ecosystems in this shared natural treasure.
Purpose
Fulfilling the promise of the Trinity River as the natural gathering place for Dallas.
Commitment to Community
The Dallas community is inextricably a part of our mission and necessary in making Harold Simmons Park successful — a Park that unites our city across the Trinity River, when the river has historically divided us. Our vision for the future is one in which the Park contributes to a more just and thriving Dallas.
Being a community means that all people — of all races, ethnicities, ages, genders, sexual orientations, religions, health and ability statuses, or any other considerations — have the right to access, dignity, and value; have the right to inclusively participate in all dimensions of civic and economic life; and can achieve their full potential.
Privacy
We respect your privacy and will not sell or trade users’ or donors’ personal or confidential information to any other parties without express permission.
Our Accountability
Trinity Park Conservancy is committed to accountability and transparency. Our Form 990, our audited financial statements and our whistleblower policy give us the opportunity to share how our careful and effective use of donations funds impactful projects. Data on our nonprofit can be found on Guidestar and Charity Navigator.
2017 Form 9902017 Audited Financial Statement2018 Form 9902018 Audited Financial Statement2019 Form 9902019 Audited Financial Statement2020 Form 9902020 Audited Financial Statement2021 Form 9902021 Audited Financial Statement2022 Form 9902022 Audited Financial StatementBoard of Directors
- Deedie Rose // Board Chair
- Marguerite Hoffman // Vice-Chair
- Garrett Boone // Conservation Chair
- Walter Elcock // Secretary, Governance Chair
- Rebecca Fletcher // Development Chair
- Cris Jordan // Programming Co-Chair
- Robert Witte // Programming Co-Chair
- Roy Lopez // Community Engagement & Inclusive Neighborhoods (CEIN) Chair
- Jack Matthews // Treasurer, Finance Chair
- Jeanne Phillips // Communications Chair
- Lucilo Peña // Design Advocacy Chair
- AJ Barkley
- Tynesia Boyea-Robinson
- Peter Brodsky
- Laura Bush
- Matrice Ellis-Kirk
- Don Glendenning
- Ginger Hardage
- Darren James
- Max Lamont
- Nancy Marcus
- Joe May
- Marc Nivet
- Carolyn Rathjen
- Byron Sanders
- Emily Summers
- Kelvin Walker
TPC Staff Contacts
Tony Moore, President and CEO
John Trahan, Chief Financial Officer
Lindsay Abernethy, Chief Advancement Officer
Marcus Shropshire, Capital Projects, Director
Brian Lapidus, Chief Marketing Officer
Lariza Moreno, Marketing & Communications Manager
Jimena Vivanco, Conservation Manager
Shayna Stonom, Executive Assistant
John Hill, Community Engagement Director
Sam Acosta, Community Engagement Director
Patricia Johnson, Advancement Manager
Maryam Baig, Programming and Experience Manager
Tiffany Vega, Director of Philanthropy
Affiliate Groups
- High Line Network. Learn more at http://network.thehighline.org