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DeKalb Residents: Is it time to reimagine your park?
Park Pride's Park Visioning Program annually guides up to two communities in unincorporated DeKalb through a engagement process that converts ideas and dreams for the park into a conceptual vision plan that can be used to inform future improvements. The 2023 application period for park visioning is now OPEN for Friends of the Park groups in unincorporated DeKalb. Apply before July 9. Continue...
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Park Pride’s $12.8 million ‘Parks for All’ campaign sets new bar for Atlanta
Park Pride announced a $12.8 million capital campaign – its first-ever multi-year comprehensive effort. “Coming out of the pandemic, we are doing some of our best work,” said Michael Halicki, Park Pride’s executive director for nearly a decade. “We are meeting the moment where people have come to appreciate the importance of parks where they live. Our mission is to engage communities to activate the power of parks.” Continue...
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June 14: Park Meeting
Join Park Pride at our quarterly Park Meeting to connect with other communities engaging in their parks and gain valuable insight to supporting your local greenspace. This quarter's meeting will take place at Knight Park in Atlanta's upper westside. Sign up to let us know you're coming! Continue...