ACTON COMMUNITY DOG PARK
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Raise the Roof

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Help the Friends . . .

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Raise the Roof . . .

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. . . for a Pavilion for the Dog Park!

The Need for a Pavilion
The 16’ x 28’ pavilion will expand park usage during hot or inclement weather, shielding dog owners from the elements and providing a comfortable area for socialization and community building. The “open timber truss” design expands on the historic theme of the park and the overall Main Street Campus.
The total estimated cost of the pavilion is
$90,000. 
Good news! State Representative Dan Sena presented Town of Acton on June 5, 2026 with a pledge of $50k using State earmark funds, so we are more than halfway towards achieving our goal.
We hope that you can help the Friends make the dream of a Pavilion at Acton Community Dog Park a reality. 
All funds raised will be gifted to Town of Acton for the purchase and installation of the Pavilion.

If you are interested in donating to this worthy cause, please scroll down to the DONATE button and specify "Pavilion" as the donation purpose.
Suggested individual donation levels: $50 - $500. 
Corporations and Community Organizations are encouraged to contact our President about sponsorship opportunities.
Donate to the Acton Community Dog Park

Donations to benefit the Acton Community Dog Park, a Town of Acton public recreation property, are tax-deductible to the extent of the law.
Friends of Acton Community Dog Park, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, will send a letter to donors thanking them for their gift.
Massachusetts Department of Revenue Taxpayer Identification Number (FEIN) 88-3550517

If you would like to give a general donation of any monetary amount,
please specify the purpose with a note and provide your contact information.
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  • Why a Dog Park?
  • The Location
  • Rules
  • Become A Friend
  • Donate
  • FAQs
  • History
  • Funding
  • Connect with Us
  • About Us