Keep India Point Park thriving
India Point Park is the only broad expanse of Bay shoreline in Providence accessible to the public, and about 75,000 people use it every year, according to city estimates. Since 2000, Friends of India Point Park has worked to promote, protect, and improve it as an informal, natural open space.
What Friends of India Point Park does
Native plantings
We have been transforming the pedestrian bridge and other garden beds from a jumble of invasive plants and weeds to an array of native plants, bushes, and trees.
Volunteer care
We organize volunteers for our Adopt-A-Spot program, graffiti patrol, and annual spring clean-up, working with the Providence Parks Department.
Advocacy
We advocate on behalf of the park and public use of the waterfront. FIPP initiated efforts to bury the shoreline power lines in 2002.
Donate online
Your contribution helps improve and maintain India Point Park. Donations are processed securely by PayPal.
Prefer to mail a check?
Make it payable to Friends of India Point Park and send it to:
Friends of India Point Park
PO Box 603172
Providence, RI 02906
Friends of India Point Park is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions are tax deductible as allowed by federal tax law.
Other ways to help
Volunteer
Join our gardeners, graffiti patrol, events team, outreach, social media, or fundraising. Sign up to volunteer.
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