Reed Nunnally
Founders CircleEst. 2026Wood Chipper
General SupportFulfilledSide-by-side Utility Vehicle
General SupportFulfilledGeneral Fund
General SupportFulfilled
Our sponsors
The people who decided this was worth doing first.
Recognition here is tied to real things — a named complex, a school program, a set of discs in a kid's hands. This page grows as the roster does.
We’re grateful for every name on this page.
These are the people and businesses putting a public park back together. Click any sponsor’s name to visit their website — and if you need what they do, please support the people who support us.
Given so far
Cash gifts, donated equipment, services and volunteer time — counted together.
- Total raised
- $55,151 raised
- Total committed
- $28,550 committed
5 of 5 sponsors shown · sorted by highest tier
Derby Dental Lab
(opens their website in a new tab)Founders CircleEst. 2026Derby Dental Lab helps welcome visitors to the park with prominent clubhouse signage and supports our school outreach and starter set programs,
School outreach sponsor× 2
Youth impactCommittedStarter set fund sponsor× 10
Youth impactCommittedComplex naming & primary signage
Major infrastructureCommittedGeneral Fund
General SupportFulfilled
Grasshoppers
(opens their website in a new tab)ChampionsGrasshoppers generously provided land clearing services, helping to prepare the land for new trails and greenspaces at Derby Disc Golf Park.
Clearing Pitch & Putt Course× 3
General SupportFulfilled
Glide Media Group
(opens their website in a new tab)Community BuildersGlide Media Group’s creativity helps Derby Disc Golf Park share its story, building community and celebrating the ongoing restoration of this special greenspace.
Content Creation
General SupportFulfilled
Helico Studios
(opens their website in a new tab)Community BuildersHelico Studios is helping Derby Disc Golf Park establish its visual identity, ensuring our message of land restoration and outdoor
Brand Assets (Logo & Icons)
General SupportCommitted
Sponsor recognition appears at course entries, the Clubhouse, benches, tee signs and trailhead signage — placed where it belongs, never as fairway clutter.
There’s room on this page for your name.
Holes, benches, trail miles, restored acres, youth programs and the Clubhouse are all open.