Towards a future with Parks For All.

Promoting community and quality of life for the people of Los Angeles County.

Los Angeles County’s advocate for public parks and recreation.

With a focus on creating equitable access to great parks for all, the Los Angeles County Parks Foundation (LACPF) is helping fill the County's parks and recreation funding and resource gap.

LACPF is dedicated to partnering with our community and the County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation to make our public parks, trails, and green spaces better through innovative programming, advocacy, financial support, and volunteerism.

Invest in your parks—support our mission of promoting community and quality of life for the people of Los Angeles County.

Let’s rewrite history in the San Gabriel Valley.

Los Angeles County's newest regional park in 30 years—the Puente Hills Regional Park—is atop the former Puente Hills Landfill, formerly the nation’s second largest landfill! Through Puente Hills Regional Park (PHRP), we have an opportunity to rewrite history in the San Gabriel Valley by creating a world class public space for art and culture, climate change, environmental education and justice, healing, health and so much more.

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LACPF in the News.

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A home, an office and a park demonstrate that design can be environmentally conscious — and look good
A home, an office and a park demonstrate that design can be environmentally conscious — and look good

The landfill was shut down in 2013, and this highly engineered mountaintop — which on a clear day offers views of downtown L.A., the San Gabriel Mountains and the northern reaches of Orange County — is now slated to become the first new regional county park in three decades.

It was once the nation’s largest trash heap. Now it’ll be an inspirational L.A. County park
It was once the nation’s largest trash heap. Now it’ll be an inspirational L.A. County park

“We see this park as a restoration of land that was unusable and unsuitable for the community,” said Norma Edith García-González, director of the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation.

Clippers Foundation, Russell Westbrook, and LA County Celebrate Refurbished Courts
Clippers Foundation, Russell Westbrook, and LA County Celebrate Refurbished Courts

The Los Angeles County of Parks and Recreation, the Los Angeles Clippers Foundation and Clippers star Russell celebrated the renovation of 117 new L.A. County basketball courts.

LA Clippers Support Basketball Court Program
LA Clippers Support Basketball Court Program

The Los Angeles Clippers Foundation (LACF) is working with the L.A. County Department of Parks and Recreation to upgrade indoor and outdoor basketball courts across the county.

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Across Los Angeles County, all communities deserve access to diverse parklands, competitive sports, learning camps, and safe community-based programs that will equip them to succeed later in life. Partner with LACPF to eliminate the County's parks and recreation funding and resource gap.