Dallas Raindrop Turkish House presents Turquoise Spring Festival on March 27, 2010 from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm. Turquoise Spring Festival highlights diversity in DFW area. This will be certified by the cuisines, tunes and also art work that will be displayed. Admission is FREE so, don't miss out on this festival. Fill your Saturday with music, fun and food at TURQUOISE Spring Festival.

  Dallas Raindrop Executives have visited Richardson Police Chief Jimmy L. Spivey. Chief Spivey was present in the meeting with Assistant Chiefs Mike Corley and Bryan Silvester. Raindrop Executives informed Chief and Assistant Chiefs about activities of the foundation. They have fascinated about the activities done at Turquoise Center at Richardson. Executives invited police officers to lunch at Turquoise Center in near future. Also, Chief has accepted invitation as a speaker to Turquoise Center to talk about safety. Finale, there was a fruitful talk and meeting with officers. As a Raindrop Turkish House, we would like to appreciate services done by officers to our community to make us live safe. (Feb 2, 2010, Dallas, TX)

Dallas Raindrop Turkish House Executives have attended to a program which was organized by TBAAL (The Black Academy of Arts and Letters) to remember and honor Martin Luther King Day at Meyerson Symphony Center. Dr. Martin Luther King devoted his life’s work to causes of equality and social justice. He taught that through nonviolence and service to one another, problems such as hunger and homelessness, prejudice and discrimination can be overcome. Dr. King’s teachings can continue to guide us in addressing our nation’s most pressing needs---poverty, economic insecurity, job loss and education. (January 18, 2010, Dallas, TX)

  Merhaba!

Turkish Classes for the Spring Season starts on January 18. Class sessions will take place in Turquoise Center in Dallas, Richardson office.

If you're interested in learning Turkish, we invite you this exciting course where you will explore many aspects of Turkish Culture along with Turkish Language. You'll have the opportunity in participating a big spectrum of activities such as Coffee Nights.

  Dallas Raindrop has organized a help campaign to refugee families from Burma in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Help campaign was not only organized by Dallas Branch but also by other 18 branches of Raindrop in six other Southwestern States of USA. Dallasites have donated their clothes, not the old ones but new or barely used ones. Donations collected by all Raindrop Branches are as follows; 13 pallets of clothes, $18,000 given as gift cards and also $15,000 was given from meats of animals slaughtered in Eid'ul Adha. As a Raindrop Helping Hands, we want to thank to our community who have generously donated to help for a good cause. Please find the memo, in Turkish, of a volunteer who has delivered the help to families. (November 25, 2009, Dallas, TX)