“Livingston Park belongs to all of us.”
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Stewards of Livingston Park.
Preserving, improving, and enhancing Livingston Park through community partnerships, volunteerism, fundraising, and sustainable park improvements.
Our Story
The Livingston Park Foundation was established to bring together residents, businesses, community leaders, and volunteers who share a passion for preserving and improving Livingston Park.
As an independent nonprofit, we work alongside the City of Manchester to support projects and initiatives that enhance the park beyond what traditional public funding can provide.
Through charitable donations, sponsorships, grants, volunteer efforts, and community events, we strive to make lasting improvements that benefit everyone who enjoys the park.
What We Do
Working with the City of Manchester, local businesses, and volunteers to keep Livingston Park vibrant for every generation.
City Partnership
We partner with the City of Manchester to fund and deliver improvements that go beyond day-to-day municipal maintenance—beautification, playgrounds, trails, Dorrs Pond, and community programming.
Get Involved →Park Improvements
Playground and basketball court upgrades, walking trail enhancements, tree planting, landscaping, and Dorrs Pond beautification.
Volunteer Days
Clean-up days, landscaping projects, event support, and special initiatives for volunteers of all skill levels.
Fundraising & Sponsorship
Capital campaigns, grants, and corporate sponsorships that make lasting community improvements possible.
Board of Directors
A volunteer board committed to serving Manchester and stewarding Livingston Park. Photos coming soon.
Chris Morgan
Executive Director
Norri Oberlander
Board Member
Mackenna Gladysz
Board Member
Nathan Baldwin
Board Member
John Clayton
Board Member
Lynn Albee
Board Member
Tom Mattson
Board Member
Laura Gamache
Board Member
Matt Higgins
Board Member
Current Priorities
Playground enhancements, basketball court improvements, walking trails, Dorrs Pond beautification, landscaping, tree planting, community programming, and future capital projects.
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