Community Swim Safety fair on Saturday, May 9.
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Community Swim Safety fair on Saturday, May 9. Phillips 66 Dives into Swim Safety with Big Brothers Big Sisters and City of Lake Charles LAKE CHARLES, La., April 30, 2026 - Phillips 66, in collaboration with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Louisiana and the City of Lake Charles' Parks and Recreation Department, is thrilled to announce an initiative aimed at enhancing swim safety for local youth. Phillips 66 is investing $25,000 in learn-to-swim scholarships, helping 450 children enrolled in Big Brothers Big Sisters and City of Lake Charles summer camps gain essential swim skills and water safety knowledge. Additionally, a community swim safety fair is being held at the Donald Ray Stevens Park (Goosport Pool), 1619 Cessford St., Lake Charles, on Saturday, May 9 at 9 a.m. where community members can learn tips for swimming safely. The fair is free and open to the public, offering mini swim lessons with certified lifeguards, open swim, safety education, hot dogs and family-friendly activities. In Louisiana, drowning is the third leading cause of death among children ages one to 14. Recognizing the vital importance of swim education, especially in regions surrounded by water, the partnership aims to equip children with the skills necessary to enjoy water activities safely and confidently. "This initiative reflects our long-standing commitment to safety, inside our...
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