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Your gifts matched up to $100K, now through Dec. 31

KidsUp! Playground. Founders Courts pickleball. Blakely Harbor Park, Moritani Preserve, Hawley Cove, Pritchard Park, and Halls Hill Lookout. More than 42 miles of beautiful trails islandwide. So many parks and trails, so many healthy, enriching experiences made possible year-round by your generous support of the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation. Help sustain our work in the coming year!

DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT – GIVE TODAY

Here’s great news as you give: An island family is matching ALL gifts to the Parks Foundation thru Dec. 31. Your $100 gift becomes $200 … your $500 gift becomes $1,000 … and on it goes, up to $100,000. How much can you give? Double your impact as you support the parks and trails that connect us all.
Give today. Because we love parks.
Your gifts matched up to $100K, now through Dec. 312021-11-25T20:31:59-08:00

Raise funds, steward parks through Nonprofits Helping Parks 

Island nonprofits organizations can earn funds for park stewardship through Nonprofits Helping Parks, sponsored by the Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation and Bainbridge Metro Parks.  

Nonprofits Helping Parks was started in 2020 to bring more stewardship to local parks while offering incentives and benefits for nonprofit organizations. It works like this: Your club, youth group or nonprofit organization commits to a work party in a public park or along a trail – pulling invasive weeds, for example, or putting in native plants or spreading gravel on trails – and the Parks Foundation will make a donation to your organization to thank you for your time and effort.   

A great team-building opportunity and impactful in the community, these work parties bring islanders of all ages together to improve the health and beauty of Bainbridge Island parks and trails.

Past participating groups include Bainbridge Island Swim Club and […]

Raise funds, steward parks through Nonprofits Helping Parks 2021-09-01T15:21:41-07:00

‘It is spectacular’ – KidsUp! The Next Generation of Play is here, Sept. 4

Chris Cain would tell you, he had the easy part.

Designing KidsUp! The Next Generation of Play, the spectacular, super-inclusive new playground at Battle Point Park, didn’t take much more than brainstorming with parents and suggesting what might go where. Then he stood back and watched.   

“My role was really just to put ideas on paper, and get it spatially organized,” says Cain, a landscape architect with Bainbridge Island’s Studio Hanson Roberts. “Normally when we do a design project, it takes months of planning, there’s packages of drawings to deliver… I sat in on meetings and did some sketches here and there.”

Well, there was a little more to it than that. But when the new playground opens on Sept. 4, kids of all ages and abilities will find a veritable wonderland of sight, sound, sensation and even scent in the wildflower and herb gardens, play features […]

‘It is spectacular’ – KidsUp! The Next Generation of Play is here, Sept. 42021-09-01T12:42:14-07:00

Support a memorial bench for pickleball legends

UPDATE: This campaign is now complete. Thank you for your generous support! 

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Honor the memory of Bainbridge pickleball legends Anna Fields and Bill Glasser with plaques on the Founders Courts Legends Memorial Bench at Battle Point Park.

Your gift will help fund three brass memorial plaques for Fields, Glasser and other pickleball legends on a new bench at the Founders Courts plaza. More plaques will be added to the bench in the future as prominent Bainbridge pickleballers pass on.

For information on the memorial bench project, please email Clay Roberts, [email protected].

Support a memorial bench for pickleball legends