A town with no park is working to complete a Town Square park project that will serve as a place for children and adults alike to come together to play, relax and enjoy one another’s company. Centrally located in the town, the ADA-accessible park will be a gathering place for residents and a spot for a variety of community activities.
A town hit with a devastating and deadly tornado that leveled neighborhoods seeks to build a memorial playground at the site of touchdown in place of the homes destroyed. The children’s playground will honor the five children and 14 adults whose lives were lost and restore hope to a community that has been forever affected.
A town park named for a Major League Baseball hero and humanitarian seeks to revitalize and update the dilapidated recreation area by installing new, inclusive playground equipment to replace current unsafe and unusable play structures. The new playground will serve to improve recreational opportunities, encourage inclusive play between children of all abilities and ages and revitalize the neighborhood.
A community member seeks assistance to renovate a local school’s dilapidated playground for student and community use in a town that does not have another town park or playground. In addition to a space for children to gather and play, the area could be used as a gathering place for community events.
A community wishes to update its oldest play area with a new inclusive, ADA-accessible play structure including sensory, shade and interactive features as well as updates to the nearby picnic amenities. The improvements will bring the park up to ADA standards and offer a place where children can play together, and community members can enjoy the outdoors and green space.
A rural community wishes to build an inclusive and fully accessible playground for children with disabilities. A playground where children with physical, visual, and sensory needs can play alongside their peers, no matter their ability level or age. it will be the only playground of its type in the community, filling a void and providing families a fun place to bring their children to play with siblings and friends.
A community wishes to build a playground area in a low-income housing complex that will provide a place for children to play and help bridge the gap in youth obesity, self-esteem and anxiety issues, among the many other benefits that play brings to participating youths. The community has very limited access to playground equipment and families may lack transportation to take their children to another city park or gym. The space will foster a healthy lifestyle and help steer children from excess screen time or undesired activities.