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Join us for this free virtual event as we hear from Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation staff about their plans to provide more opportunities for residents to play in parks and stroll or bike on greenways. You’ll also hear from several community-based groups as they share the work they’re doing to support parks and nature preserves, park amenities, facilities, and greenway trails.  As always, we’ll host a Q&A session and talk about ways for YOU to get involved!

This event is co-hosted by Sustain Charlotte, Partners for Parks, and the Carolina Thread Trail.

Thursday, February 24, 2022

5:00 – 6:00pm

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PO Box 32365
Charlotte, NC 28232

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Partners for Parks is a volunteer-driven nonprofit supported by a dedicated Executive Director and engaged Board of Directors. Our members play an active role on the Executive Board and committees, helping to advocate for, fund, and advance projects that strengthen and grow our park system. There are many ways to get involved. Some opportunities are ongoing, while others are single-day events. Whether you have a specific skill to share or simply want to lend a hand, we would love to find the right fit for you.

Interested in volunteering? Reach out to us at info@partnersforparks.org to get started.