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Although Preservation Dallas maintains a full-time staff, most of its work is carried out through the active participation, commitment and support of dedicated members, board of trustees, volunteers and sponsors. As a supporter of Preservation Dallas, you have the opportunity to learn more about the history of this community — more importantly, you are making a difference in its future.
Have a great time and meet like-minded friends with an interest in preserving our city’s architectural and cultural resources. Members receive reduced-rate admission to Preservation Dallas programs, including tours, lectures, seminars, and special events highlighting significant architectural sites and preservation projects.
Types of Memberships:
Volunteers are actively involved with programs, tours, events and are needed at every level.
Consider volunteering with Preservation Dallas if you are:
There are many opportunities to volunteer with Preservation Dallas on one of our committees below. All committees are led by a board member but anyone can join a committee and contribute. At the current time, all committee meetings are held virtually. If you are interested in joining, please contact us at admin@preservationdallas.org and we will connect you with the committee leaders.
Volunteers are actively involved with programs, tours, events and are needed at every level.
The Urban Armadillos organization was founded in 2012 by Mike Wyatt and Skyler Baty to enlist a group of civic-minded professionals to not only uncover culturally-significant landmarks and little known treasures within the central business district of Dallas, but to create pedestrian trails linking Dallas’ urban districts. The group was named Urban Armadillos and empowered to “Dig Up Dallas” district by district! From that small start the group has grown to over 300 professionals. In January 2013, the Urban Armadillos joined with Preservation Dallas with the goal to work together to finalize the trails and format the individual site information for use in brochures and a mobile app. The mobile app was recently completed and named Pegasus Urban Trails in honor of the “Pegasus” located on top of the historic 1922 Magnolia building in downtown Dallas.