Jersey Proud: Volunteers help keep Liberty State Park look fresh and clean
There’s shade, a breeze and million-dollar views. It’s a spot that needs a little refreshing every now and then, too.
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Aug 9, 2025, 2:26 AM
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Updated 6 hr ago
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6h agoIf you’re going to Liberty State Park this weekend, the picnic area is a popular place.
There’s shade, a breeze and million-dollar views. It’s a spot that needs a little refreshing every now and then, too.
Employees with Goldman Sachs spent a volunteer day in the park, repainting the picnic benches.
About two-dozen people took hours out of their day to keep the favorite spot looking news.
The effort was in conjunction with Jersey Cares and their corporate service program.
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