Parks & Recreation
Arnold Park
Neighborhood park with basketball, a dog park and grills.
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Neighborhood park with basketball, a dog park and grills.
City park with basketball, pickleball and picnic shelters.
Saturday market at the Commerce Farmers Market Pavilion.
Weekly food pantry at First Presbyterian Church in Commerce.
Commerce's public library, just off the downtown square.
Food bank, transitional housing, rent and utility help, GED classes and job training in Lone Oak.
Help for veterans filing disability claims, plus transportation and periodic financial assistance.
Historic Baptist congregation on Wesley Street in Greenville.
Wolfe City congregation that hosts the Wolfe City Food Pantry.
Civic center in Greenville used for community events, shows and gatherings.
Low-cost clothing and household goods.
City park with disc golf, a dog park, basketball and more.
City shelter with dogs and cats for adoption. Fees include spay/neuter, rabies shot and microchip.
Adult, prenatal and pharmacy services with a sliding scale for those who qualify.
Saturday morning farmers market at Market Square in downtown Greenville.
Greenville’s auditorium for concerts, touring shows and community performances.
Concrete skate park and pump track for skateboards, bikes and other non-electric wheels.
Ballfields, courts, walking areas and the city skate park and pump track.
Twice-yearly swap meet and car show with 200+ vendor spaces.
Nonperishable food pantry in Greenville. Bring a photo ID.
Support, counseling and case management for children and families affected by abuse.
Home of Hunt County 4-H, Master Gardeners, and agriculture and family health programs.
Immunizations, well-child exams, TB testing and low-cost screenings.
Helping Hunt County families in hard times with food, plus rent, utility and prescription help.
These free, confidential lines connect you to local help any time.
Dial 211 · food, housing, utility and health help (Texas 2-1-1)
Dial 988 · Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, 24/7
Dial 911 · emergencies
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