…major improvements over the next few years as outlined in its recently created master plan. Currently the park has no identifying features and few know its true name. On Saturday,…
…must match the funds with private donations, in-kind services, or volunteer hours. Learn more about Challenge Grants and how to apply here: www.anchorageparkfoundation.org/programs/challenge-grants Learn about the projects: Campbell Elementary School…
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…that is only yours because of who YOU are — that Anchorage is waiting to be filled in. Map the invisible; map the obvious. Tell your Anchorage story. (Deadline for…
…an off-leash area for Todd, and Susan just wanted a separate small dog area so Theo could relax. A big mostly unused field seemed like a great way to positively…
…and exploring nature. All parks and most park facilities are free for the public to use. The cost of renovating existing facilities and developing new facilities is funded primarily through…
…represents living outdoors and sharing fire and knowledge. The art is also inspired by Dentalium beads. Dentalium is used traditionally and in contemporary clothing, materials, and artwork. It represents fine…
…21 Crew Members for five weeks, rather than 10 weeks, in July and August. Trail work includes improving the Tour of Anchorage Trail, a new Rabbit Creek Trail connection and…
…Botany Buddy, LeafSnap, or Virginia Tech’s Tree ID. If trees are too hard to ID this time of year, try birds. It’s still a bit early for spring migration, but…
The Anchorage Park Foundation facilitates park improvement projects that are driven by neighborhood initiative.
We’re a non-profit, operating outside of the Municipality of Anchorage, and are responsible & accountable to our donors' intent.
