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ParkSafety.org would like to partner with your organization to promote community service!

Mission Landscape Supports Sustainability

Are part of its ongoing commitment to sustainability, Irvine-based Mission Landscape has initiated a test program of organic fertilizer in Aliso Viejo's Grand Park. The location is adjacent to Town Center, and plays host to community events such as The Spring Event, Fourth of July Fireworks Show, Summer Concert Series and Movies in the Park. The organic fertilizer will benefit the environment by limiting or eliminating harmful chemical runoff into stormdrains which reach sensitive areas like Aliso Creek and South County coastal waters.

ParkSafety.org Student Lunch Fund

Our organization has launched a Student Lunch Fund to assist those families who have limited ability to provide a lunch or lunch money for their kids. ParkSafety.org is making the initial contribution for a fund at local elementary schools in the hopes that concerned businesses will assist. No money is collected by ParkSafety.org. We encourage you to send your contribution directly to the school of your choice. If your business would like to assist, please e-mail us at safety@parksafety.org for more information, or a postage paid, pre-addressed envelope. Thank you for your help!

We are always looking for a worthy cause, and a project that will teach responsibility and safety to kids in the community. If you have an idea for a community service project in or around local parks, let us know, and let us know how we can help. ParkSafety.org wants to promote positive use of our parks, and a focus on community development. Just e-mail us at safety@parksafety.org.

Aliso and Wood Canyons Coastal Clean-Up Day

The Girls from Girl Scout Troop 66 in Aliso Viejo, CA helped
ParkSafety.org and our friends from The Laguna Canyon
Foundation  "clean up the creek" in Aliso and Wood Canyon
Wilderness Park.

CUSD "No Pink Slips To Teachers" Campaign

Canyon Vista Elementary School parents show teachers
they deserve better than to receive a "Pink Slip."

Member Registration

Just fill out this contact form using your First Name and Last Initial. ParkSafety.org will register you as one of our contributors, and you will receive a monthly e-mail about our parks, and the safety issues all parents should be aware of. We will never release your e-mail address or private information. If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail us at safety@parksafety.org.

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By registering for the ParkSafety.org online community, you will be joining hundreds of parents who want to share important information about safety conditions in local parks. Your contributions to this forum help park users every day and it's free to join. Thanks for your help!

"This is a great way to get the kids outdoors
and into the parks this summer!"
Joanie T., Aliso Viejo Parent

"What a great Summer program for our kids!"
Pam Watkins, Canyon Vista Elementary School

"We check the sit each week to make sure our park is safe!"

Lauren B., Aliso Viejo Resident

Legal Disclaimer: ParkSafety.org makes no claims that contributions to this web site or blog will guarantee repair or correction of damage or disrepair to any of the parks included in this web site, or their play equipment, facilities or landscaping. Always contact park or facility owner first to report dangerous conditions or damaged equipment.

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