Created: Jun 15, 2005
Updated: Jun 15, 2005
Page Status: active
  •  
Not Yet Rated
Non_profit_lg

Berkeley Partners for Parks [BPFP]

( Non Governmental Organization )

Organization Info   Edit

Activities: Activist, Educational
Type: Non Governmental Organization
Scope: community
Website: www.bpfp.org
Main Email: mail [at] bpfp.org
Contact Email: N/A
Phone: 510-649-9874
Fax: 510-848-8566
Headquarters: PO Box 13673,
Berkeley, California 94712
United States
Local Time: Mon Oct 13 23:15:08

Network [Add] · [List] · [Visualize]

Connected with 0 people
Connected with 0 resources
Connected with 0 solutions
Connected with 0 jobs
Connected with 0 events
Connected with 0 wikipages

About  [Edit]

Berkeley Partners for Parks [BPFP] is a citywide nonprofit devoted to supporting and developing parks, community gardens, and open space in Berkeley through encouraging citizen involvement and support. BPFP intends to play an instrumental role in bringing additional funding and thousands of hours of volunteeer labor ["sweat equity"] to bear on improving Berkeley`s parks, community gardens,and open space. BPFP sponsors "adopt-a-park" groups, which work in partnership with the City and local businesses and organizations to carry out innovative projects and achieve visible results in parks and community gardens throughout the City of Berkeley.



Goals



Berkeley Partners for Parks works to:



develop and cultivate wider community involvement in parks and open space in the City of Berkeley.



encourage volunteerism on behalf of our parks, community gardens, and greening projects.



Support the formation of "adopt-a-park" groups to participate in ongoing maintenance and in the design and implementation of new features in our parks and urban landscaping.



assist "adopt-a-park" groups in obtaining the needed financial and volunteer resources to asscomplish park improvement projects.



serve as fiscal agent for annual "mini-grant" proposals for specific community-initiated projects.



obtain citywide support for crucial areas of concern, such as bringing our play areas into compliance with current safety and accesibility standards.



cultivate public-private partnerships with the City, local businesses, organizations, and neighbors to restore and improve our park system and other publicly owned open-space amenities.

Comments (1 - 0 of 0)

Login to Post a Comment.

Contributors to this Page

No recorded contributions yet.
Add this organization to Del.icio.us Add this organization to Technorati Add this organization to digg Add this organization to FURL Add this organization to blinklist Add this organization to reddit Add this organization to Yahoo My Web Add this organization to Newsvine