We Believe: The quality of a city is directly related to the quality of its parks.

We exist to care for and improve Charleston’s 120+ parks. By doing so, we improve more than the city’s beauty. We improve its health, community and economic strength.

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We strive: To keep Charleston’s parks one of the great highlights of our city.

Beautiful parks can improve property values, promote community, attract tourists, help the environment and improve public health with free and useful recreational opportunities.

Become an Angel or Donate

We work hard: To make sure Charleston’s parks benefit everyone.

Through our public-private partnership with the city, we improve parks with renovations, maintain parks throughout the city and help keep Charleston's parks some of the finest in the nation.

Become an Angel or Donate

We need you: To volunteer or donate so we can keep our parks at their best.

There are numerous ways to help. You can volunteer for a specific project. Join the Park Angels to help regularly maintain a park in your neighborhood. Or simply provide a donation. Every bit helps.

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Charleston Park Angels

Current Program Activity

Rain Water Catchment at Habesha Community Garden

Aug 23rd, 2010

Community Gardening

Courtyard Garden at the Gibbes Museum

Rain Water Catchment at Habesha Community Garden

A recent trip to a community garden in Atlanta, GA shows a creative way to store and harvest water.

Charleston Parks Conservancy Lets Locals Know About Hazel Parker Playground

Aug 16th, 2010

Garden in the Parks

Hazel Parker Playground

Park Angels came out to Hazel Parker Playground to hand out flowers and let everyone know about the new plantings done this late spring.

Courtyard Garden at Gibbes Museum Gets New Plant Pallet

Jul 27th, 2010

Garden in the Parks

Courtyard Garden at the Gibbes Museum

Courtyard Garden at Gibbes Museum Gets New Plant Pallet

One of Charleston's historic public garden green spaces is featuring a new pallet of plants.

Moultrie Playground Park Design Ideas

Jun 30th, 2010

Parks Renovations

Colonial Lake/Moultrie Playground

Design Ideas for the Moultrie Playground site were explored in a public workshop held June 29, 2010.

Chapel St. Triangle Park Trees Benefit from Conservancy Care

Jun 16th, 2010

Garden in the Parks

Chapel Street Fountain Park

Chapel St. Triangle Park Trees Benefit from Conservancy Care

Trees at Chapel St. Fountain Park have recently benefited from a clean-up and prune making them good examples of what should be done to keep our trees healthy, safe and aesthetically beautiful.

Allan Park
Allan Park Plan Progresses
Brittlebank Park
Chapel St. Triangle Park Trees Benefit from Conservancy Care
Chapel Street Fountain Park

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Events

Sep 11

Garden in the Parks-Windermere Blvd. Community Garden Clean Up

Sat. Sep 11th, 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM

Come help the garden look its best in the months ahead! Activities include maintaining beds for the summer growing season.

Sep 14

Garden in the Parks- Brittlebank Park

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010

8:00 AM to 10:00 AM

Sep 16

Garden in the Parks- Chapel St. Fountain Park

Thursday, September 16th, 2010

9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Sep 21

Garden in the Parks-Cannon Park

Tuesday, September 21st, 2010

9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

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We Believe: The quality of a city is directly related to the quality of its parks.

We exist to care for and improve Charleston’s 120+ parks. By doing so, we improve more than the city’s beauty. We improve its health, community and economic strength.

We strive: To keep Charleston’s parks one of the great highlights of our city.

Beautiful parks can improve property values, promote community, attract tourists, help the environment and improve public health with free and useful recreational opportunities.

We work hard: To make sure Charleston’s parks benefit everyone.

Through our public-private partnership with the city, we improve parks with renovations, maintain parks throughout the city and help keep Charleston's parks some of the finest in the nation.

We need you: To volunteer or donate so we can keep our parks at their best.

There are numerous ways to help. You can volunteer for a specific project. Join the Park Angels to help regularly maintain a park in your neighborhood. Or simply provide a donation. Every bit helps.

Current Program Activity

Rain Water Catchment at Habesha Community Garden

Charleston Parks Conservancy Lets Locals Know About Hazel Parker Playground

Courtyard Garden at Gibbes Museum Gets New Plant Pallet

Moultrie Playground Park Design Ideas

Chapel St. Triangle Park Trees Benefit from Conservancy Care

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Garden in the Parks-Windermere Blvd. Community Garden Clean Up

Garden in the Parks- Brittlebank Park

Garden in the Parks- Chapel St. Fountain Park

Garden in the Parks-Cannon Park

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