Away from gun shots, city kids find peace on American River Parkway

The American River Parkway Foundation recently launched a new program (Recreate for Health) which is aimed at providing urban children an opportunity to experience the outdoors this summer. Through a $25,000 grant from Dignity Health, Recreate for Health has partnered with two neighborhood nonprofit groups (Always Knocking and Hooked on Fishing Not on Violence) to bring this unique experience to kids who may not otherwise have the opportunity to see, feel, live the beauty of the American River Parkway.

Ashley Brand, director of community benefits and outreach at Dignity Health is interviewed as part of the story. 

Read the The Sacramento Bee story here.