East Fort Worth Business Association

EFWBA was created to give East Fort Worth business owners a place to meet, and a to have a voice for the advancement, development and improvement of the infra-structure in East Fort Worth, and to provide an atmosphere for businesses to interact and develop relationships for friendship, community and business.

Our meetings presentations cover events and politics affecting the business environment. We provide civic and community information, plans for development of new businesses, roads, trade areas, recreational areas and Educational projects of vital interest to East Fort Worth.

EFWBA advocates for the advancement, development, and improvement of the infra-structure of East Fort Worth (this includes street design, zoning, landscaping, and beautification projects), reviewing and critiqueing issues and projects of interest to business and community of East Fort Worth.

P.S. You still have the opportunity to pick up your "We're Open for Business" signs at Kwik Kopy (call 817.451.6276 to arrange a pick up). This is a great way to inform the community that you are open for business.

Please feel free to share the link with others and use that opportunity to encourage them to visit a future EFWBA meeting.

In other news:
Vision East Lancaster

EFWBA has long known that Lancaster Avenue was once a thriving buisness district, a shopping destination for many on the east side,and it slowly deteriorated after years of neglect by the City.

Five years ago, EFWBA started a committe called "Vision East Lancaster" to get Lancaster Avenue back to the thriving business corridor it was in the past.

Our efforts are paying off! Scott Gordon, of NBC5, filed this report.

East Lancaster Avenue Getting Boost

Next Meeting

May 6, 2021

IN PERSON
with LUNCH!

sponsored by our friends at:

Our Guest Speaker for May is the new
Chief of Police
Neil Noakes

Meeting details here.

We are taking RSVPs for lunch. If you plan to eat, you must RSVP for this meeting by Friday, April 30th, to ensure the catering service has time to prep the meals.

You can still attend the in-person meeting, even if you don't eat lunch. Click the red button to jump to the RSVP form.

RSVP page

May 6 Meeting at the new Fort Worth ISD Teaching and Learning Center (TLC), 1050 Bridgewood Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76112.
Corner of Bridgewood at Bridge, (the former Kroger store building) same parking lot as Dollar General. 

Look it up on Google Maps Google Maps

If you are still social distancing, you can join in on Zoom. Zoom details will be posted later and also in the newsletter mailed to you.

Thank you for making a reservation.
We will see you at the meeting!