Giving Back Team raises awareness for neglected and homeless animals for their SLANT 45 project at Fort Woof Dog Park

WHAT Giving Back Team raises awareness for neglected and homeless animals for their SLANT 45 project at Fort Woof Dog Park

WHO Giving Back Team, team of 12 kids ranging from 2^nd-8^th grade who are currently living at Presbyterian Night Shelter in Fort Worth

Angie Bulaich, Community Outreach Manager, North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host Committee 

WHEN Saturday, July 10
7:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

WHERE Fort Woof Dog Park, Gateway Park

1701 North Beach Street

Haltom City, TX 76111

Directions: From I-30, exit Beach Street (just east of downtown Fort Worth), head north on Beach Street for approximately a quarter of a mile, and turn east (right) at the Gateway Park sign. Then proceed another quarter of a mile; Fort Woof Dog Park will be on your left.

DETAILS For their SLANT 45 project, Giving Back Team, a group of kids living at Presbyterian Night Shelter in Fort Worth, is organizing a campaign to raise awareness about neglected and homeless animals. This team will renovate Fort Woof Dog Park in Fort Worth on Saturday, July 10 from 7:30-10:30 a.m. The service-learning project is open to the public as the team has invited anyone to bring their dog and help by beautifying the park or donating pet food.

MORE INFO Tony Fay

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