Thanks-Giving Square  promotes the spirit and unifying value of giving thanks in our community, nation and the world.

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Welcome To Thanks-Giving Square
Park, Chapel and Museum
 
Recently named "2012's Best Mini-Oasis Downtown" 
 
 
 

A Setting to Inspire Gratitude

Visitors to Thanks-Giving Square will enjoy the uniquely designed areas for meditation and reflection and the many outstanding architectual additions. The Glory Window inside the spiral of the Chapel of Thanksgiving attracts thousand of visitors each year.
  
The Thanks-Giving Foundation promotes the spirit and unifying value of giving thanks in our community, nation, and the world. The Foundation provides information and resources so that citizens from diverse backgrounds can use thanksgiving as a way to heal divisions and enhance mutual understanding.
Congratulations
to all of the
2012 Expressions Competition Winners

The Thanks-Giving Foundation

invites you to  
 

The National Day of Prayer Luncheon

featuring

Dr. Eboo Patel

Founder and President of Interfaith Youth Core

Thursday, May 2, 2013

Registration - 11:30 am

Luncheon - Noon

 

The Fairmont Dallas

International Ballroom

1717 North Akard Street

Complimentary Valet Parking

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Tickets range from $75 to $200

Tables and Sponsorships range from $750 to $10,000

 

About Dr. Patel

Named by US News and World Report as one of America's Best   Leaders of 2009. Eboo's core belief is that religion is a bridge of   cooperation rather than a barrier of division. He's inspired to build this   bridge by his faith as a Muslim, his Indian heritage, and his American   citizenship. He has spoken about this vision at places like the TED   conference, the Clinton Global Initiative, and the Nobel Peace Prize Forum,   as well as college and university campuses across the country. He has written   two books about interfaith cooperation, Acts of Faith and Sacred Ground. Some   people ask if Eboo ever stops talking about interfaith. If it's any   indication, his five-year-old son can define interfaith cooperation.