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The Trustees of the South Suburban Park Foundation
Send Their Wishes for The Happiest of Holiday Seasons
and a Prosperous and Fruitful New Year!

On behalf of the Foundation, thanks to all of those who have contributed to the recent donor campaign.  Thanks to your support, we have benefited your neighborhoods through the development of trails and greenways as well as the preservation of open space.

What a Success!
2009 October Fundraising Event

2010 John Fielder Special Edition Gift
If you haven’t made a contribution yet, please consider making one today.  We know you understand the invaluable recreation, health and environmental benefits provided by community trails.  Contributors of $100 or more will receive the 2010 signed John Fielder “South Platte River Twilight Reflections” photo.  This photo represents the third photo of the Foundation collection and is only available through the Foundation. 

About the SSPF...

Founded in 1979, the South Suburban Park Foundation was created to enrich open spaces and to improve park and recreational amenities for residents of the south suburban communities of the metropolitan Denver area. We are a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization governed by an 11-member volunteer Board of Directors who represent businesses, civic groups, trail users and community members of the south metro area.

We invite you to come explore the past, present and future of the South Suburban Park Foundation. For more than a quarter century our vision has been instrumental in creating much-needed open space opportunities for south metro communities and residents of all ages.

Margaret Mead once said "never doubt what a small group of committed people can accomplish." In the early 1980's, Mary Hampton Carter took on the task of leading such a group of committed people. Aimed with a vision and little more that $5 in the South Suburban Park Foundation treasury, she stepped forward to lead what seemed to be a daunting task— the creation of an 8-mile, $4 million greenway running the length of Platte through Arapahoe County. That’s just the beginning!

Being a non-profit community organization, the South Suburban Park Foundation accepts and encourages grants and contributions from public and private partners to help us meet our mission. For additional information on how you can join our legacy, please visit our Newsletter page.

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South Suburban Park Foundation
6631 South University Blvd., Centennial, CO 80121 (303) 798-5131
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