Anchorage Park Foundation: Healthy Parks, Healthy People
MYN Save the Date
Announcements:

Meet Your Neighbours Exhibit & Fundraiser - Save the Date!

Save the Date for our Spring Fundraiser on May 17th at the Spenard Recreation Center.

 

Youth Employment in Parks

YEPThe goal of the YEP program is to positively engage a new generation of diverse youth leaders with the environment and the Anchorage community through meaningful training, employment, and outdoor recreation. "Like" YEP's Facebook Page and stay up to date with the latest news!

If you have questions about YEP, contact Brad Cooke, the YEP Program Manager at 343-4504 or e-mail cookebj@muni.org.


News You Can Use:

Westchester Lagoon Gets a Playground: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony in Margaret E. Sullivan Park!

Get Outdoors!Cool Get Outdoors Anchorage Winter PSA! Click here to listen and spread the word.


My Anchorage Parks: Community Spotlights

Nara Youth Employment in Parks
GRAD SPOTLIGHT
: Nara McCray, Crew Member '08, Crew Leader '09 tells of her experience in YEP and what she us up to now! Click here for her story.

Jae ShinNEW "My Favorite Park" Feature!
Jae Shin reminisces about growing up by Barbara Street Park, and playing there with his 3 kids today.
Click here for his story.


Our Mission

The Anchorage Park Foundation strives to build Healthy Parks - Healthy People by mobilizing public support and financial resources for Anchorage parks, trails, and recreation opportunities.

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Want to keep up with the Anchorage Park Foundation? Follow us on Twitter and Facebook!

2012 is the Summer of Playgrounds!

ME Sullivan ParkWe are proud to be working with local families, the Parks & Recreation Department, and policy makers to raise funds and build a Playground for All at Cuddy Family Midtown Park that will serve all Anchorage families. This will be the first 100% accessible playground in Alaska, a central community play space, and certified Boundless Playground. Children with disabilities will be able to play independently in a safe environment, and parents and grandparents with disabilities will be able to play with their children, without barriers, in Anchorage's crown-jewel park.

We are also raising funds to install a new destination playground at North Russian Jack Springs Park as part of a celebration in honor of Superintendent Carol Comeau.

 

 

Give the Gift of Play

DonatePlease spread the word about the Anchorage Park Foundation to your friends and family, and make a donation yourself to support Anchorage parks, trails and recreation opportunities! 

Donations to APF will be matched dollar for dollar by the Rasmuson Foundation!

You can also give the gift of service, and volunteer. Anchorage Parks and Recreation and APF have tons of rewarding ways to give back to the community. Click here to sign up.

 

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