Volunteer Services
Adopt-A-Park Brochure
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Since our first groups joined in September 2010, the Adopt-A-Park program has been growing fast! Take a look at the following groups who are taking the initiative to pitch in and be stewards of our shared green spaces.
| Allison Park | First Tee San Antonio |
| Bamberger Park | Boy Scout Pack 384 |
| Cassiano Park | Union Pacific Railroad Employee Club 66 |
| Dellview Park | Qualtex Laboratories |
| Elmendorf Park | vOLLUnteer Unity Council at Our Lady of the Lake University |
| (Nani) Falcone Park | Boy Scout Pack 152 |
| Farias Park | Gloria Martinez and Richard Torres |
| Friesenhahn Park | Texas Juvenile Justice Department - Ayers House |
| Golden Park | Friends of Golden Community Park |
| Hardberger Park | NuStar Energy |
| Lakeside Park | Tiny Hands Huge Hearts |
| McAllister Park | Friends of McAllister Park |
| Monterrey Park | Boy Scout Council Troop 450 |
| Pittman Sullivan Park | Texas Youth Commission |
| West End Park | Urban Connection – San Antonio |
Expand sustainable resources through community partnerships to preserve, beautify and protect our City Parks.
The Adopt-A-Park Program is an opportunity for local businesses and organizations to be hands-on members of the team that keeps our San Antonio Parks in top condition. A program of this kind becomes increasingly important in times of scarce resources. The contribution of your group’s time and effort will ensure that San Antonio Parks remain among the most beautiful in the country.
Your group, business or organization may adopt a park after consultation with Parks and Recreation staff. We will assist you in determining which park will benefit most from your efforts and will be most convenient for your corps of volunteers. Maintenance efforts will be tailored to your adopted park and may include:
Groups wishing to adopt a city park shall have a mission that does not conflict with the Parks and Recreation Department’s mission, including its initiatives to promote wellness and healthy lifestyles in a family friendly environment. The Parks and Recreation Department reserves the right to deny requests from groups whose mission goals or history are counter to the mission of the Parks and Recreation Department and the City of San Antonio or which discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age or disability.
On a yearly basis, groups who complete annual time benchmarks will receive special recognition for their efforts in keeping our parks beautiful!
| Group Service Hours | Incentives |
| 250 hours of group service: | Recognition on the Parks and Recreation website Official Certificate of Adoption |
| 500 hours of group service: | All the above incentives for 250 hours of group service plus: Complimentary reservation of a park pavilion or party house (Excludes Rosedale, Eisenhower and Camargo |
| 1,000 hours of group service: | All the above incentives for 250 and 500 hours of group service plus: Adopt-A-Park sign displayed prominently in adopted park. |
Participating groups will also have access to exciting programming and events such as:
The Adopt-A-Park application is available for download here: Adopt-A-Park Application (
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Return completed applications to:
Parks and Recreation Department
Attn: Adopt-A-Park 114 W. Commerce, 11th Floor
San Antonio, TX 78205
To schedule a presentation for your organization or for more details about the Adopt-A-Park program, contact Meredith Ruiz by phone at (210) 207-8603 or via email at meredith.ruiz@sanantonio.gov.