"I serve with FWDPC because I experienced first-hand the need for water safety training for our kids. Being a part of the healthcare community, I want to do all that I can to educate children and parents so they can stay safe in and around water.”
"I have been on the board for about 12 years and by serving I have been given the opportunity teach drowning prevention skills to so many. Drowning is preventable and one step at a time FWDPC can prevent drownings. That is why I volunteer!"
"Serving the community in a volunteer capacity has always been part of my adult life. When I discovered FWDPC as a volunteer water trainer, I realized it was a perfect fit for my talent and passion for water safety. This is my fifth year I will have served with FWDPC."
"I serve with FWDPC because I know firsthand how quickly a moment in the water can become life-threatening. After experiencing a near-drowning, I made the decision to learn how to swim as an adult, which deepened my commitment to water safety. As a social worker, I value prevention and education, and I am dedicated to helping equip our community with the knowledge and tools needed to prevent drowning."
"I serve with FWDPC because I believe in our mission to prevent drownings in the Fort Worth area and beyond. I am certain lives can be saved by the work that we do."
“I have been a part of the Fort Worth Drowning Prevention Coalition for around 12 years now. Being in the aquatics industry, water safety is very important to me and the Coalition provides an opportunity for me to get involved on a personal level. It is a great organization filled with many dedicated volunteers from our community that work as a team to combat drowning through unique and innovative means. I am proud to be a member of the Coalition and will be as long as I can.”
"I love the FWDPC because the work we do in the community to provide no-to-low cost in water and dry land education to families in the Fort Worth and beyond. I serve because of the commitment FWDPC has to educating and empowering communities on how to prevent drowning. Together we can break cycles and save lives."
“Growing up in Arizona, I spent every summer swimming in backyard pools without thinking much about it. I didn’t realize until much later that swimming lessons weren’t a universal rite of passage but rather a socio-economic privilege. As I learned more about the connection between swimming and social justice, I felt obligated to use my swimming skills to serve my community. I am incredibly proud of what FWDPC has and continues to accomplish. Volunteering has been one of the most meaningful things I’ve ever done in my life.”
“I serve with the FWDPC so I can help make the world a safer place”
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I serve on the Fort Worth Drowning Prevention Board because I believe everyone deserves the knowledge and confidence to be safe around water, and I’m committed to helping expand education and resources that make that possible for all families.
Interested in joining our board? Email: swimsafefw@gmail.com
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