The family of Ellery Ennenga at Fairy Wonderland Park during the opening of its latest phase.
The next phase of Fairy Wonderland Park in Prescott is now open!
The nonprofit group is now …
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The family of Ellery Ennenga at Fairy Wonderland Park during the opening of its latest phase.
The next phase of Fairy Wonderland Park in Prescott is now open!
The nonprofit group is now working to raise money to add a musical instrument area next spring.
“Since Healing Play, Inc (non profit for Fairy Wonderland Park) is a 501 c3 we are asking for donations for 2024 and we will give anyone that requests a tax receipt with our Tax ID #,” said co-founder Bethany Christianson. “We are currently giving away a $150 Prescott Package including a $100 gift card to the Port of Prescott, a $40 gift card to the Roadhouse Restaurant and a $10 gift card to Twisted Oak.”
For every $20 a person donates, their name will go into a drawing to win this $150 package. The winner will be drawn on Dec. 15.
“We will also have some surprise Prescott gift cards that will be promoted for the second and third place winners on Facebook,” Christianson added.
According to its website, Fairy Wonderland Park is “a whimsical outdoor place for children to use creative play and imagination while wandering around toadstools and climbing through fairy houses.”
The park began as a tribute to three Prescott children who died too soon: Ellery Feona Ennenga, Ava Christianson and Tyler James Orpen.
To learn more or to donate, visit fairywonderlandpark.org
