Explore the Chicago Parks Foundation website to understand what a Park Advisory Council (PAC) is. Specifically, find out their primary purpose, how many parks they represent, and what key activities they undertake to support Chicago's parks. Summarize this information.
Navigate to the 'COMMUNITY' section. Click on 'Advisory Councils' under the 'COMMUNITY' menu. Read the content on the 'Advisory Councils' page to identify the definition, representation, and activities of PACs. Synthesize the gathered information into a concise summary.
Successfully navigate to the 'Advisory Councils' page (URL: https://www.chicagoparksfoundation.org/pacs). State that PACs are voluntary groups of individuals who meet regularly to support the effective functioning of their local parks. Identify that PACs represent more than 225 parks in all 77 community areas across the City of Chicago. List at least three key activities PACs undertake, such as promoting community utilization of programs/facilities, raising awareness of park projects, communicating with the Park District, finding alternative funding, or hosting events/activities.