Public Agencies
The public agencies that make up CPA's membership include municipal and county parks and recreation, planning and other departments overseeing urban green infrastructure.  

Nonprofit Park Partners
Our nonprofit park partners include conservancies, alliances, friends groups, trusts, foundations and associations dedicated to improving urban parks at the local, regional and national levels. These groups are involved in fundraising, advocacy, programming and operations, organizing volunteers and community outreach, and partnerships with other sectors that protect the environment and strengthen communities.

Professional Firms
For profit corporations are part of CPA's effort to increase involvement and investment in urban parks. Many of these professional firms are landscape architecture, planning, or consulting companies offering engineering, design, and environmental planning services. They also include vendors offering goods and services to urban parks.

Foundation Partners
Foundation partners are nonprofit, grant making institutions—national and regional—whose funding focus includes urban parks and healthy communities.

Park Friends
Individuals who care about local city parks are equally important in moving the CPA agenda forward. CPA park friends raise awareness and funds for urban parks through efforts within their respective cities, and are also committed to beautifying these public green spaces.