- Homepage - KABOOM!
KABOOM! unites with communities and diverse partners to build playspaces in places where we know from data that access has been historically denied Together, we work to ensure every playspace reflects the unique needs, desires, cultures, and strengths of the community
- Play Everywhere - KABOOM!
KABOOM! created the Play Everywhere concept to inspire kids to incorporate play into their every day routines These innovations and installations bring play to unexpected spaces, making play available for kids and families
- About KABOOM!
About KABOOM! KABOOM! is the national nonprofit that works to end playspace inequity for good KABOOM! unites with communities to build kid-designed playspaces
- Apply for a Grant - KABOOM!
Thanks to the generous support of the Atlanta Falcons Youth Fund and Georgia Power, KABOOM! is offering grants of up to $25,000 to help communities in Georgia keep their playgrounds safe, vibrant, and ready for play!
- Community-Built Playspaces - KABOOM!
KABOOM! has unmatched expertise in playspace infrastructure, informed by the experience from 25+ years and 17,000+ building or improving playspaces that were community-designed, and developing technical and strategic partnerships to engage communities Community mobilization is key to our process
- I need a playground! - KABOOM!
Plan, design, and build a new community playground, Multi-Sport Court, or Nature Exploration Area by working with KABOOM! and our partners
- The 25 in 5 Initiative to End Playspace Inequity - KABOOM!
Over a five-year period, KABOOM! will establish partnerships with 25 different municipal systems across the country to begin progress toward achieving equitable access to quality playspaces, ensuring that every child can experience the critical developmental benefits of having quality places to play
- Stories Archive - KABOOM!
This summer, KABOOM!, alongside partners Emerson Collective and Congress Heights Community Training and Development Corporation (CHCTDC), was part of a vibrant ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new playground at Sycamore Oak in the Southeast Washington, D C , neighborhood of Congress Heights
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