MISSION AND VISION

What We Do

Continuing Bayside's Tradition of Stewardship.


Our Mission

The mission of Friends of Crocheron & John Golden Park is to promote the preservation and enjoyment of Crocheron Park and John Golden Park, to sponsor educational, cultural, and community service events for the park, and to raise funds for the restoration and enhancement of the park in the community-oriented spirit of John Golden.

Policy Statement

Friends of Crocheron & John Golden Park is non-partisan and does not take positions on or endorse political agendas, parties or candidates.

Our Vision

To be good stewards of the park land and preserve it for future generations. We will engage, educate and organize community members, their families, and all visitors who share a passion for running, walking, picnicking, fishing, playing sports, and enjoying the outdoors. Our community volunteers their time and unique skills to help expand and improve public access; maintain conservation efforts to restore the park and provide programs to help engage the public with Bayside’s history.  

Senator John Liu speaking with us about Crocheron & John Golden Park

Parks Don't Just Happen! The community, NYC Parks, and dedicated public  officials must come together to advocate for and maintain them.

December 6, 2020- Clean-Up

Video Credit: Jan  Arzooman

Member of Friends of Crocheron & John Golden Park

Our
Mission & Values

We are dedicated to preserving Crocheron & John Golden Park as public parkland for future generations.  We look to connect with our Park Community Members, without regard to their race, religion, or background.  We strive to ensure Crocheron & John Golden Park will provide all visitors with beautiful open spaces.  

We were founded to continue Bayside residents' tradition of stewardship of public parklands.  By working in partnership with NYC Parks and Partnership for the Parks, our organization will provide visitors of our Park Community with opportunities to volunteer their time to support the conservation and preservation of Crocheron & John Golden Park.
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