The Atlanta area is home to many beautiful, unique and engaging parks but to ensure they thrive, we need all hands on deck!
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Introducing Avery Evans, Park Pride’s new Grantmaking Fellow
Park Pride is happy to announce that Avery Evans has joined the team!
Friends of Anderson Park unveils new six-paneled mural in Dixie Hills
This is the first mural funded through Park Pride’s Grantmaking Program.
Welcoming Yoon Tae Chong, Park Pride’s new Senior Foundation Relations Manager!
Meet Park Pride’s new team member!
Meet Hannah Jones, Park Pride’s new Marketing & Communications Manager
New team member alert!
Welcoming Lauren King, the new Community Services Associate for DeKalb County!
Park Pride’s team is growing!
Play is a human right: Park Pride’s roundtable highlights importance of inclusive play spaces
Play spaces with innovative designs have triple the physical activity compared to non-inclusive spaces. That’s just one finding that was covered in Park Pride’s recent roundtable exploring the importance of inclusive parks and playgrounds.
SOURCE: SaportaReport
Summer 2023: A Vision for Atlanta’s Parks
Numerous studies show that an excellent park system improves quality of life by promoting health, reducing crime, restoring the environment, maintaining habitats, and strengthening social ties. Park Pride’s visioning process plays a critical role in achieving this vision for every neighborhood in Atlanta.
Building Park Pride’s Capacity
Recently, we’ve stories about the Parks for All campaign and the growing impact of our work across the city. The implementation of this growth, however, requires the concurrent growth of Park Pride to deliver more positive outcomes. That is why a portion of the Parks for All campaign is focused on making significant investments into our team. We’re supporting internal bench strength, adding new positions to provide individualized coaching to Friends groups, and preparing tomorrow’s leaders through internships.
Summer 2023: Digging in for the Greener Good
Local businesses and corporations support Park Pride’s mission year-round, making a big impact on Atlanta’s local parks. Corporate groups can tap into team building opportunities such as custom, private volunteer projects to address urgent park needs while supercharging employee engagement. Shoutout to Georgia Power and The Clorox Company for giving back to local communities and parks this spring and summer!