How You Can Still Help

The Land Utilization Committee (LUC) continues to raise monies for the support and development of the Park, along with necessary ongoing maintenance.

Our goal is to create a lasting legacy to the Town of North Reading, a Park that is made from the efforts and contributions of many of its citizens, organizations, and businesses where these contributions will be recognized and remembered.

There are opportunities for involvement by individuals, groups and businesses at all financial levels. And your participation can be personalized, as a lasting tribute to you, your family, a neighborhood, in memory of loved ones, your organization, your company or its employees.

Contributors may dedicate their personalized brick, bench, picnic table, field, court, rink, or walking meadow.

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Brick Sponsors (On Hold)

Bricks may be personalized with names or messages. Basic Bricks ($100.00) may include up to 3 lines, 15 characters per line; Prestige Bricks ($200.00), up to 5 lines.

Link to the printable order form to order Bricks.

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Opportunities for Giving

To accommodate all levels of giving, we have established sponsorships for many items and areas in the park. We encourage individuals, organizations, and businesses to select meaningful and memorable sponsorships. Large facility donations will be memorialized with a plaque, and even brick sponsorships can be personalized!

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Order Form

To contribute to the development of Ipswich River Park through a Brick Sponsorship complete an order form and send it with your check payable to:
LUC/IRP 235 North Street, North Reading, MA 01864

For further information, call the North Reading Recreation Department (978) 664-6016

CLICK HERE for Printable Brick Order Form.

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Contact Us:

North Reading Parks & Recreation Department/
Land Utilization Committee
235 North Street, North Reading, MA 01864
978-664-6016
mstevens@northreadingma.gov

Link to Our Convenient On-line Form to order Bricks or call 978-664-6016 to make Donations.

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