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4.1 Funding Context and Options <br />At this early stage in the design process, funding <br />has not yet been allocated for the All -Abilities <br />Playground. It is common practice to develop a <br />final conceptual plan before construction funding is <br />available and to use the graphics created as a part <br />of the design process to help raise funds. Having <br />a plan provides a tangible product that allows the <br />community to envision what the playground will <br />Fire Truck donated by Hayward Fire Department <br />at Mia's Dream Come True Playground. <br />Airplane swings sponsored by Kaiser Permanente <br />at Mia's Dream Come True Playground. <br />52 PLEASANTON ALL -ABILITIES PLAYGROUND <br />look like. Once people see how their community <br />park can be transformed, they are much more <br />likely to participate in fundraising efforts. Now <br />that the plan has been created, the first step <br />towards implementation will be to create a <br />fundraising strategy that involves setting quantifiable <br />goals, researching databases, identifying grant <br />opportunities, and identifying public and private <br />sources. There are strategies to tie park elements <br />to donors in creative, elegant ways. Such design <br />Tile mosaic incorporating a corporate sponsor <br />at Mia's Dream Come True Playground. <br />Individual sponsor names and organizations on'book' bindings <br />at the entrance to Mia's Dream Come True Playground. <br />