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Bernheim’s Children at Play Network receives the APGA Program of Excellence Award

We are thrilled to announce that the Bernheim initiative, the Children at Play Network (CAPN), received the American Public Gardens Association (APGA) Award for Program Excellence. This annual award recognizes exemplary public garden programming that displays an innovative spirit by pioneering a program with a discipline related to public horticultural institutions. Launched in 2017, CAPN […]

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Bernheim’s Children at Play Network Receives Grant from Lift a Life Foundation

Bernheim’s Children at Play Network (CAPN) recently received a $25,000 grant from the Lift a Life Foundation to expand its Seeds for Urban Play project, extending the benefits of outdoor free play to more children in Louisville’s urban neighborhoods. CAPN is partnering with Play Cousins Collective (PCC), a non-profit providing family engagement, children’s programming and […]

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Bernheim Children at Play Network to Expand Seeds for Urban Play

Lift a Life grant helps extend outdoor free play to more children in Louisville neighborhoods Bernheim’s Children at Play Network (CAPN) received a $25,000 grant from the Lift a Life Foundation to expand its Seeds for Urban Play project, extending the benefits of outdoor free play to more children in Louisville’s urban neighborhoods. Bernheim established […]

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Beyond Our Borders

In addition to the 90-year transformation of our forest, we’ve long recognized that our work to connect people with nature extends beyond the geographic boundaries of this vast forest. That’s why we deliberately seek out opportunities to bring the stories and lessons of nature to people throughout our region and beyond. There are countless examples […]

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Children at Play Network Plants Seeds for Urban Play

Bernheim’s Children at Play Network(CAPN)is busy bringing the many benefits of outdoor free-play to audiences in urban communities. Through our Seeds for Urban Play project we hosted a play day that brought together many partners and loads of children on a beautiful fall morning. Hosted at the Food Literacy Project’s Iroquois Farms, children from New […]