Lin-Wood Skate Park

Lincoln Woodstock Rotary Service above self. That is their foundation, and WOW! did they deliver. The Lincoln & Woodstock Rotary Club presented us with a $35,000 donation! Rotarians have been supportive of our mission since …

Rodgers Ski & Sport is a family owned and operated specialty ski and bike retailer. In 1974, it all began with a few pairs of skis sold out of a Datsun Pickup at Plymouth State College. …

Founder Mark Morris has seen the vision of this project from early on. And since then, he has been active at (I believe) every fundraiser we’ve held! Now, he and the rest of the team …

The 7th annual Art Party took over the Village Shops in Lincoln on December 30 and at the end, over $7,000 was raised to support the skate park. Yes, $7,000 was raised at the 7th …

As landmark in the community, the Woodstock Inn & Brewery knows the importance of supporting local efforts. And that is precisely why they have stepped up with a Kickflip-level sponsorship of $5,000. Thank you to …

InnSeason Resorts was one of the first sponsors to support this project and among the first to make a donation. Operating a group of lodging properties in Lincoln, including the nearby RiverWalk Resort at Loon …

$10,000 Contribution The Western White Mountains Chamber of Commerce has donated $10,000 to the park, becoming our latest Handplant level sponsor. Representing 200 businesses and organizations in the towns of Lincoln, Woodstock and Franconia Notch, …

$10,000 Handplant Sponsor We are proud to add a new Handplant level sponsor, East Branch Builders. Established in 2009 by owner Jim Martin, East Branch Builders has grown to be Lincoln and Woodstock’s premier building …

The total cost of the skate park is estimated at $200,000. The park designer has advised us that in-kind donations (ie: travel expenses, site work, etc.) can reduce the total cost. Therefore we have set …