Hanson Park is located at 38 Springfield Ave, Cranford, NJ
Hanson Park Conservancy is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization
HANSON PARK CONSERVANCY
Township of Cranford
The Hanson Park Conservancy (HPC) is pleased to announce the Jan Lilien Education Fund, which will begin this year to provide educational programs on sustainability and environmental awareness. The Jan Lilien Education Fund was made possible by donations in memory of the late Jan Lilien of Cranford.
Our vision for conservation
The Hanson Park Conservancy is a non-profit corporation begun in 2004 by a group of Cranford Citizens to support efforts to upgrade and maintain Hanson Park and also to provide guidance and financial support to the preservation of the Cranford Canoe Club building.
The mission of the Conservancy is to provide monies through private fundraising efforts to implement the Phase II plan for Hanson Park and to complete the restoration of the Cranford Canoe Club.
The Conservancy plans to continue beyond the implementation phase to provide guidance and support for ongoing maintenance of the park. We have forged successful partnerships with schools, local community groups and other entities to provide financial and volunteer support for the park. We are also proud of our commitment to provide programs centered on environmental and cultural topics as they relate to the site.
What's Happening at Hanson Park?
The HPC 11th Annual Rubber Ducky Race was a success!
A whole and hearty thank you for all that helped the Hanson Park Conservancy’s Annual Rubber Ducky Race be the special event that makes Cranford unique.
There are so many people to thank, especially our generous sponsors. For photos, acknowledgements, and sponsors, please CLICK HERE.
For social media, please use/search #duckrace2022
Also Happening...
Yoga in the Park
Yoga for Everyone meets on Mondays & Wednesdays at 6 PM and Saturdays at 10:30 AM
Intermediate and Advanced Yoga meets on Saturdays at 9 AM
MORE INFO
The Hanson Park Conservancy was featured in the August 2022 issue of "Cranford Local."
Read the article by Natalie Fidlow here.
Conserving our parks.
Preserving our community.
Jan Lilien Education Fund