Park Foundation

Park Foundation

Roy H. Park established the Park Foundation in 1966 after building businesses in food and media. His daughter Adelaide Park Gomer serves as president of the board while granddaughter Alicia Park Wittink acts as vice president. A separate Triad Foundation was created in 2001 to divide original assets and is run by Roy H. Park Jr. The foundation allocates across private equity at 13.29 percent alongside program-related investments and direct land holdings. It commits to Generation Climate Solutions Funds, North Sky Clean Tech funds, SJF Ventures, DBL Partners, and the KBI Water Fund. Geographic reach centers on the United States with additional exposure in global climate strategies. Confirmed positions include the Roy H. Park Preserve in Dryden, New York, and loans to Finger Lakes ReUse and MP-Grand Cheese in Tompkins County. Assets total 384 million dollars with no disclosed headcount. The foundation maintains memberships in Confluence Philanthropy, Rachel's Network, and Young Presidents Organization. It sponsored the sPark Conference in Raleigh in October 2025 and the Prosperity Starts With Place National Conference in 2026. Service providers include the RBC Wealth Management SRI Team since 2006, As You Sow for shareholder advocacy since 2011, and KPMG for accounting. The foundation operates separately from the Triad Foundation following the 2001 asset division. It uses program-related investments to extend mission-aligned capital locally while retaining limited partner roles in external venture and clean-tech vehicles. Governance remains within the Park family across named board roles.