Public parks are the lifeblood of a city–places where communities gather, move, rest, and reconnect with one another. For an organization as expansive and essential as the Dallas Park & Recreation Department, effective communication is essential for access, equity, and stewardship.

At Parklife, we have the privilege of supporting founders who challenge assumptions, rethink old systems, and build new paths. Today, we’re proud to celebrate one of those trailblazing partners: Kilo Reserve, the first platform in North America to offer direct ownership of verified, vault-stored, physical copper. Not ETFs or mining stocks, but real copper ownership and access. 

Binkley Baptist Church in Chapel Hill, North Carolina is a bold, compassionate, justice-driven congregation that is committed to welcoming everybody through its doors. For nearly seven decades, Binkley has been a spiritual home for activists, advocates, peacemakers, and neighbors who believe faith is something expressed through action. 

At Parklife, we’ve always been drawn to organizations that lead with heart and are as intentional about their mission as they are about their impact. The Well Collective is one of those rare organizations.