One Source Services is Partnering with the LOWA Kayak Meetup!

One Source Services is excited to announce that we're teaming up with LOWA - Lake of the Ozarks Watershed Alliance! LOWA hosts monthly kayak meetups at Ha Ha Tonka State Park and we are happy to support a local non-profit at the Lake of the Ozarks! We are donating rip rap, a dock section, and a Permalaunch Kayak Launch and it will be ready just in time for the September Kayak meet-up! Read on to learn more about LOWA, our partnership, and the Kayak meetup this September!


About LOWA 

The Lake of the Ozarks Watershed Alliance will PRESERVE, PROTECT, and IMPROVE the Lake of the Ozarks, its waters, and natural resources while maintaining our economic, social, and environmental health.

The Lake of the Ozarks Watershed alliance will PRESERVE, PROTECT, and IMPROVE the Lake of the Ozarks, its waters and natural resources while maintaining our economic social and environmental health. LOWA works to promote smart growth at the Lake of the Ozarks watershed. These 6 elements include water quality, wastewater, lake safety, education outreach, the LOWA LILs, and recycling. We support businesses, and lake citizens in growing their investments in watershed friendly way.

Kayak Meetup 

The September Kayak Meetup will take place on September 14th at the Ha Ha Tonka Steps! These monthly meetups are hosted my LOWA and everyone is welcome to come! LOWA created this fun group to get local and even out of town kayak enthusiasts together! 

The Kayak Meetup will take place on September 14th, starting at 8:30am but be sure to come early! The meetup is free and registration is not required and there will be a potluck at noon! 

Donations from One Source Services! 

We stand by the mission of LOWA and that's why we are excited and honored to have the opportunity to donate a few of our products to help make the Kayak Meetups easier and more enjoyable! 

Rock Works 

Rock Works is donating 120 ton of rip rap at the Ha Ha Tonka Kayak meetup location! This will help protect the shoreline at the State Park and allow for many more kayak meetups in the future! 

One Source Docks 

Our dock company at the Lake of the Ozarks, One Source Docks, is donating a 25' dock section and a Permalaunch Kayak Launch! 

The Permalaunch Kayak Launch is designed to make getting on and off your kayak much easier and safer! 


We hope to see you at the Kayak Meetup and you get the opportunity to try out the Permalaunch! We will also be offering special pricing for the Permalauch for anyone that purchases one at the 9/14 meetup! 

See You at the Kayak Meetup! 

All of the donations made by One Source Services will be complete by the 9/14 Kayak Meetup! Be sure to make plans to be there for a fun day of kayaking with other kayakers! Stay tuned for more blogs regarding our partnership with LOWA! 



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