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Build the Future! Playground Reimagined

For many years, the playground behind our Queen of the Rosary School and the Church has been a cherished resource for the children of our parish and school community. However, due to weathering and age, our current equipment has become outdated and may soon not meet the safety standards we uphold for our children.

To ensure the viability of our playground for years to come, our beloved preschool teacher, Mrs. Laura Ellefson, and the passionate president of our Parents Club, Ms. Chrissy LaPenna, are spearheading efforts to raise $75,000. While this goal may seem ambitious, we believe it is achievable with the collective support and unity of our wonderful community.

Why We Need Your Help
“It’s important that we provide a safe and engaging environment for our children to play and grow,” says Mrs. Ellefson.

The funds we raise will be used to:
 Remove and recycle/dispose of the old equipment
 Purchase and install state-of-the-art playground equipment

These upgrades will ensure that our playground remains a safe, fun and inclusive space for the children in our school and parish for years to come.

Join Us in Making a Difference
We invite everyone to join us in this important effort. “We believe in the strength of our community,” says Chrissy LaPenna. “Together, we can achieve this goal and provide our children with the best possible play environment.”

Follow this link to make a donation on our parish website or mark any envelope “PLAYGROUND” and drop it off in the school or parish office or place it in the Sunday offertory baskets when you attend Mass at either Queen of the Rosary or St. Julian Eymard. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to our goal!

Spread the word by sharing our message on your socials and look for posts from our School and Parish pages and be sure to Like, Comment and Share. Post our flyers at local businesses and community message boards to help us get the word out.