Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee celebrated the opening of a new experiential playground designed to support play-based learning and child development. The project was supported by a $100,000 matching gift from George and Cindy Rusu, along with contributions from community partners, including Quality Enterprises and United Way of Collier County and the Keys. The playground features shade structures and interactive equipment aimed at fostering creativity and exploration. It is part of the center’s Brighter Future Campaign, which also will fund additional classroom space to accommodate 40 more students.
Pathways opens new playground in Immokalee
Community members, families and staff gather for a ribbon-cutting ceremony March 18 at Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee, celebrating the opening of a new experiential playground.
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