Let’s Change the Future of Play in Idaho
We Need Your Help
Our 2024 goal is to fund a new outdoor playground for Harrison Elementary in Twin Falls. This is part of our broader mission to fund 100 new playgrounds across Idaho by 2033.
Become a Sponsor or Monthly Contributor
Make a one time donation or contribute monthly automatically.
Friend
Social media shout-outs | Name listed on our sponsor page | Logo on event signage
$1,000
Supporter
Social media shout-outs | Logo listed on our website sponsor page | Logo on signage at events | Hole sponsorship at our Golf Tournament
$2,500
Advocate
Social media shout-outs | Logo listed on our website sponsor page | Logo on event signage | Mention in our newsletter | Table at our annual Auction or Hole Sponsorship and 4 person team at our Golf Tournament
$5,000
Champion
Social media shout-outs | Logo listed on website sponsor page | Logo on event signage | FEATURE in our newsletter | Table at our annual Auction or Hole Sponsorship and 4 person team at our Golf Tournament | Honorable mention in Press Release
$10,000
Visionary
Social media shout-outs | Logo on our sponsor page | Logo on event signage | FEATURE in our newsletter | VIP table at our annual Auction | Hole Sponsorship and 4 person team at our Golf Tournament | Press Release Announcement | Naming rights to a playground feature (e.g., slide, swing set) | Prominent logo placement on entrance signage | Recognition at ribbon-cutting ceremony
$25,000
The Future of Play is in Our Hands
With the cost of new playground equipment soaring above district budgets ($200,000-$500,000 per playground), efforts to fund accessible playgrounds have fallen into the hands of community volunteers and compassionate sponsors who share our vision and are ready to serve as trailblazers for positive action.
Our mission is simple— to build accessible playgrounds around Idaho where schools lack the funding to do so themselves.
Did You Know
70% of Idaho elementary playgrounds currently don’t meet ADA accessibility guidelines.
Approximately 29,727 Idaho elementary school students have limited access to playground facilities.
