Tune in to hear why our ongoing campaign for “More Trees. Less Trash.” is so important.
We’re 70% of the way to our goal of $240,000. Hitting 100% of our target = 120 new trees planted along Riverside Dr & 60 new trash bins added.
Give today: https://t.co/JSrFSPWyap
You never know what you’ll see in Riverside Park 👀
In 2023, it was announced that the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument would receive $62.3M in funding for vitally needed restoration. Surveying of the monument, pictured here, has been underway this month.
Paris dreamed big for the Olympics. I wrote about what it would mean for New York to do the same — even without the Games — in today’s @NYDailyNews.
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We’re proud to host KPMG volunteers in Riverside Park as they celebrate their Annual #CommunityImpactDay! @KPMGThrive is dedicated to making a difference in the communities where they live and work — thank you for your impact on our park.
#KPMGThrive#KPMGCommunityImpact
"The millions of New Yorkers who rely every day on @NYCParks have been let down time and time again by @NYCMayor, despite numerous commitments made on the campaign trail and while in office."
Read the full #PlayFair statement on the FY25 Budget: https://t.co/s196HVmBOR
“Make no mistake. Budget cuts will make our parks dirtier. They will make them less safe...Mayor Adams this is a message for you. Listen to New Yorkers and reverse these cuts.”
- @CMShaunAbreu on the Council’s call for @NYCMayor to restore parks funding in the city budget.
While I'm proud of the extraordinary care we at @RiversideParkNY give to our beautiful park, our big challenges are insurmountable without City funding. Climate change, ancient infrastructure & budget cuts are destroying our City's parks. #1Percent4Parks
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While I would quibble with the tone of the headline and photos — and think @RiversideParkNY remains a glorious wonder — this article does a good job conveying the challenges we are facing in the Park, which are exacerbated by short-sighted City budget cuts and hiring freezes.
I hope more buildings around the city will join the movement to install bird-friendly window decals. Thanks @NYCAudubon for assisting us with this important life-saving measure for the birds in @RiversideParkNY.
To every @nycparks worker, every POP participants, every New Yorker who loves their local park or playground—thank you. We fought hard because saving this program means cleaner, safer parks & stronger communities.
Now let's see more critical services restored.
Watch #PlayFair@NYCCouncil testimony:
"To [detail] the magnitude of the crisis, over half of @RiversideParkNY's frontline staff are part of the #ParksOpportunityProgram. Cutting this workforce will decimate the services @NYCParks provides in our park."
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Say #NoCutsToParks!
@NYCMayor has slashed the @NYCParks budget, and more cuts are coming.
Already 1450+ frontline parks maintenance workers have been lost. More cuts mean more trash-filled parks, playgrounds, beaches, and ballfields.
Send a letter: https://t.co/pbLMmITlDy.
“The @NYCParks Opportunity Program doesn’t just keep our parks clean, it employs low-income New Yorkers every year, for whom it has been a ray of hope in an unaffordable city.” 1/2