Community & Philanthropy — Central Park News

Central Park’s annual 'Bark in the Park' fundraiser gathered over 400 dogs, raising $75,000 for Cornell Veterinary Medicine. Simultaneously, the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater secured $10.4M for vital renovations.

Thousands joined the YAI 3K walk in Central Park on Sept 26, 2026, raising over $1.2 million for vital disability services. The event highlighted community support.

Over 400 dogs and their owners gathered in Central Park for the 2026 'Bark in the Park' Cornell fundraiser, boosting veterinary scholarships and research.

Central Park's 'Bark in the Park' event attracted over 400 dogs and owners this Saturday for a Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine fundraiser. The vibrant gathering successfully raised over $25,000 for scholarships and research.

Four hundred dogs and their owners gathered in Central Park for 'Bark in the Park,' a Cornell fundraiser. This event supports veterinary research.

Central Park's recent events attracted thousands, while the iconic Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater received a crucial $10.4 million renovation pledge. Public engagement thrives.

Following actor Michael Stuhlbarg's recent attack in Central Park, questions arise about visitor safety. NYPD increases patrols; parkgoers urged to remain vigilant.

Hundreds gathered in Central Park for the annual YAI 3K Walk, raising crucial funds and awareness for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

YAI's 2026 Central Park 3K Walk raised a record $1.2 million for New Yorkers with intellectual disabilities, drawing over 5,000 participants. Funds will expand vital services across the five boroughs.