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Thank you!
Thank you!
The Forest Heights Neighborhood Association and City of Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon celebrated the installation of new playground equipment in the Forest Heights Pocket Park on Thursday, January 12.
Special thanks to everyone who attended the ribbon-cutting event, including park donors, partner organizations, Knoxville City Council members, neighbors, and community members.
The new playground is already being enjoyed by local children and will be a source of fun for years to come. Thanks again to all who supported this community project!
Our Grassroots Initiative — $25,000 Raised!
Our Grassroots Initiative — $25,000 Raised!
Forest Heights is a thriving neighborhood in the heart of Knoxville’s Bearden district, home to an active and tight-knit community united in its passion for a beloved pocket park. Learn more about Forest Heights »
Thanks to the generosity of neighborhood residents and local business owners, we have reached our $25,000 goal and fully funded the purchase and installation of new playground equipment for the Pocket Park!
This new equipment, installed in November 2022, will enrich each visitor's experience and provide opportunities for exercise, imaginative play and adventure for all.
Thank you to everyone who gave so generously in support of this community project!
The new playground structure
The new playground structure
There's still time to give!
There's still time to give!
Although we've achieved our $25,000 playground fundraising goal, you can still donate to the Forest Heights Pocket Park. Donations received after Sept. 8, 2022, will go toward future Pocket Park improvements as outlined in the park concept plan developed in 2020-21.
Funded amount is updated monthly. Last updated September 8, 2022.
Legacy Parks Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization receiving donations on behalf of the Forest Heights Neighborhood Association for this grassroots initiative.
Questions?
Questions?
Contact fhnaknoxville@gmail.com for more information on the Forest Heights Pocket Park grassroots fundraising initiative.
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