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The University City Parks Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the parks of University City.

Our mission is to strengthen the connection between residents and their parks by raising private funds to promote, improve, and preserve University City parks and recreational activities.


Sunday In The Parks
A fundraiser event sponsored by:

University City Parks Foundation

Sunday, June 24, 2012
Two tours: 1 pm & 3 pm

Departing from the Heman Park Tennis Court Pavilion East of Centennial Commons

Join us for this merrily narrated bus tour of selected University City parks.
Get an insider’s look at our parks and learn interesting and entertaining history trivia.
Conclude with refreshments, wine and drinks. 

Proceeds will benefit University City parks.

Please open the document below for more information and to RSVP for this special event.


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RSVP for SUNDAY IN THE PARK
Attention Tree Lovers!
Our friends at U-City in Bloom have put together a tree walk based on work compiled by University City's Urban Forestry Committion.  Visit some of the "star" trees in University City. The walk includes a Linden, American Elm, Overcup Oak, Ginko, Dawn Redwood and more. You will find more information at www.ucityinbloom.org/treewalk/



Our parks are the crown jewels of our community.
They are where we meet,  play,  exercise, relax and enjoy the outdoors with our families,  friends and neighbors. They give added meaning to our cohesive neighborhoods and bring added life to our dynamic business districts.


We encourage you  learn about our many parks that have come to mean so much to generations of residents.

And we ask you to help us in our quest to build a greater resource for ourselves, our neighbors and our children.
 

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