Three ways for you to give back to the People’s Park

 

The natural beauty and natural amphitheaters of Roger Williams Park have made it an “essential place” for Rhode Islanders for almost 150-years. During 2020, the Park as been more essential than ever, with tens of thousands of families coming to the Park to safely be together in the shade of stately trees with lakes and ponds glimmering in the background. Free performances from local musicians filled the park with music and joy.

Now, the Park needs your help. This year’s drought, pests, and disease hurt young and old trees alike. The Park is at risk of losing trees that mean so much to so many. And the coming winter will be a difficult time for many, especially for our “essential worker” neighbors in Washington Park and Elmwood.

Imagine instead families of tomorrow gathering under the boughs of trees that we plant today. Imagine the cool shade they will enjoy in summer, or the fragrant blossoms of spring, in new places all around the Park.

Imagine Roger Williams Park filled with music and families in the fragrance and warmth of spring! Imagine the joy of seeing neighbors and friends again, enjoying the peace of music as swans and swan boats glide behind the stage.

That is why we have launched two campaigns for you to choose from during the 2020 giving season. You can join us as a donor or a fundraiser for:

And as always we invite you to give to our annual fund, which supports all of the great programs and investments in Roger Williams Park. Thank you for making Roger Williams Park your charity of choice in 2020.

 

Join us for a Partner Peace Walk tomorrow at 12 PM! All are welcome to take a stroll with us and @nonviolenceinstitute to connect, talk, and enjoy the outdoors – meet at the Boathouse at Roger Williams Park. These walks take place every Friday, except for holidays.
THANK YOU to everyone who made Rosé in the Roses so memorable! Last Thursday, we celebrated the Conservancy and community, while giving a bittersweet send-off to RWPC’s outgoing board chair, Joe Pari.

Shout-out to @theprovidencedrumtroupe and @thesoundofgravity for filling the Botanical Center with magical sights and sounds – we can’t be the only ones still humming Pink Pony Club, right? 🤩 And to talented musicians Ashley Frith and @luisgilbertord for serenading guests throughout the night!

Stay tuned for a part-2 recap highlighting the rest of our amazing vendors and sponsors who made this year’s event one for the books!

@rwpbotanicalcenter 
@pvdparks 
@beacon.bank 
@beaulinemedia 
@morinscatering
@elliesprov 
@sabrina_scolari_photography 
@wemakepretend 

📽️ Visit the Swan Stories link in our bio to learn more about Joe’s work founding the Conservancy!
It’s a beautiful day for rosé! 🌹🥂 We’ll see you soon!
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