Valley Quest Design

The mission of Denton County Friends of the Family (DCFOF) is to provide compassionate, comprehensive services to those impacted by domestic abuse, while partnering with the local community to promote safety, hope, healing, justice, and prevention. They offer advocacy, emergency shelter, transitional housing, legal, and counseling services to the families they serve. Please visit https://dcfof.org/donate/ to find out how you can be involved in supporting this critically important organization.
The mission of Denton County Friends of the Family (DCFOF) is to provide compassionate, comprehensive services to those impacted by domestic abuse, while partnering with the local community to promote safety, hope, healing, justice, and prevention. They offer advocacy, emergency shelter, transitional housing, legal, and counseling services to the families they serve. Please visit https://dcfof.org/donate/ to find out how you can be involved in supporting this critically important organization.

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In the Valley: Galaxy Park

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History has long been a place for discovery and imagination. When plans were made to update the water play area, it presented an exciting opportunity for Valley Quest Design, Open Space TX, and Whirlix Design to create a space that extends the museum’s mission outdoors — where children can explore science and learning through active play.

Galaxy Park is a fully immersive, cosmic-themed outdoor classroom designed for children of all ages and abilities. Valley Quest Design led the site planning and landscape architecture, Whirlix Design brought inclusive play solutions to ensure the space welcomes every visitor and Open Space TX contributed specialized construction expertise.

The courtyard location required careful attention to shade, seating, accessibility, and durability, making the project a rewarding experience for all involved. We’re excited to share that Galaxy Park will be featured as one of the site tour locations during the TXASLA conference in March, giving attendees a firsthand look at this engaging, playful, and educational space.
Galaxy Park is also featured in Landscape Architecture magazine. Find that link here…

https://landscapearchitect.com/digital-magazine/landscape-architect/lasn-december-25.pdf&page=16

Stephen and Lana Newton were given a vision of creating a place where teenagers could Run Home to, when life got hard or they needed a friend or a mentor. Since they opened the doors of their ministry, literally thousands of students have come to the HRR to gather and worship, and of course, play some ball. If you build it…
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If you would like more information on how to support this ministry, go to https://homerunranch.org