Nyssa Kourakos and Yesim Philip, Co-Chairs
The essential mission of Central Park Playground Partners is to consistently improve our 21 beloved playgrounds, and maintain their overall quality. Our playgrounds embody the highest standards of safety, innovation, and creativity, but these standards cannot be sustained without donations like yours. Being a Playground Partner is a wonderful way to directly engage in your community of families and neighbors. We seek to promote stewardship and environmentalism throughout the Park, bringing unique opportunities for camaraderie and friendship for you and your children. The funds we receive go directly towards the preservation, care, and daily inspection of these cherished play spaces. With your generosity, our Playgrounds can continue to enrich the quality of life for present and future generations of children and be an essential part of a healthy childhood for all families living in New York City.
PGP TOTS is a subcommittee of the Playground Partners specifically for moms with children under three years old. PGP TOTS offers moms the opportunity to network, share resources, and discover all that Central Park has to offer its youngest visitors through informal gatherings such as play dates, stroller walks, and informational lectures.
For more information about Playground Partners and/or PGP TOTS, please call 212.310.6655 or email playgrounds@centralparknyc.org.

Co-Chairmen: Nyssa Kourakos and Yesim Philip Honorary Chairman: Suzanne Cochran
A Special Thanks to our 2012-2013 Playground Sponsors As of May 15, 2013
Kristy and Jonathan Korngold Kamie and Rich Lightburn Nancy McCormick Mary Kathryn Navab The New York Community Trust Wallace Special Projects Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Ouderkirk III Yesim and Dusty Philip Marina and Thomas Purcell The Segal Family The E&SS Foundation Sharon and Tom Teles Nanar Yoseloff
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North Woods
Perhaps the most secluded and peaceful area of Central Park, the North Woods (located at Central Park's northwest corner) offers a taste of the Adirondack Mountains just a few subway stops away from Times Square.