Vallejo Stairway Garden
Pari Livermore and The Vallejo Stairway Garden at the Summit of Russian Hill in San Francisco
For many years, Pari and her husband, Putnam Livermore, worked on the planting and maintaining of the Vallejo Stairway Garden.
Pari received the Weaver’s Award in 2003 for the Best Garden View in the San Francisco Bay Area
In 2003 Pari received the Love and Appreciation Plaque for the Vallejo Stairway Garden Crest from the Russian Hill Neighbors
Pari Livermore’s idea for a Mentor’s Lunch to help women honor their mentors and raise funds for the Vallejo Stairway Garden
In 1990 Pari Livermore, Gail Glasser, and Carol Anne Rogers began to raise funds for the beautification of the Vallejo Stairway at the top of Russian Hill. The stairway was barren, filled with litter and in great disrepair.
The trio banded together to encourage their neighbors to cleanup, plant and maintain the area in which they lived.
Together they developed Pari Livermore’s idea for a Mentor’s Lunch to help women honor their mentors as a fundraising tool. The nonprofit umbrella organization for the Mentor’s Lunch was the Russian Hill neighbors.
Views of the Vallejo Stairway Garden
