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Saturday, May 28, 2016

Astoria Park Alliance Volunteer Corps - May 2015



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The Astoria Park Alliance works closely with Park Managers to identify need, plan work projects, and facilitate volunteers on the ground. Please email us here at
GetInvolved @ AstoriaParkAlliance.org or message us on Facebook 
if you are interested in volunteering. Please note: minor children (12+ ) must be accompanied by a supervising adult.


The Astoria Park Alliance is proud to welcome:

Astoria Park Alliance 

Volunteer Corps!


Here are the dates for MAY:

facebook.com/events / Astoria Park Volunteer Corp
Sunday May 03
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www.newyorkcares.org /projects/ 
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May
#ItsMyPark
Join Astoria Park Alliance in Astoria Park for some family fun as we re-imagine 
Charybdis Playground. Starting at 10:30am, children can create postcards to send to Pearl the Squirrel about "what they would like to see in their playground". 
We will also ask adults for input because it's your park too.  
Other activities will include a Nature Scavenger Hunt and flower plantings near the playground.



Saturday May 30 
10:00 am - Noon

facebook.com/events / Astoria Park Volunteer Corp

www.newyorkcares.org /projects/ revitalize-Astoria-Park


Check here and our Facebook page for upcoming dates!

Thanks for your passion for Astoria Park!


APA Volunteer Corps days are an expansion of our already great partnership with NYCares and in response to the large amount of requests we get from the public to volunteer in Astoria Park. Volunteer opportunities average twice a month, March through November. 
Thank you for wanting to make a difference!



Volunteer Corp

facebook.com/ astoriaparkalliance /photos

Thank you

 New York City Department of 
Parks & Recreation
 for supporting our efforts to 
help you keep 
Astoria Park great!

















www.facebook.com / AstoriaParkAlliance

www.newyorkcares.org /projects/ revitalize-astoria-park
Saturday, June 13, 2015



Revitalize Astoria Park

ASTORIA PARK




Thank you, NY Cares, Partnerships for Parks, NYC Parks & Rec's Green Teens,  for volunteering in Astoria Park.

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

It’s My Park - Dec 02 RSVP [CPF]



It’s My Park Awards Reception

December 2 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm


www.cityparksfoundation.org / 
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www.cityparksfoundation.org /event/ its-my-park-awards-reception





On December 2, 2015, Partnerships for Parks hosted their second annual It’s My Park Awards Reception to honor its community volunteers. ...

Borough AwardsPresented to a community group from each borough that has led It’s My Park and other programs, and has demonstrated exceptional organizational growth.
Bronx – Friends of Crotona Park
Brooklyn – Friends of Hope Ballfield
Manhattan – Tom’s Dog Run Committee
Queens – Green Earth Urban Gardens
Staten Island – Natural Resources Protective Association
The Community Parks Initiative Award: Friends of Astoria Heights ParkPresented to a developing community group that has succeeded in engaging new stewards through programming and service opportunities.
The Tim Tompkins Leadership Award:  500 Men Making a DifferencePresented to a community group that acts as an inspirational role model for NYC Parks volunteers and demonstrates the leadership and vision of Partnerships for Parks’ founder, Tim Tompkins.
To view photographs from the event, please visit Facebook .



Please Note: Tickets are sold out for the It’s My Park Awards Reception on December 2. Please join the waitlist for tickets here.



Organizer

Partnerships for Parks
Website:
www.partnershipsforparks.org
Partnerships for Parks invites you to It’s My Park Awards Reception on
Wednesday, December 2 from 6:30 – 9:00 PM    in lower Manhattan. 
The reception will feature an awards ceremony to highlight the achievements of eight partners who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and commitment to their local parks.
Space is limited, and tickets are required to enter the event.