Cleveland 125 is a seven-year plan launched in 2025 to prepare for Cleveland Park's Quasquicentennial Celebration. Sadly, Funding for Neighborhood Parks in Houston is scarce. Our goal is to engage our neighborhood and seek funding through memberships, grants, private donor sponsors, and foundations. Donations are tax-deductible. Our park is beautiful; it's big compared to other neighborhoods, it's busy, and it's beloved. It desperately needs a makeover and a master plan. We are proud to have been a part of every improvement you've seen in the park since the court resurfacing and pickleball addition in December 2023. We welcomed a Houston Mayor for the third time in the Park's history in April 2025, and we're proud to be mentioned as one of the cleanest neighborhood parks in the City of Houston. Please join us on this journey.
BRIAN BOTTORFF
Founder, Board President.
CAROL COX KATHRYN BLAINE. JESSE BELOW
Board of Directors
MEETING ANNOUCEMENTS:2025
2025 Meetings Are In Person the Third Thursday of these months: July, August, September (No Meeting), October, November, and December. Meetings are open to the public and held in the business center at Bayou Park, 4400 Memorial Drive, 77007.
5:30 PM
BYLAWS
The Bylaws of Friends of Cleveland Park are shared here
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WEBSITE ASSETS :
friendsofclevelandpark.net (Active)
friendsofclevelandpark.org
SOCIAL MEDIA :
@FriendsofClevelandPark - Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok,
@ClevelandParkDogCrew -Instagram
Friends of Cleveland Park is A Texas Nonprofit Created in April 2025 to bring the neigborhood together for a reimagining and advocacy for an improved neighborhood park.
EIN 33-4286070
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Rededicated by Mayor Whitmire – April 19, 2025
Thank You for Joining Us to Rename/Rededicate our ballfield and meet the Hearn family on "Tim Hearn Day" in Houston.
We have pledged to repace the aging 20-year-old ballfield sign with one that tells the the story of Tim's Sacrifice. We're currently at 22 % of our fundraising goal (7/10) Please chip in today to help us with this important project.
Officer Tim Hearn, a leader of the HPD Raiders softball team and a dedicated undercover officer, often played here. In 1978, Tim tragically gave his life in the line of duty while making an arrest.