Dallas Raindrop Foundation has organized a Gyro Day benefitting the Richardson Police Department and their programming supporting a safe community. Policemen and Assistant Chief Silverster were present during the event which helped to narrow the gap between Law Enforcement officers and the community. Since this event was for the benefit for the Police Department, people from all around the Metroplex came to Turquoise Center with their kids. While parents enjoyed the delicious doner (gyro), children enjoyed seeing and playing with police cars and with their accessories such as sirens, handcuffs and lights of the police cars. Policemen gave each child Junior Police Sticker which was more than enough for children to be happy. As a Raindrop Foundation, we appreciate services of our Police officers not only to our community, but also to our beautiful country, United States of America to be safe. (August 7, 2010, Dallas, TX)

Dallas Raindrop Turkish House and Turkish Student Associations of Southern Methodist University (SMU), University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (UTSW) and University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) SMU Turkish Student Association, jointly organized, 23 April, Children's Day. Program continued with presentation about the meaning of the day. Proceeding the speech, folklore group performed traditional dances from Turkey. Singers have performed songs from different regions of Turkiye. Finale, every kid attended to the program received a gift from Raindrop Turkish House. (April 23, 2010, Dallas , TX)

  Dallas Raindrop Turkish House will be celebrating April 23rd honoring Children’s Day. On Children’s Day program there will be songs and poems from Turkiye. Also, there will be folk dances as well as famous Kolbasti. Admission is FREE so, don't miss out on this event. Fill your Friday with music and fun. Do not forget to bring your kids so they can get present.

  Dallas Raindrop Turkish House has organized Turquoise Spring Festival. Festival was one of its kind events in DFW Metroplex. Therefore, there were guests from all around the Metroplex as well as from other cities of Texas. Delicious food was served by local restaurants and catering companies as well as by the volunteers who prepared at home. Sheriffs Truck and Fire Engine Display have attracted kids as much as bouncing houses, cotton candy and snow cone. Stage performances have entertained guests with their folk dances, songs, poetry. As a Raindrop Foundation we would like to thank to those who were our guests and also to our volunteers who made this possible on such a windy day.(March 27, 2010, Dallas, TX)

   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.