Turtle Creek Association Announces the Azalea Luncheon at the Joule Hotel Presented by WRMC

Join us on Wednesday, April 2, 2025

JD Trueblood, President and CEO, Turtle Creek Association announces Mary Brinegar, Honorary Chair and Sharon Ballew as chair of the Azalea luncheon happening on Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at the Joule Hotel. Deborah Stanford and Ann Stuart PhD are Honorary Chairs Emeriti. WRMC is Presenting Sponsor.
        
Everyone is invited to join us as funds are raised to preserve, protect and celebrate a Dallas Jewel. The morning begins with a champagne reception followed by the delicious three-course luncheon and fashion presentations by Betty Reiter and Pockets.

Ticket prices vary. There are a limited number of regular tickets priced at $275. Patron Level tickets begin at $500. Table Sponsorships begin at $5,000. Other sponsorship opportunities are available, please contact the TCA for additional information. Tickets can be purchased online at www.Turtlecreekassociation.org Contact Sharon Ballew, Vice President of Development for more information at (214) 526-2800.

Additional sponsors as of February 10, 2025 include Betty Reiter, Women’s Fashion Presentation; Pockets, Men’s Fashion Presentation; Elyce and David Walthall, Patron Event Hosts; Sue Krider, Champagne Reception; Belmont Village, Print; Sharon and Wayne Smith, Valet; Home Health Companions, Favors; Castle Group, Photos; Mari Epperson, Décor Coordinator; Carole Ann Brown, Kathy Cothrum, Mari Epperson, Advisors.

Turtle Creek Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.  TCA’s core mission is to serve as the foremost guardian, advocate, and leader dedicated to preserving, protecting and enhancing the Turtle Creek corridor.

Furthermore, the Turtle Creek Association takes on a range of vital responsibilities.  This includes orchestrating seasonal color transformations along the creek, managing irrigation and watering systems, overseeing litter and trash removal from the creek, and upkeeping 25 beautifully landscaped medians. We play a crucial role in sustaining 2,600 trees that offer a haven for wildlife, and we’re instrumental in providing essential amenities such as drinking fountains, trash receptacles, and benches throughout the parks. Remarkably, all of these efforts are achieved through the generosity of our donors.

         For more information and to join our cause, please visit our website at www.turtlecreekassociation.org. Your support fuels our commitment to preserving the urban sanctuary that is Turtle Creek.  

 Party pics by Rob Wythe/Wythe Portrait Studio.