Grants for capital improvements, from playgrounds to accessible pathways.
Friends of the Park groups
From parkpride.org/programs/grants ↗Since 2004, Park Pride's Grant Program has connected Friends of the Park groups with grant opportunities, guidance and resources to help move community-led park improvements forward.
Park Pride offers two grant pathways to help Friends of the Park groups bring community‑driven park improvements to life. The application process is collaborative, multi‑step, and competitive, involving neighbors, stakeholders, the parks department, and Park Pride staff. Funding is not guaranteed.
Small Change Grants: Grants up to $2,500 help Friends of the Park groups fund one-time improvements like plantings, signage, habitat features and small park amenities.
Parks for All Grants: Most awards range from $30,000 to $250,000 to support larger community-led improvements like playgrounds, pathways, accessibility upgrades and other physical park enhancements.
Park Pride offers two grant pathways to help Friends of the Park groups bring community‑driven park improvements to life.
Grants up to $2,500 help Friends of the Park groups fund one-time improvements like plantings, signage, habitat features and small park amenities.
Most awards range from $30,000 to $250,000 to support larger community-led improvements like playgrounds, pathways, accessibility upgrades and other physical park enhancements.
Funding is not guaranteed.
Friends of the ParkFriends of the Park groups are neighbors organized around a shared park, and the door into almost everything else Park Pride offers.
Park Stewardship AcademyTraining that equips community members to become more impactful park leaders.
Park Design StudioCommunity-driven planning and design support for your park improvements.