Who we are. We are a 501(c)3. The mission of the Batavia Parks Foundation is to foster recreation and open space initiatives which enhance residents’ quality of life.
What We Do.
We fundraise! Donations to this 501(c)3 are tax deductible and used to fund projects aligned with our mission.
We invest!
Over $500,000 in community projects funded since 2005.
We volunteer!
We have three annual clean-up days and have spent over 500 hours building projects in our community.
Get Involved! Become a board member, volunteer or donate. Share your skills and experience by contributing to this vital organization. Contact Board Members Cory Plasch and Sharon Mitchell at
bataviaparksfoundation@gmail.com for more information and an application.
Find more information about the Batavia Parks Foundation at
bataviaparksfoundation.org
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Funded Projects Space Net
The Batavia Parks Foundation funded the return of the Engstrom Family Park Space Net enjoyed by thousands of kids.
Batavia Riverwalk and Peg Bond Center
The Batavia Riverwalk and Peg Bond Performing Arts Pavilion were planned and funded by the Batavia Parks Foundation and constructed primarily by volunteers.
Disc Golf T
The Foundation funded equipment for the Disc Golf Course at West M
Main Community Park.
Batavia Riverwalk Boardwalk Project
The Batavia Riverwalk Boardwalk Project was completed in 2014 with volunteers at $150,000 from the Batavia Parks Foundation.
Bulldogs Unleashed
The return of the successful, fun-filled public art event, Bulldogs Unleashed in 2018 raised $22,962 for each of the three founding organizations including the Batavia Parks Foundation, Batavia Foundation for Educational Excellence and the Batavia Library Foundation.
Join Us for Casino Night.
See page 6 for details.
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