Join us as we take our programs online with Partnerships for Parks Digital Content. Below you will find original content from our PfP team including:
Although we usually offer our programs in person, we are happy to also bring our programming and support directly to you online, wherever you may be. Check back often and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for updates.
Celebrate our 25th anniversary with us by sharing memories of the work you’ve done in NYC green spaces. Post a photo and story on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter using #WeArePfP for a chance to be featured on our social media platforms OR featured in our 25th anniversary exhibition entitled It’s Our Park: 25 Years of Communities in Action.
You can also use one of the sample posts and/or graphics in our social media toolkit to help spread the word.
Join us at a virtual opening of our first-ever exhibition entitled It’s Our Park: 25 Years of Communities in Action. This collection of images and stories sourced directly from New York City community leaders, the PfP staff who work with them, and the NYC Parks’ archives; celebrates PfP’s community partners, telling their stories through their eyes and showing the transformation possible when people come together in their neighborhood parks to effect change.
At this special event, we will explore the past, present, and future of parks with a panel discussion and celebrate our work with a virtual tour. Featured speakers include PfP Founder Tim Tompkins, PfP Director Sabina Saragoussi, City Parks Foundation Executive Director Heather Lubov, NYC Parks Commissioner Mitchell J. Silver, FAICP.
Wednesday, February 17th from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
We have no current grant opportunities at this time. Please check back for updates.
Stay updated, care for yourselves and your communities, and continue your commitment to parks across the city.
Find all kinds of horticulture-related information including indoor plant suggestions, gardening podcasts, how-to videos, webinars, and book suggestions.
We bring New Yorkers together in their parks by offering free programs. Although our programming is temporarily suspended, parks remain open to find solace, to exercise, and to stay healthy. Please give now if you can so that we can be back in parks soon.
