News from: Desert Recreation District
— Desert Recreation District is thrilled to announce its collaboration with Assemblymember Greg Wallis in presenting a Community Resource Fair on Saturday, January 13, from 9 to 11 am at the La Quinta Community Park, located at 77865 Avenida Montezuma in La Quinta.
This community-driven affair aims to bring together an array of essential resources. From medical and educational services to diverse offerings from local non-profits and other organizations, attendees will have the opportunity to explore and learn more about the services provided to the community.
Kevin Kalman, General Manager of Desert Recreation District, expressed his enthusiasm for the event, stating, “We are excited to join forces with Assemblymember Greg Wallis to facilitate this unique event that directly addresses the needs of our community. This Resource Fair underscores our commitment to being a comprehensive resource hub for families, offering a multitude of services and support.”
Assemblymember Greg Wallis also shared his thoughts on the collaborative initiative, stating, “Partnering with Desert Recreation District for this event aligns perfectly with our mission to enhance the well-being of our community members. This fair is an incredible opportunity for individuals and families to discover the wide range of resources available, and to engage with various local organizations and discover how our district office can serve as a valuable resource to their families.”
The event promises an engaging experience for attendees, including free food for the first 100 guests, captivating sports demonstrations, and performances from the Ballet Folklorico, among other exciting attractions.
“We invite everyone to join us for this enriching event,” encouraged Kalman. “It’s a chance to discover all the amazing resources available to you and your family while enjoying a morning filled with informative and entertaining activities.”
About Desert Recreation District
Desert Recreation District (DRD) is the largest park and recreation district in California, covering 1,865 square miles and serving more than 380,000 residents throughout the greater Coachella Valley in part by working with municipalities in a collective effort to assure equitable service delivery to every community regardless of economic means. DRD manages, maintains, and assists in maintaining more than 43 parks and recreation facilities; we create and deliver quality programs, services, and classes; and we facilitate leisure opportunities through partnerships with public, private, and not-for-profit agencies as we strive to ensure members of the public receive personal benefits such as physical fitness, relaxation, and revitalization; social benefits in the form of stronger and healthier families and enriching the lives for persons with disabilities, and economic benefits through more productive and healthier citizens and increased tourism.
