This is what $1.2 million looks like in a community .

Bronze statues of a boy and girl playing, surrounded by tall ornamental grass, on brick pavement with a grassy park and trees in the background.

Since 2018, the Rock Hill Parks Foundation has directed over $1.2 million into Rock Hill's parks, programs, and facilities. Last year alone, we raised over $100,000 and gave nearly $200,000 back to the community we love.

  • A beige ceramic vase with a single dried flower on a wooden surface, with sunlight casting shadows on a plain wall in the background.

    Glencairn Garden

    Sidewalk repairs, fountain improvements, and upgraded lighting helped preserve one of Rock Hill's most treasured spaces for everyone to enjoy year-round.

  • Emmett Scott Gym Floor

    Emmett Scott Gym Floor

    A new gym floor at Emmett Scott means that more kids have a safe and well-made space to play, practice, and grow.

  • Therapeutic Recreation Horseback Riding Program

    Therapeutic Recreation Horseback Riding Program

    For participants in the Therapeutic Recreation program, horseback riding isn't just an activity. It's a breakthrough. Foundation support helped make it possible.

  • Manchester Meadows

    Manchester Meadows

    Landscaping improvements and thoughtful facility updates helped breathe new life into one of Rock Hill's most popular community parks.

  • Boyd Hill

    Boyd Hill Recreation Center

    Sports equipment grants helped provide participants with the gear they needed to stay active, engaged, and connected with their teams and community.

  • Camp Arc 2023 Group Photo

    Camp Arc

    New pottery and photography programs opened creative doors for youth who need them most.

  • A group of nine people standing in front of a brick wall with a sign that reads 'Miracle Park Rock Hill SC'. The group is outdoors on a sunny day, with colorful shade sails overhead.

    Miracle Park

    Equipment and storage upgrades keep the Miracle League running strong so athletes of all abilities always have a place on the field.

  • Group of children and adults posing in front of a mobile activity truck with a colorful sign that reads 'REC in a box'.

    REC in a Box

    Recreation supply kits brought structured play to neighborhoods across Rock Hill, meeting kids right where they are.

  • Children and adults playing and engaging in a baseball game on an outdoor field during daytime.

    Baseball Team Sponsorships

    Foundation support helped put kids on the field, in uniforms, and in the game.

  • LifeLong Learning: 5th Anniversary

    LifeLong Learning: 5th Anniversary

    Five years of bringing adults 50 and older together through learning, community, and connection. Here's to many more years ahead.

Parks. People. Purpose.

Every project, every program, every dollar traces back here.