Protecting Natural Resources

Enhancing Toledo Bend Through Conservation, Funding, and Community-Driven Initiatives

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Our Specialty

Our Specialty
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Protecting and enhancing Toledo Bend.

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Funding local projects and initiatives.

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Helping students further their education.

Our Mission and Commitment

Our Mission  and Commitment

The Toledo Bend Lake Association (TBLA) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit association in Louisiana, committed to improving Toledo Bend Lake and its amenities. We provide financial and volunteer support to steward the environment, maintain the Lake’s aquatic integrity, and ensure it remains a world-class fishery and recreational resource.

Who We Are

Who We Are

Our membership includes nearly 500 individuals, families, and businesses from diverse backgrounds, united in our mission. We are not a political organization and have no affiliation with local, state, or federal agencies.

Our Impact

Our Impact
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Founded
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Scholarships Awarded
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Projects Completed
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Fingerlings Released

What We Do

What We Do

Supporting Local Initiatives

Toledo Bend Lake Association funds and supports projects, events, and initiatives that benefit the community enhancement of the Lake and surrounding areas.

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Our Key Focus Areas

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Supportive Engagement

Provide financial and volunteer support to the Toledo Bend Lake resource area.

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Environmental Stewardship

Promote conservation and environmental responsibility.

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Unbiased Advocacy

Share objective information on issues that affect the Lake.

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Youth Recreation Boost

Encourage youth participation in outdoor activities.

Association Meetings

Association Meetings

Monthly Gatherings and Discussions

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Toledo Bend Lake Association hosts monthly meetings on the 1st Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Sabine Council on Aging (SCOA) in Toledo Town. We enjoy good food, fellowship, and discuss association matters. Meetings often include guest speakers addressing environmental and public issues.

Special Events and Traditions

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  • October: Outdoor fish fry
  • November & December: Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners

Board Meetings and Planning

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The Toledo Bend Lake Association Board of Directors meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM at SCOA to discuss ongoing projects, financial matters, and future initiatives. All members are welcome!

Help Us Make a Difference

Help Us Make a Difference

Be a part of the movement to preserve and enhance Toledo Bend Lake. Join Toledo Bend Lake Association today or attend a meeting to learn more. Participate in our events.

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