Who We Are
Make The Healthy Choice is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to improving public health in South Dallas through environmental awareness, nutrition education, and fitness opportunities. We work to expand access to outdoor activities, strengthen community wellness, and address ongoing challenges related to food access and healthy living.
Core Values
Why Make The Healthy Choice?
Choosing a healthy lifestyle strengthens not only the individual but the entire community. At Make The Healthy Choice Foundation, we believe every resident deserves access to outdoor activities, environmental awareness, and nutritious food options that support long-term well-being and opportunity for healthy living.
When you make the healthy choice, you’re investing in a stronger, more resilient, and more vibrant future for yourself and your community.
Mission Statement
Our mission is to lead a community driven model of public health in South Dallas that integrates outdoor activity, environmental health and climate awareness, and equitable food access to produce measurable and sustainable health outcomes.
What We Do
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Promote Outdoor Engagement: Encourage participation in outdoor activities across South Dallas to support fitness, recreation, and community connection.
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Improve Food Access: Support efforts that increase access to nutritious food in communities facing limited availability.
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Raise Awareness: Educate residents on the importance of environmental health, nutrition, and physical well-being.
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Host Community Events: Organize inclusive programs and activities that promote active living and community engagement.
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Foster Partnerships: Collaborate with local organizations to expand resources, strengthen impact, and support community health initiatives.
Christopher Moorer II
Founder & CEO
Chris is a public health professional with a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health from the University of North Texas at Dallas. Originally from Detroit, Michigan, he has called the Dallas–Fort Worth area home since 2011, where he has built a strong commitment to community health and civic engagement.
He currently serves as a Park Board Member for District 3, contributing to efforts that enhance park access, outdoor recreation, and the quality of public green spaces. His work in this role reflects a broader commitment to improving environmental and health outcomes across underserved communities.
In addition to his public service, Chris is a published author and long-time DFW explorer, active in outdoor spaces since 2018. His advocacy centers on environmental stewardship, conservation, and addressing climate and sustainability challenges through community-driven solutions.
