After completing the Rotary Nature Play Park and planting 100 trees along the North Street pathway (the Centenary of Trees - to celebrate 100 years of Rotary service in Australia) the Rotary Club of Berry’s next local community project is the Rotary Dog Park - Off-Leash Area.
The Rotary Club is leading this community-funded project (with Council approval), but we need community sponsorship and donations to help fund it.
The Rotary Dog Park - Off-Leash Area will occupy a large, grassed area adjacent to the Centenary of Trees pathway in North St Berry.
The Project and Fundraising
Construction has commenced and will take place in Stages. Stage 1 includes fencing around the Dog Park, dividing into large dog and small dog zones; entry gates and signage; water supply; and seating. The estimated sponsored funds required for Stage 1 is $70,000 which together with funds already raised by the Rotary Club of Berry will enable the Park to be opened for use.
An Opening Celebration for the community is planned for Saturday afternoon 14 November commencing at 2pm. Everyone is invited. Further developments (as funds permit) will include dog agility and quiet dog zones, landscaping, internal pathways, plus shade shelters and additional seating.
Community Sponsorship Options
Donations are being accepted now—explore our remaining sponsorship options, such as a plaque on a fence panel, or a corporate fence sign. To learn more and make your contribution today, visit our donation page to make your contribution now.
Corporate Sponsorship Options
Fence Signs sponsorship valid for 3 Years (includes production of sign). Your sign will be working for you 365 days a year, at less than $1 per day.
Please Donate Now
Be a ‘Friend of the Rotary Dog Park’ by donating to help the Rotary Dog Park become a reality! Your contribution will help create a safe and enjoyable space for dogs and their owners to gather, play, and build community.
No
Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.
After completing the Rotary Nature Play Park and planting 100 trees along the North Street pathway (the Centenary of Trees - to celebrate 100 years of Rotary service in Australia) the Rotary Club of Berry’s next local community project is the Rotary Dog Park - Off-Leash Area.
The Rotary Club is leading this community-funded project (with Council approval), but we need community sponsorship and donations to help fund it.
The Rotary Dog Park - Off-Leash Area will occupy a large, grassed area adjacent to the Centenary of Trees pathway in North St Berry.
The Project and Fundraising
Construction has commenced and will take place in Stages. Stage 1 includes fencing around the Dog Park, dividing into large dog and small dog zones; entry gates and signage; water supply; and seating. The estimated sponsored funds required for Stage 1 is $70,000 which together with funds already raised by the Rotary Club of Berry will enable the Park to be opened for use.
An Opening Celebration for the community is planned for Saturday afternoon 14 November commencing at 2pm. Everyone is invited. Further developments (as funds permit) will include dog agility and quiet dog zones, landscaping, internal pathways, plus shade shelters and additional seating.
Community Sponsorship Options
Donations are being accepted now—explore our remaining sponsorship options, such as a plaque on a fence panel, or a corporate fence sign. To learn more and make your contribution today, visit our donation page to make your contribution now.
Corporate Sponsorship Options
Fence Signs sponsorship valid for 3 Years (includes production of sign). Your sign will be working for you 365 days a year, at less than $1 per day.
Please Donate Now
Be a ‘Friend of the Rotary Dog Park’ by donating to help the Rotary Dog Park become a reality! Your contribution will help create a safe and enjoyable space for dogs and their owners to gather, play, and build community.
No
Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.
