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Parks represent a place we can all go to recreate, relax, or be inspired. From urban park excursions with our family to national park adventures in the backcountry, parks of all sizes help make us healthier, happier, and more fulfilled. Parks for All is our way of sharing the love we have for green spaces, and ensuring these special places get the attention and protection they deserve.

Parks for All provides grants to non-profit organizations focused on building, maintaining, restoring, or providing better access to parks. Check out some of our recent grants below:

An appreciation for the outdoors starts at an early age. Our $50,000 grant to the National Park Foundation’s Open OutDoors for Kids Initiative creates pathways for kids to enjoy, understand, and connect with nature in our nation’s more than 400 national parks. Learn more about Open OutDoors for Kids.

Parks for All believes parks come in all shapes and sizes. That’s why we’re working with The Trust for Public Land to transform a vacant 9.25-acre property in Providence, Rhode Island. Hydro Flask’s $50,000 grant will support the creation of a multi-benefit adventure park that connects thousands of urban residents to the outdoors and a variety of untraditional athletic opportunities. Read more about the Woonasquatucket River Adventure Park.

Our coastlines are some of our most treasured natural resources. With a grant of $10,400, Parks for All will support an expansion of Nā Kama Kai’s program to strengthen environmental stewardship of Hawaii’s popular beaches by providing weekly cleaning, clearing, and maintenance of Nene'u Beach and Makua Beach. Learn more about Nā Kama Kai.

With 280 state parks in California, encompassing more than 1.5 million acres of stunning natural landscapes, the California State Parks Foundation has its hands full! Parks for All contributed $25,000 to their Park Champions volunteer program, to engage 1,500 volunteers in protecting and preserving California’s beautiful landscapes and vibrant wildlife. Read more about Park Champions.

Parks need our support and advocacy, so we partnered with City Parks Foundation’s community building program, Partnerships for Parks. Our $25,000 grant supports and champions a growing network of volunteers dedicated to advocating for their New York parks and improving the surrounding communities. To learn more, visit Partnerships for Parks.

The best trails rely on great volunteers. Parks for All donated $25,000 to fund the PCTA’s Trail Skills College program, which provides stewardship education and training to the hundreds of volunteers who perform the major undertaking of the Pacific Crest Trail’s annual maintenance and reconstruction. To learn more, visit Trail Skills College.

Parks for All believes spending time in the outdoors leads to healthier, happier, and more fulfilled lives. The $30,000 grant to the Oregon State Parks Foundation’s Ticket2Ride program will provide the opportunity for elementary and middle school-aged children in minority and low- to moderate-income communities to use the state parks for experiential learning. Learn more about Ticket2Ride.

Education keeps trail users safe, informed, and, ultimately, enjoying their surroundings. By funding the $30,000 expansion of the Monson Visitor Center near the ATC’s northern terminus in Maine, Parks for All will enable thru-hikers and day hikers to receive the information needed to ensure a safe and enjoyable final section of the trail. Read more about the Monson Visitor Center.