Frazier Revitalization, Inc.

Today is International Volunteer Day and we want to extend our deepest gratitude to the volunteers who have supported our programs, events, and community initiatives throughout the year. From cleaning up after events to attending field trips with our Frazier Kids, your dedication fuels our mission and expands what’s possible in Frazier. Thank you to everyone who volunteers and helps shape their community! #FrazierRevitalization #PartnershipsThatGrow #PeopleAndPossibilities

What a way to end the year! 💃🎉 Thank you to everyone who came out yesterday for our Try It! Tuesday Line Dance Party and helped us wrap up our final session of 2025. We’re grateful for every neighbor who showed up this year to try something new, meet new people, and build community with us. Here’s to more movement, more connection, and more fun in 2026! #FrazierRevitalization #PartnershipsThatGrow #SouthDallas #CommunityDevelopment #NeighborhoodRevitalization #peopleandpossibilities

As we kick off our Year in Review, we want to start with those who are important and valuable in serving the community — our partners and supporters. This year, we were honored to collaborate with incredible organizations that believe in the power of community and invest in the possibilities of Frazier. Thank you to CardiacFITT, Communities Foundation of Texas, Dallas Community Land Trust, Youth Revive, Inc., Junior Players, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, League of Women Voters of Dallas, Parkland Health, Restorative Farms, Ascend Dallas, and so many others who walked alongside us in 2025. Together, we expanded access, strengthened neighborhood resources, and created more opportunities for residents to thrive. We’re grateful for your commitment, your vision, and your partnership. Here’s to building even more momentum in the year ahead. 🤝✨

Step into wellness with us! 🫶 Walking Wednesdays are back and open to the entire community! Join us weekly from 9–10 AM at the Juanita J. Craft Recreation Center walking trail. Let’s move forward, together. 👟 #FrazierRevitalization #PartnershipsThatGrow #SouthDallas #CommunityDevelopment #NeighborhoodRevitalization

This Thanksgiving, Frazier Revitalization extends our sincere gratitude to the individuals and organizations who make our work possible. To our neighbors, nonprofit partners, donors, investors, board members, and community leaders — thank you for your continued commitment to advancing opportunity and revitalization in South Dallas. Your support strengthens families, stabilizes communities, and allows us to carry forward a mission rooted in equity and long-term impact. We are thankful for your partnership and wish you a meaningful and restful holiday. Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡

Chase’s experience in the Frazier Afterschool Program reflects why this work matters. What began as something new and unfamiliar has become a place where he feels encouraged, confident, and genuinely cared for. In the words of Chase, “I love coming here. I love the staff because they make me feel loved and cared for.” Investing in young people strengthens the entire community. Join us in creating more opportunities! 🔗 bit.ly/FrazierNTGD

🌿 “I love it—It’s beautiful!” 🌿 Check out this heartwarming testimony from Ms. Allen, one of our Frazier residents, who recently received a landscape makeover thanks to our amazing volunteers at Baird, Hampton & Brown, and partners at TREC Community Investors. Her joy and gratitude remind us exactly why we do what we do. 💚 Together, we’re transforming homes, restoring pride, and building a stronger Frazier community—one project at a time. 🎥 Watch the video to see the impact for yourself! #FrazierRevitalization #FrazierHealthyHomes #CommunityImpact #PartnershipsInAction #NeighborhoodRevitalization #FrazierStrong

What does a Community Land Trust really do — and why does it matter for families in South Dallas? 🏡✨ Ossie Kendrix, Executive Director of the Dallas Community Land Trust (DCLT), breaks it down. He shares how the CLT model keeps homes permanently affordable for future generations. We’re grateful for our partnership with DCLT as we work together to expand affordable homeownership opportunities and build a stronger, more stable future for Frazier families. 💚 #FrazierRevitalization #DCLT #AffordableHousing #CommunityLandTrust #SouthDallas #PartnershipsThatGrow #HousingStability #GenerationalWealth

Strong, intentional partnerships are essential to neighborhood transformation — and we are proud to highlight our collaboration with The Addy Foundation. As President Ben Leal shared, investing in organizations like Frazier Revitalization helps ensure that the growth happening across Dallas doesn’t leave behind the communities that hold the city’s deepest roots. Their support strengthens the infrastructure that makes resident-led revitalization possible: dignified home repair, financial stability programs, and opportunities that empower families for generations. We’re grateful for partners who believe in place-based work and who invest in building a Dallas that works for everyone. 💚 Help be part of the growth! Give a gift at bit.ly/FrazierNTGD #FrazierRevitalization #AddyFoundation #CommunityImpact #PlaceBasedRevitalization #AffordableHousing #DallasNonprofits #CollectiveImpact

“My Why” — At Frazier Revitalization, every team member has a reason that drives their passion for this work. For Hillary Hawthorn, our Community Engagement Specialist, that reason is simple: helping others. From working with Child Protective Services and then as a Detention Service Officer, Hillary has always been committed to supporting families and connecting individuals to the resources they need to thrive. Today, she continues that mission through her work in the Frazier community — helping residents build stronger, healthier, and more connected lives. Thank you, Hillary, for the compassion and dedication you bring to our mission every day. 💙 Join us and Hillary as we make a difference in the Frazier community! Give a gift today! 👉 bit.ly/FrazierNTGD #FrazierRevitalization #MyWhy #CommunityImpact #CommunityEngagement #NonprofitLeadership #SouthDallas #CollectiveChange