New York, NY — Red Harper LLC is proud to announce its continued commitment to community-building in Manhattan’s NoMad district by becoming a sponsor of Madison Square Park Conservancy. This sponsorship highlights Red Harper’s dedication to supporting organizations that nurture vibrant, sustainable neighborhoods at NoMad, New York City.
Madison Square Park, a public green space at the heart of Manhattan’s Flatiron and NoMad districts, is bordered by Fifth Avenue, Madison Avenue, and 23rd to 26th Streets. Operated by Madison Square Park Conservancy—a nonprofit entrusted by the City of New York—the park is a 6.2-acre urban oasis that brings people together, inspires through public art, and connects the city to nature through curated horticulture and sustainability initiatives.
Red Harper LLC’s donation directly supports the Conservancy’s mission to conserve, maintain, and program this historic green space. The Conservancy’s dedicated team takes great pride in caring for and shaping Madison Square Park, ensuring it remains a welcoming place for all to enjoy.
“We believe in the power of community and the importance of green spaces in urban life,” said Red Harper. “Madison Square Park Conservancy’s work aligns perfectly with our vision for a thriving, sustainable NoMad. By supporting their efforts, we’re helping to build a stronger, more connected Manhattan.”
Madison Square Park Conservancy focuses on four key areas: Community, Art, Horticulture, and Sustainability. Through these pillars, the Conservancy nurtures public space, inspires creativity, and fosters environmental stewardship—values that Red Harper LLC is proud to champion.
This donation is part of Red Harper’s broader commitment to supporting NoMad organizations, following its recent backing of The NoMad Alliance. As Manhattan continues to evolve, Red Harper remains dedicated to investing in initiatives that drive meaningful impact—strengthening neighborhoods from within and ensuring that NoMad remains a destination of choice for residents, businesses, and visitors alike.
Check out Madison Square Park Conservancy at https://madisonsquarepark.org/