This brochure describes the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's Able to Play Project, a special effort to build barrier-free state-of-the-art playgrounds for children of all abilities across the state of Michigan. These are playgrounds that not only greatly expand play opportunities for children with special needs but also serve as a rallying point for communities to mobilize resources for integration and disability issues. This brochure describes the Able to Play Project and its origins with Boundless Playgrounds. Profiled are Able to Play playgrounds in Sandusky and the Upper Peninsula in Michigan. The back page of the publication includes contact information for the 20 participating Michigan communities and project partners.