The Playtime Project Launches First Stand-Alone Site in Greenbelt, Maryland
The Playtime Project, an organization dedicated to helping homeless children play, has opened its first stand-alone site in Greenbelt, Maryland.
Washington, DC, September 30, 2026 —
The Playtime Project, an organization focused on providing play opportunities for homeless children, has announced the opening of its inaugural stand-alone facility. The new site is located in Greenbelt, Maryland.
This development marks a significant milestone for The Playtime Project, as it establishes its first dedicated physical location. Previously, the organization’s activities may have been conducted in different settings, but the opening of this stand-alone site indicates a move towards a more permanent and centralized base of operations.
The organization’s mission is centered on the belief that play is crucial for the development and well-being of children, particularly those experiencing homelessness. By establishing this new site, The Playtime Project aims to provide a safe and accessible space where these children can engage in recreational activities.
Specific details regarding the date of the opening, the exact location within Greenbelt, the capacity of the new site, or the range of programs and services it will offer were not immediately available. Information concerning funding, operational staff, or partnerships associated with the new facility was also not provided in the initial summary.
The Playtime Project’s commitment to serving homeless children through play is highlighted by this expansion. Further information about the organization and its new Greenbelt location is expected to be released.
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