Truma will host its fifth annual spring clean-up event Saturday, April 26, at Woodlawn Nature Center in Elkhart, Indiana. The event will start at 10 a.m. with the Adopt-a-Park dedication of Woodlawn Nature Center.
Truma North America Head of Marketing and Retail Sales Stacey Harris said Truma was the first corporate sponsor of Elkhart’s Adopt-a-Park program when it launched in 2023.
She said, “We have seen firsthand the impact our time has had on High Dive Park and look forward to seeing the progress we can make at Woodlawn Nature Center.”
Woodlawn Nature Center is on 10 acres of parkland, with walking trails and a natural history museum. Truma will assist with park maintenance projects such as cleaning up trash, preparing flower beds for spring, removing invasive species and maintaining trails.
Elkhart Parks and Recreation Volunteer Coordinator Mandi Null said Woodlawn Nature Center has been a valuable community space for over 50 years. Elkhart Parks and Recreation plans to restore the park.
Null said, “Woodlawn is starting to show its age, and with Truma’s help, we plan to revitalize this space for families to enjoy now and for generations to come.”
To volunteer for the event, visit https://elkhart.galaxydigital.com/need/detail/?need_id=1077452.
Truma sponsored Elkhart’s High Dive Park through the Adopt-a-Park program and hosted a spring clean-up event there in 2024. In 2023, Truma partnered with Elkhart Parks and Recreation to clean up Island Park, Lundquist Park and the Elkhart River Walk. In 2021 and 2022, Truma cleaned the stretch of Elkhart’s County Road 6 that is home to the company’s North American headquarters.
