What they reported doing
- #1 primary $268KHOLIDAY LIGHTING PROJECT-BEAUTIFICATION ACTIVITIES SUCH AS TREES AND LIGHTS ON PARK AVENUE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASONS
- #2 $0SCULPTURE PROGRAM- EXHIBITIONS CREATED BY ARTISTS ARE DISPLAYED ON PARK AVENUE,WHICH CONTRIBUTES TO THE ARCHITECTURAL INTEREST OF PARK AVENUE.
What they call their work
What they do
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Memorial and Veteran Honor Services 1 activity
- Annual Park Avenue tree lighting displayOrganizes, installs, and maintains the annual Park Avenue tree lighting display between 54th and 97th Streets, symbolizing peace and remembrance for those who died in World War II, funded through community contributions and supported by donor funding.
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Curated Art Exhibitions and Public Displays 1 activity
- Public art exhibition programming on Park AvenueOrganizes and displays artist-created sculpture exhibitions on Park Avenue to enhance architectural and aesthetic interest, integrated with landscaped malls and public space improvements.
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Public Space Beautification and Maintenance 1 activity
- Seasonal horticultural care and stewardship of Park Avenue mallsProvides seasonal planting, horticultural care, and year-round maintenance of the Park Avenue malls, supporting public art installations and contributing to the aesthetic enhancement of the corridor.
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Who runs it
- EUGENIE NIVEN GOODMAN — Director
- JUDITH STECKLER — Vice Pres/Sect
- MARC B PORTER — Director
- MARTHA VIETOR GLASS — Treasurer
- MARY ONEAL McDONNELL — Director
- RON WENDT — Director
- RONALD SPENCER ESQ — Chairman
Who they work with
- Manolo Paz Partner — Collaborates with artist Manolo Paz on public art installation "Transparencies" on Park Avenue.
- Michele Oka Doner Partner — Collaborates with artist Michele Oka Doner on public art installation "Talisman: A Sacred Grove" on Park Avenue.
- NYC Parks’ Art in the Parks program Partner — Collaborates on the presentation of temporary public sculpture exhibitions along Park Avenue.
- Park Avenue families Partner — Original underwriters and ongoing contributors to the Park Avenue tree lighting display.
How they approach the work
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- Community-Engaged Beautification 333 orgsmethodology: community-engaged-urban-beautificationBy involving the public in annual planting projects, we increase community support for and connection to urban beautification, because participatory stewardship fosters ownership, sustained engagement, and broader civic involvement.shared approach: Community-Driven Stewardship →
- Public Memorial Display for Commemorative Engagement 50 orgsmethodology: public-memorial-displayBy hosting an annual tree lighting as a public memorial, we honor World War II sacrifices and promote a shared symbol of peace, because collective rituals around remembrance strengthen community cohesion and historical awareness.shared approach: Honor Through Commemoration →
- Urban Beautification as Civic Enhancement 16 orgsmethodology: urban-beautificationBy implementing seasonal lighting, public art, and landscaped medians along Park Avenue, we enhance the area's visual and architectural character, because improved aesthetics foster civic pride, public enjoyment, and a stronger sense of place.shared approach: Beautification as Community Wellbeing →