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Help residents receive useful neighborhood information where they already live.
Explore partnershipCommunity partners
DANA works with organizations that want to strengthen resident communication, public spaces, events, volunteer efforts, and practical civic participation.
Why partnership matters
Businesses, properties, civic groups, cultural organizations, and sponsors influence the everyday downtown experience. DANA helps direct that capacity toward practical resident value rather than disconnected promotion.
Buildings
Help residents receive useful neighborhood information where they already live.
Explore partnershipBusinesses
Support events, neighborhood programs, resident offers, and volunteer efforts.
Explore partnershipProperty
Create clearer communication between projects and the residents who experience downtown daily.
Explore partnershipCommunity
Collaborate on public-space, mobility, arts, safety, heritage, and neighborhood initiatives.
Explore partnershipLocal discovery
Help residents find nearby businesses, public art, events, and useful ways to participate.
Explore partnershipPlaces to meet
Help visitors and teams engage responsibly with downtown while supporting resident-focused initiatives.
Explore partnershipGetting around
Support clear information and practical improvements for the systems residents use to move through downtown.
Explore partnershipParks and places
Support larger programs, grants, volunteer efforts, communications, and neighborhood events.
Explore partnershipResident impact
Partners can offer funding, a place to meet, useful know-how, volunteers, or simply help spread the word.
Help DANA host meetings, volunteer days, welcome tables, and relaxed events where neighbors can meet.
Help residents understand changes to streets, parks, transportation, safety, and new development.
Support cleanups, neighborhood walks, and small improvements that help public places feel cared for.
Make it easier for people to sign up, come to an event, volunteer, or tell DANA what they think.
Proposed public-art initiative
Being developed as a proposed collaboration between Downtown Perks and DANA, with support requested from NEXUS, artists, cultural partners, and downtown residents. The initiative would provide simple ways to discover creative work and share useful neighborhood perspective.
3 ways the initiative works
A route would help people find public art, performances, cultural places, and changing public spaces while they are downtown.

Short prompts would let downtown residents share what felt welcoming, what was difficult to navigate, and what they would like to experience more often.

DANA would help keep the proposal focused on public access, paid creative participation, useful resident feedback, and transparent reporting if support is secured.
Current partners
Explore every current partner and the practical ways they serve downtown.

Helps people create, sign, share, and convert documents.
Downtown Austin office.Visit website
Helps injured people understand their options and decide what to do next.
More than 30 years of combined experience.Visit website
Helps residents and businesses compare insurance for homes, condos, cars, and workplaces.
Independent agency on Congress Avenue.Visit website
Helps people buy and sell homes with a close knowledge of downtown buildings.
Works across downtown Austin.Visit website
Helps older adults stay independent with free rides, friendly visits, and everyday support.
Volunteer nonprofit serving Austin since 1985.Visit website
Designs closets, home offices, pantries, and Murphy beds around how people use their homes.
Family-owned Austin business.Visit website
Helps people understand difficult legal situations and their next steps.
Practicing law for more than three decades.Visit website
Helps people buy and sell homes without added pressure.
More than $240 million in property sold.Visit website
Offers braces and aligner treatment for children, teenagers, and adults.
Serves families across Austin.Visit website
Offers furniture, lighting, interiors, and work from independent makers.
Gallery in Austin’s 2nd Street District.Visit website
Provides plumbing service for downtown condos, offices, and storefronts.
Service area centered on downtown.Visit website
Helps condo associations and HOAs manage day-to-day work and keep residents informed.
Manages communities across Texas.Visit website
Responds to water, smoke, fire, flood, and mold damage.
Available 24 hours a day.Visit website
Offers worship, volunteering, music, events, and a place for people to gather.
Part of downtown Austin since 1848.Visit website
Helps injured people understand their rights and work through the legal process.
Based in Austin.Visit website
Helps people buy and sell downtown condos with building-by-building knowledge.
Focused on the downtown condo market.Visit website
Offers banking, loans, credit cards, and financial help for Central Texans.
Locally owned and serving Central Texas.Visit website
Handles the paperwork involved in starting and running a business.
Founded in Austin for small business owners.Visit website
Gives online quotes for window repairs and replacements.
No showroom visits or high-pressure sales.Visit website
Handles roof repairs, replacements, and inspections.
Locally owned and based in Austin.Visit websiteBecome a partner
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