Our special thanks this week to Mr Reg Walsh for donating two trees - a Norfolk Island Pine and a Holm Oak.
Special thanks to Ms Gaye Kelly for donating a Yellow Wood tree to the Foundation's tree appeal.
The Centennial Parklands Foundation is a charitable organisation that has been established to ensure the Centennial Parklands environment and heritage value continues to be enjoyed now and by future generations. Support us today!
Support the Centennial Parklands Foundation today
Posted: 19 December 2011
We need your support to ensure these wonderful Parklands are here for this and future generations to enjoy. Find out how you can help.
Posted: 5 March 2012
Clean Up Australia Day
February/March 2012
Register now for our "Business", "Schools" and "Community" Clean ups! Lots of fun for all!
I support Centennial Parklands...
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The Foundation is grateful for the support of Centennial Parklands Dining. Find out more on our Our Supporters.
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The Foundation gratefully acknowledges the support of Vitamin X Advertising, providing long-running pro bono and marketing services support for the Foundation's fundraising work. Find out more on our Corporate In-Kind services opportunity.
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The Foundation gratefully acknowledges the support of Sue & Gilles Kryger and family. Find out more about how you can help
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“I was pleasantly surprised by the quantity and the size of the fish we caught during carp fishing in just a few hours in the Park. Centennial Park was just a beautiful and tranquil place to hang out with a few mates to dangle a line and do a great job helping the Parklands through corporate volunteering.” - Bruce Temple Australia Post, Client Sales Executive.
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“Our corporate volunteering carp fishing day at Centennial Parklands was fantastic. Tony our guide was most professional and the setting in Centennial Parklands seemed as though we were out in the wilderness yet we were only 10 minutes from the city!” - Mal Saltmarsh, Aristocrat Technologies
