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This episode features a discussion about the Can Do Playground initiative in Delaware, an amazing community project dedicated to building accessible playgrounds for children and families with disabilities.

Guests Jack Riddle (President of Community Bank) and Pete Booker (former President and CEO of Delmarva Broadcasting) share the history of the "Can Do" movement—which started over 20 years ago—and detail the ambitious plans for the fourth inclusive playground in the state, located at Hudson Park in Milton, Delaware.

Discover:

• The origins of the "Can Do" name and the support from Boundless Playgrounds.
• How the project secures land and overcomes challenges like NIMBY's (Not In My Back Yard).
• The different play areas planned include a sensory play area for children on the autism spectrum.
• The significant community input and fundraising efforts spearheaded by local Rotary Clubs and individuals.
• Why these destinations are crucial for families with disabilities and the wider community.

Learn more by visiting candohudson.org

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