May ‘24 Update

LAST CHANCE to voice your Parks & Rec opinions

Learn about upcoming open-houses, or give online feedback

by clicking here.

Join the Cleveland Parks & Greenspace Coalition for the FINAL Parks and Recreation Master Plan feedback session for residents. This is your opportunity to help shape:

  • Parks and Recreation priorities in Cleveland

  • Processes for funding and improving Parks and Recreation facilities

  • City policies regarding resident input on Parks and Recreation

Monday, May 20th 4pm-7pm (drop-in, drop-out)

Kerruish Park, 17218 Tarkington Ave, Cleveland, OH 44128

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Do you need volunteers for a park or green space project this summer?

The Coalition is looking to host TWO “Park Volunteer Days” across the city this summer, with 2-3 sites being activated simultaneously. If you have a project, please submit the form below and we’ll reach out to coordinate! We will build city-wide energy for community-driven park stewardship and improve city parks.

I need volunteers

*Information needed by May 23rd*


New public calendar for parks and greenspace events happening across Cleveland and NEO

We just launched a public calendar on our website where residents, organizations, and partners can submit parks and greenspace-related events! You can add the calendar, or individual events, to your calendar with just a click.

Check it out


More updates:

  • Thank you to the 50+ people that came out to our April Park Advocate Night! If you want to stay up-to-date on Coalition goal setting and the comments you made on our priorities for 2024, check out our goal tracker by clicking here.

  • Cleveland Votes’ Deadline for Equitable Civic Engagement Fund proposals due May 10th! There are (3) types of funding opportunities available: 1) Capacity Building, 2) Activate + Mobilize, and 3) Educate + Connect. Click here to learn more.

  • Cleveland Foundation + City of Cleveland Neighborhood Safety Fund Grants due May 10th! Grants support community-driven, evidence-informed programming serving Cleveland residents that address the root causes of violence. Click here to learn more.

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