Dobropark is launching the Book of Patrons – a record of the first 100 people who will forever be part of Dobropark’s history

Dobropark announces the launch of the Honorary Book of Patrons, which will feature 100 individuals, families, companies, and organizations that have made a significant contribution to the development of one of Ukraine’s largest private arboretums. The book will be kept in Dobropark’s future museum and will serve as a historical record of the participation of those who contributed to the park’s creation and development.

In many countries around the world, well-known parks thrive thanks to the joint support of the government, municipalities, charitable foundations, businesses, and private patrons. This model helps not only to preserve natural areas but also to create public spaces whose cultural and environmental value grows over the years. Drawing on this international experience, Dobropark is launching its own philanthropic initiative and invites individuals and companies who wish to contribute to the arboretum’s continued development to join. This is an opportunity to support its expansion and contribute to the preservation and enrichment of our natural and cultural heritage for future generations.

Dobropark was established and continues to develop as a private project. Today, it covers an area of 360 hectares, where botanical collections are being developed, new landscape zones are being created, and tourism and recreational infrastructure is being expanded. Support from patrons will make it possible to implement these changes more quickly and on a larger scale.

The Book of Honor will have only 100 pages. Each page will be dedicated to a specific patron and will describe their contribution to the development of Dobropark. It will not simply be a book of acknowledgments, but a document that will preserve the names of those who have made a significant contribution to the development of Dobropark.

Ukrainian businesses, banks, charitable foundations, families, private patrons, and organizations that support the idea of developing a modern, European-level arboretum are invited to participate in this initiative. Becoming one of Dobropark’s first 100 patrons means joining a project whose value will only grow over the years and leaving your name forever in the history of its development.

For details on how to participate in the “Dobropark Patrons’ Book” project, please send a private message on Dobropark’s official pages or email dobropark.ua@gmail.com with the subject line “Patrons’ Book.”