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Come Play! Campaign

Ann Morrison Memorial Park was created through the combined efforts of Mr. Morrison, the Harry Morrison Foundation, the Morrison-Knudsen Company, service clubs, neighborhood organizations, and individuals who donated labor, money, trees, sundial clocks—and even ducks.

 

Today, the Harry W. Morrison Foundation’s Come Play! Campaign intends to fund a major park renewal. We ask for your help to keep Boise's gem sparkling for future generations.

 

Our campaign goal is to raise

$2 million, which will result in          

$4 million in matching support:

$2 million from the City of Boise and

$2 million from the Harry Morrison Foundation.

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Planned Improvements

Construct a 5-acre off-leash play area for Boise's dogs.

   Completed.

Upgrade to an interactive fountain.

   completed.

Create safe pedestrian & bike access from Crescent Rim.

   Construction begun in 2024.

Restore the clock and tower.

   finalizing design and engineering

Revamp the river front area to ease congestion.

  In initial concept phase.

 

Improve park entryway signage.

  Waiting for funding at a later date.

In 2016, the City of Boise and the Harry Morrison Foundation joined forces to study public support for projects suggested by Ann Morrison Park’s professionally rendered master plan. The study narrowed the list of potential park improvements to six key upgrades the public was passionate about.

You Can Help

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Consider a gift "in memory of" or "in honor of" a family member, friend, loved one, service group, organization, or business. You may designate general park support or a specific AMP project. Click our "Donate" button for ways to give to the project. We are honored to accept pledges, cash gifts, stocks or securities, and in-kind gifts.

To talk in detail, call our office at 208-345-5225 or email come.play@annmorrisonpark.org.

The Campaign Team

Mark Daly-campaign chair

Annie Anderson

Debbie Bloom

 

Vickie Daly

Rick Ogle

Russ Strong

Sam Tidd

Bonnie Wilkerson

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