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Please Join
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A decade from now, the first-ever restoration of the park will be complete. But only with your help. As a founding member of the Branch Brook Park Alliance, you can bring our park to life!
- Contribution Levels begin as little as $15. Enjoy the satisfaction of participating in the renaissance of a great Park! Contributions can be made online below.
- Your tax-deductible contribution to the Branch Brook Park Alliance, Inc. helps BBPA to provide excellence in planning and implementation of restoration projects in the park.
- BBPA is always looking for volunteers to assist with our efforts. For more information on becoming a volunteer, please contact Branch Brook Park Alliance at 973-268-2300 or e-mail ageller@branchbrookpark.org.
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| OLMSTED BROTHERS:
$5,000
John Charles and Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. were the principal designers of Branch Brook Park.
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| CAROLINE BAMBERGER
FULD:
$2,500
The sister of the department store magnate donated 2,000
cherry blossom trees in 1927.
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| ROBERT F. BALLANTINE:
$1,000
Preident of the brewing company, his family gave park land as well as the Ballantine
Gateway in his honor.
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| ALTHEA GIBSON:
$500
The park's tennis complex honors this egendary tennis pro who lived in Essex County.
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| GEORGE A. CLARK:
$250
Clark's Pond and the surrounding land were once part of this thread manufacturer's estate.
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| ELIAS G. HELLER:
$125
This prominent industrialist was also a developer of the Forest Hill neighborhood and a donor of park land.
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| FRANKLIN MURPHY:
$75
A governor of NJ and
early park commissioner, Murphy helped secure funding for the park's creation.
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| BARRETT AND BOGART:
$30
Nathan F. Barrett and John Bogart developed the original plan for the park in 1896.
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| STUDENTS AND FRIENDS:
$15
Branch
Brook Park Alliance welcomes donors to all circles of giving, no matter the gift amount.
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