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The students and community at School 26 in Paterson, NJ love climbing, sliding and spinning on their new playground! -
The summer of 2016 is a fun one for hundreds of NYC kids enjoying active play with our support of the NYC Parks “Kids in Motion” program in the Bronx and Brooklyn. -
Our Lady of Mount Carmel School in Asbury Park, NJ was the site of our 20th playground donation, on June 4th, 2016. -
Playgrounds for Haiti: Thanks to the generosity of Sue Weil, we completed our 4th playground in Haiti early this year, and are making plans for our 5th this... -
Pediatric Concussion Video We’ve created Pediatric Concussions: Early Detection and Treatment to provide valuable advice to kids 14 and under, their parents, teachers and coaches to help avoid any potential long term impacts from... -
Led by the joyful spirit of Alexandra, we are committed to raising awareness of the importance of safe, active play and creating much-needed opportunities for children to get it. Read more about our...
Giving the Gift of Play
Alexandra's Playground is committed to bringing more children the opportunity for safe, active play. Every year we identify and build playgrounds for very deserving communities in the tri-state area. We also build much needed playgrounds in Haiti.
About Us
Led by the joyful spirit of Alexandra, we are committed to raising awareness of the importance of safe, active play and creating much-needed opportunities for children to get it. View this video to learn more about who we are and what we do. Read more about how we achieve these goals.
Recent News
June 13, 2018 |
Paterson School 8 builds a new playground
The energy of more than 125 volunteers drowned out the drizzle on Sunday, June 10, 2018 as they built our 25th...
April 28, 2018 |
Help us win “A Community Thrives” Grant
We are competing in USA Today’s Challenge to win up to $100,000!! With the grant money we will build an...
April 27, 2018 |
Konbit Bibliyotek Site Soley in Port-au-Prince Haiti
WE ARE MAKING PLANS to bring the Gift of Play to Site Soleil, an extremely impoverished community in...