Welcoming Board Member Marlene Pantin! 

We’re thrilled to welcome Marlene Pantin to our Board of Directors! Marlene is a longtime partner of NY4P. She is the founder of the Red Hook Conservancy, co-founder of the Brooklyn Parks and Open Space Coalition, and a stalwart advocate for equitable parks and recreation centers. Click here to learn more about Marlene’s work.

Save the Date: New Yorkers for Parks 2022 Signature Benefit

Join New Yorkers for Parks to celebrate three champions of our public realm as we work together to build a city that is more resilient, equitable, and livable for all New Yorkers. Click here to learn more about this year’s honorees, co-chairs, and keynote speakers. 

Distributions Begin for the 2022 Daffodil Project

We launched the 21st Daffodil Project this Sunday in Union Square. Thank you to everyone who volunteered, registered for bulbs, donated, or took a picture with the van. We especially want to thank NYC Parks for their crucial support! We’re just getting started, with bulb distributions happening this month and next in Staten Island, the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn. In case you missed it, NY4P made our Broadway debut in partnership with the cast and crew of Come From Away. Read about it in Broadway World!

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 get a limited edition Made-In-USA tote bag!

New Yorkers for Parks in the News

NY4P in amNY: Local communities have been fighting for our parks — it’s time for the city to help 

NY4P in Crain’s: Op-ed: It's time to fix New York City capital process 

NY4P in New York Daily News: NYC open streets forged pandemic community, now tearing one apart 

Tell Mayor Adams: Allocate 1% of the NYC Budget for Parks! 

Research Spotlight: Waterfront Alliance

NY4P contributed to the latest report from Waterfront Alliance, Activating New York City-Owned Waterfront Sites for Recreation and Access, which explores the feasibility of converting four underutilized city-owned waterfront sites for public use. 

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