Bulb registration for the 2022 Daffodil Project is LIVE!

The time has come to place your daffodil bulb orders!

The Daffodil Project is a living memorial to the victims of 9/11 and Covid-19, a celebration of the New Yorkers championing parks equity in their communities, and a catalyst for citywide civic engagement advancing NY4P’s call for 1% of the city budget for NYC Parks. 

Whether you're a longtime Daffodil Project participant or a newcomer, we hope you'll join us in stewarding and advocating for parks and open spaces this fall! You can view our distribution locations and dates here.

Click the button below to visit our bulb registration site*. After placing your order, be sure to check your spam folder for an email confirmation.

*If you already ordered bulbs through Partnerships for Parks (or plan to do so), please do not place a bulb order through NY4P. 

Support the Daffodil Project

The Daffodil Project wouldn't be possible without the support of our volunteers, community partners, and donors. 

If the Daffodil Project means something to you and your community, please consider making a donation to support this citywide beautification and parks advocacy effort in 2022.

Give $50 or more and receive a limited edition Made-In-USA tote bag (while supplies last)!

TAKE ACTION: Sign the NEW 1% for Parks Petition

Despite his commitment to 1% for Parks during his campaign and in his first year in office, Mayor Adams has not followed through with this vision. We need you to tell this administration that Parks are a Priority. 

We've launched a new petition to keep the pressure on.

We urge you to sign today and join the thousands of New Yorkers calling for an equitably funded parks system.

New Yorkers for Parks in the News

The New York Times: This Manhattan Park Was Once a Gem. Now It’s a ‘No Man’s Land.’

NY1: Without further parks funding, advocates say system equity is 'an impossible job'

New York Daily News: NYC’s parks need more green

The New York Times: How New York City Lost 63 Miles of Pedestrian-Friendly ‘Open Streets’

Queens Daily Eagle: Opinion: Parks budget is a step in the right direction — but it doesn’t go far enough in Queens

Save the Date: New Yorkers for Parks 2022 Signature Benefit

Join Us! We're hosting our annual benefit on Monday, November 14 from 6:00 to 9:00pm at The Loeb Boathouse in Central Park. More detail to come via www.ny4p.org. 

Corporate Partnerships: Be a Parks Champion!

Reach out to Kristen Gelinas at kgelinas@ny4p.org to inquire about corporate partnership opportunities with New Yorkers for Parks. 

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