Donor Circle Membership

As a Donor Circle Member, you can enjoy all the benefits of Basic Membership in addition to assisting others. By becoming a Donor Circle Member, you will help underserved populations to have improved access to the East Bay Regional Park District's parks, trails, programs, and services. While all contributions made through Donor Circle Membership are directed to where the need is greatest, your donation helps send low-income kids to camp, provides the elderly with transportation to the Regional Parks, and gives disabled children the chance to catch a fish in one of the Park District's Fishing Derbies.

Created in 1969 to support the Park District, the Regional Parks Foundation (RPF) is a private, 501(c)(3) non-profit. The RPF's mission is to raise funds to provide broader public access, resource enhancement and preservation, and support for educational and recreation programs.

Visit the Membership section for Donor Circle Membership levels.

Join us in celebrating the East Bay Regional Park District’s 90 years of milestones and history of environmental conservation and positive experiences in nature!
I notice how the hill has many dragonflies on it and how the crisp sunlight melts over the bugs, blending them in with cool shadows while the soft flowers come out from the damp forest floor. -Isla, Camper at Redwood Reinhardt Regional Park
East Bay Regional Parks are one of the best things about the Bay, I want everyone to be able to experience them. - Matt C., Member & Donor
This was the first field trip my students ever went on. The self-esteem, the joy and the fulfillment of being part of this special event supported growth and community life skills for each of my students! – Teacher at Turner Elementary in Antioch, Disability Fishing Derby Participant

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Donor Circle Membership

Join us in celebrating the East Bay Regional Park District’s 90 years of milestones and history of environmental conservation and positive experiences in nature!

I notice how the hill has many dragonflies on it and how the crisp sunlight melts over the bugs, blending them in with cool shadows while the soft flowers come out from the damp forest floor. -Isla, Camper at Redwood Reinhardt Regional Park

East Bay Regional Parks are one of the best things about the Bay, I want everyone to be able to experience them. - Matt C., Member & Donor

This was the first field trip my students ever went on. The self-esteem, the joy and the fulfillment of being part of this special event supported growth and community life skills for each of my students! – Teacher at Turner Elementary in Antioch, Disability Fishing Derby Participant