Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Passport

i Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Supporter Appreciation PASSPORT



At the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, we are incredibly thankful to our donors, volunteers, park champions, and all who support and advocate for your parks! You make a difference in maintaining Pittsburgh’s 165 park and recreation sites through your tireless dedication. As a token of our appreciation, we thought you’d enjoy a self-guided trip around our parks via this Parks Conservancy passport. Explore some of Pittsburgh’s most iconic park locations for the first time, or share your favorite spots with friends and family. At each location, snap a photo or your best selfie and tag us on our social media channels > @pittsburghparks. We may feature your park adventures across our social pages to encourage others to explore new-to-them park spaces. We hope you enjoy, explore, and continue jloving your parks each and every day!

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Play a game of basketball in McKinley Park and take a photo of the Janel Young 0AdHvaonmtaegCeomurutral

5 Snap your best selfie at the Mellon Park Walled Garden

Thanks again for loving your Pittsburgh TParks The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy was founded in December 1996 by a group of citizens concerned with the deteriorating conditions of Pittsburgh’s historic city parks. The Parks Conservancy is a non-profit organization that works closely with the City of Pittsburgh under an official public- private partnership agreement to restore and improve the city’s park system to its full potential. To date, the Parks Conservancy has raised more than $130 million and completed 22 major park improvement projects. The Parks Conservancy works with thousands of volunteers, hosts hundreds of events, and provides programming for more than 7,500 children annually.



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