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to Play, Inc. is a non-profit,
volunteer organization committed to
building a playground for all children.
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In
1999, Karen G. Gordon read a story about people who have
made a difference. The image that
remained with her was of a little girl at a playground.
She was in a wheelchair watching her friends slip down a
slide. There were silent tears falling down her face. It
is this vision that haunted Karen. Her tears, her silent
tears called to Karen. |
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The
little girl is any child with a disability that prevents her
from playing with her more able bodied friends. All children
deserve the right to play with freedom, without fear or frustration.
This little girl can not change the way things are, but our
organization
can.
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 The
Organization's Mission: Right to
Play, Inc. is dedicated to building an all-inclusive playground,
designed so that all children, the fully able and those with
physical, sensory, or developmental disabilities, can play
together. |
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