Let Them Be Kids

Let Them Be Kids is all volunteer non-profit organization created to build community capacity on the grassroots level, while building playgrounds, skate parks and fitness parks across Canada. These projects leave a legacy of community members who are inspired and better equipped to lay a strong foundation for a brighter tomorrow.

Monday, August 31, 2009

We'd love to see you at the Park on September 19th!

Build day is September 19th at Charles Daley Park. We would love to have your help! Volunteers are still needed to help build the playground. Not a handyman? We can still use your help! Your time would be appreciated in other areas such as registration, food service, children's activities and more....

If you don't want to come alone then encourage a friend or two to "join the effort" as well.

Use the "Join the Effort" icon on this site to sign up.

We look forward to seeing you at Charles Daley Park on September 19th!
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Thursday, August 13, 2009

Coming September 19th to Charles Daley Park!




Want to help us build the playground you see here? You can help with a donation (print the form available on this site) or volunteer to come out to Charles Daley Park on September 19th. Sign up using the "Join the Effort" logo on this site.
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About the Friends of Charles Daley Park

The Friends of Charles Daley Park is a volunteer organization which was formed in 2004 and is committed to revitalizing and promoting the park which is located in the Town of Lincoln.

The Friends with the help of the community, built a boardwalk along the waterfront portion of the central section of the park.
In cooperation with the Niagara Restoration Council native trees and shrubs have been planted throughout the park. We have also sold and installed 21 commemorative benches.

Our next project is to replace the outdated playground equipment with new equipment. With the help of the Kool-Aid program "Let Them Be Kids" award and the community, the desired outcome is to raise approximately $45,000 to purchase and install the new community playground. The Aware includes a 60/40 match opportunity for our fundraising efforts so your help goes even further!