We held “Design Day” for the upcoming playground build in Grand Rapids. Kids from the neighborhood of Congress Elementary drew their dream playground. The ideas are used to determine playground components, design, layout and color schemes.
For the full story on how we chose this project and how it will be built in a single day on June 19, check out our blog entry from March 27.
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Tuesday, 14 April, 2009 at 2:41
Very Cool Jesse…Those are lots of playgrounds..lol
Wednesday, 7 March, 2012 at 12:34
I was caught by this info about playground building. I am a Mentor in a program in urban Benton Harbor where we have an afterschool program as well as a summer enrichment program and middle school aged boys and girls mentoring programs. We are looking for someone to donate playground equipment for our site. We are located in a former United Methodist church building and have much room for a playground. We also plan to have gardening experiences for the summer program. How do I go about getting information about becoming a recipient of your program?
Friday, 9 March, 2012 at 8:37
Sharon, while Amway projects are primarily focused around the Greater Grand Rapids area where the bulk of our headquarters employees are located, KaBOOM! is a national organization that partners sponsors with local organizations looking for new playgrounds. I recommend you visit http://www.kaboom.org and register your playground project for consideration. Thanks! JH