Q4 SERVICE EVENT
FALL
Dallas Bethlehem Center
South Dallas
Q4 SERVICE EVENT
November 7, 2026
Sow Good Fall Festival
Celebrate the season with a day of community, fresh food, family fun, and neighborhood connection at the Dallas Bethlehem Center. The Sow Good Fall Festival brings together residents, local farms, nonprofits, and volunteers for a free community celebration focused on healthy living, environmental stewardship, and access to fresh food.
A Day of Service, Food & Community
Festival Highlights
- Free Tree Giveaway: Take home a free tree from Texas Tree Foundation and learn how planting today creates a healthier community tomorrow.
- Fresh Produce Distribution: Free, fresh produce available for families while supplies last.
- Community Farm Market: Explore a vibrant indoor farmers market featuring local growers and community farms, including potential partners such as Restorative Farms, Bonton Farms, and Seeds of Faith.
- Tree Education & Environmental Workshops: Learn practical tips frm Texas Tree Foundation for planting, caring for trees, and growing healthier neighborhoods.
- Kid Zones: Interactive activities, games, crafts, and educational experiences for children of all ages.
- Community Resources: Connect with organizations offering health, wellness, food assistance, and neighborhood services.
- Entertainment & Community Celebration: Enjoy live performances, music, and family-friendly activities throughout the day.
- Indoor & Outdoor Experiences: Explore engaging activations throughout the Bethlehem Center campus designed for all ages.
A New Fall Tradition Rooted in Healthy Communities
This year's festival expands beyond a traditional community event by creating a farm-focused marketplace that celebrates local agriculture, healthy food access, and community wellness. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet local growers, discover fresh foods, connect with community partners, and experience how food, education, and neighborhood investment come together to strengthen South Dallas.
Fall Legacy Award – William Blair, Jr.
William Blair, Jr. was a trailblazing Negro League pitcher and publisher who championed civil rights and gave voice to Dallas’s Black community through journalism and activism.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Grow Something Bigger Than a Festival.
The Sow Good Fall Festival brings together families, volunteers, local farms, and community partners to increase access to healthy food while creating meaningful neighborhood connections.
Held in partnership with the momentum surrounding the Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation National Day of Giving, this event offers sponsors a unique opportunity to invest in food access, environmental education, and community wellness while engaging directly with hundreds of South Dallas residents.
Your support helps provide:
- Free trees for neighborhood planting
- Fresh produce for local families
- Environmental education and tree training
- Community health and wellness resources
- Family activities and youth engagement
- A vibrant community farm market showcasing local growers
Become a sponsor and help cultivate a healthier, stronger South Dallas.
WHY SPONSOR?
Make an Impact Where It Matters Most.
Your sponsorship helps fund community cleanups, public art, and volunteer-powered transformation in South Dallas. It’s not just visibility—it’s meaningful change.
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BECOME A VENDORSupport Local.
Showcase your goods and help energize our events while supporting South Dallas's local economy.
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JOIN AS A PARTNERStronger Together.
Join us in making real change—your support helps power every cleanup, mural, and community moment.
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SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEERMany Hands, Real Impact.
Bring your crew and help transform public spaces through hands-on service that matters.