Benches & Drinking Fountains
Park Benches
Bench Donation: $5,000
Includes the bench, cement pad, plaque and future care
Various locations available
Benches are available for sponsorship in pre-designated park, trail, or golf course areas throughout Lincoln. For a donation of $5,000, donors can honor a loved one, special event or group.
The $5,000 cost includes the cost and care of the bench and the cement pad it is placed on and the inscribed plaque. We will assist you in creating an inscription for the plaque that will be placed in the backrest of the bench.
Please call Aimee Hollon in our office for additional information at 402-441-8258.
Drinking Fountains
Fountain Donation: $7,000
Includes the fountain, cement pad, plaque and their future care
Various locations available
Drinking Fountains with a memorial plaque are available for sponsorship in a park, trail or areas throughout Lincoln. For a donation of $7,000, donors can honor a loved one, special event or group.
The $7,000 cost includes the cost and care of the fountain and the cement pad it is placed on and the inscribed plaque. We will assist you in creating an inscription for the plaque that will be placed at the base of the fountain.
Please call Aimee Hollon at our office for additional information at 402-441-8258.
Inscription Rules and Regulations
The City of Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department provides a number of opportunities for inscribed bricks, pavers and plaques to be placed on publicly owned and managed parkland. Donors propose the wording that they would like have placed on the pavers, bricks and plaques. Pavers, bricks and plaques become the property of the City of Lincoln, and as such, the Parks and Recreation Department has the responsibility to review and approve wording to assure that it meets acceptable standards. In all instances, inscriptions may not include reference to race, religion, color, deity, ethnic heritage, sexual orientation, disability status, or political affiliation
Read the full "Rules and Regulations regarding Inscribed Pavers, Bricks, Tiles and Plaques to be Placed in Parks and Public Garden Areas"
