March 26th @ 10AM - Oakhurst Park, 2400 Daisy Lane
Hi Neighbors! Grab your rake & garden gloves and come help ‘Spruce Up Oakhurst Park’ during the Cowtown Great American Cleanup!
Oakhurst Park is the heart and hub of Oakhurst. The kiddos say, “it is the best park” in town!” Parents, residents, and neighbors agree but also know Oakhurst Park is SO MUCH more than a fun play space! Oakhurst Park serves as the venue for our neighborhood social events, the designated location for food truck scheduling, and in a couple of weeks, will serve as the neighborhood association voting location regarding serious neighborhood zoning issues. Oakhurst Park serves EVERYONE!

So put on your sunscreen & grab your rake & your garden gloves and walk, run, bike, or drive to the park Saturday, March 26th @ 10AM to help ‘Spruce It Up’ and get it ready for the Easter Bunny and all the 2022 upcoming warm weather events.

There is no better way to give back to your community! The 'Oakhurst Park Spruce Up' is a fun opportunity to visit & chat with your neighbors & gather different perspectives on neighborhood issues all while enjoying chips, drinks, cookies, & the season’s first hot dogs fresh off the grill compliments of FOOP!

Most importantly – come help take care of YOUR park! It’s the HEART of OAKHURST!
See you in the park on 3/26/2022 @ 10AM

For the last several months there has been an increase in mischief and vandalism in Oakhurst Park. Irrigation heads have been broken, over 30 white bows of gratitude placed on Oakhurst Park trees honoring first responders were taken, and in the past couple of weeks, vandalism, or at least, extremely rough play at the park resulted in damage to one of the toucans. The toucan’s spring was broken and the steel footrest was bent by what appears to be rough usage by multiple large teenagers or adults. Small children could not cause this degree of damage.
FOOP has been working with the Park Department toward a solution and the damaged toucan was removed from the Oakhurst Park this afternoon. Restoration and repair details will be forthcoming as soon as available in the upcoming FOOP Scoop newsletter.
If you observe vandalism occurring in Oakhurst Park – please call 911.

FOOP Directors Robin Barron, Lauren Smith, Johnathan Zimmerer, and FOOP President Sharon Buse proudly presented “FOOP: THE MODEL FOR PUBLIC/PRIVATE SYNERGY” to the City of Fort Worth Park Board on April 24, 2019. The presentation highlighted the many amazing projects FOOP has implemented for the benefit of Oakhurst Park since 2015. The synergy of the CFW Park Department and Friends of Oakhurst Park (FOOP) is immeasurable! 
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Donate Today! Help FOOP keep the grass green and the flowers blooming in Oakhurst Park 🌳🌷🌳
https://www.friendsofoakhurstpark.org/

First batch of FOOP 501(c)3 tax deductible letters will dropped in the mail today! Let us know if you don't get yours by emailing us at: [email protected].

Thank you for keeping the grass green & the flowers blooming in Oakhurst Park! 🌳🌷🌳🌷🌳

The FOOP Board of Directors is thrilled to announce the sale of engraved bricks to commemorate friends and families of Oakhurst Park.

Each commemorative brick you purchase will be permanently displayed at Oakhurst Park for all to enjoy for years to come. This is a great way to honor past and present loved ones a dear friend, a beloved pet, a cherished family member, or a great neighbor!

Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of the Oakhurst Park Commemorative Brick Project. Only a limited number of bricks will be sold. Net proceeds will be used to maintain the beauty of Oakhurst Park for years to come.

The 2018 Commemorative Brick Fundraiser will run from November 1st through December 31st 2018.

• 4x8-inch brick: 3 lines, 18 characters per line: $100
• 8x8-inch brick: 6 lines, 18 characters per line: $175

Bricks will be installed in Spring of 2019.

​Don't forget to follow us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsofOakhurstPark/

If you have any questions, please contact Elida Flores, Director, FOOP 2018 Commemorative Brick Project at [email protected].

FRIENDS OF OAKHURST PARK (FOOP) is a 501(c)3 non-profit service organization whose mission is to maintain, protect, and preserve Oakhurst Park in perpetuity. Donations are tax-deductible. ​