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Every child deserves a safe, welcoming place to play

Help us build a new, inclusive playground at Allen Brook where imagination, movement, and community thrive.

The current Allen Brook School playground is aging and frequently closed due to safety concerns and costly repairs that don't solve the long-term problem. PLAY27 is a community campaign to build a joyful, durable playground designed to serve students and neighbors for decades.

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Donate Funds

Your financial contributions go directly toward purchasing durable, accessible equipment for the new community playground at Allen Brook School. Every dollar helps create a safe space for kids to thrive. Make a tax-deductible donation through Williston Families As Partners 501(c)(3).

How You Can Help

Volunteer Time

We're looking for passionate community members to help with fundraising and community outreach. Joining our team is an impactful way to show your support.

Help Create a More Vibrant Williston

The Allen Brook playground is aging and unable to remain consistently open. We believe keeping Williston’s quality of life high depends on having vibrant, inclusive spaces where community and imagination thrive—spaces that are built responsibly. Neither costly, one-off repairs to reopen the Allen Brook playground nor keeping it closed indefinitely is a viable long-term solution.

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The PLAY27 campaign is a one-time community effort to build a longer-lasting, more inclusive Allen Brook playground, modeled after the successful early-2000s project that built the Williston Central School playground near Village Community Park.

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Where Your Donations Go

Every contribution made is a building block for our community's future. Here's how we'll utilize the funds raised to create a community gathering space with a lasting impact.

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Safe, modern
play equipment
Durable materials
that reduce
long-term maintenance costs
Inclusive features
for children of
all abilities
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GIVE EVERY CHILD A PLACE TO PLAY

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