Great Parks, Clean Streams & Green Communities

Parks & People Foundation Staff As of date of publication -- Full-time

Executive Jacqueline M. Carrera, President & CEO Jennifer Bedon, Management Consultant

Administration Wayne Lawson, Director Timothy Paul, Operations Assistant

Finance Dekermu Nushann, Director Erin Williams, Accounting Assistant

Development & Promotions Dennis Sykes, Director Alexandra Kraus, Assistant

Great Parks, Clean Streams & Green Communities Guy Hager, Senior Director Jeff Barrett, Field Operations Manager Katie Dix, Community Greening Resource Network (CGRN) Coordinator Anna Evans-Goldstein, Power in Dirt AmeriCorps-VISTA Bernard Hood, Green Careers Training Member Christine Kingston, Power in Dirt AmeriCorps-VISTA Will Lam, Green Careers Training Leader Nicole McDaniels, Green Careers Program Coordinator Ed Orser, Urban Resources Initiative (URI) Manager Valerie Rupp, Community Greening Manager Valerie Shane, Community Grants & Volunteer Coordinator Ashe Smith, Community Greening Coordinator

Youth Programs Monica Logan, Director Patrick Bond, Environmental Education Assistant Alicia Copeland, Youth Programs Assistant Bob Grose, Lacrosse Program Assistant Mary Hardcastle, Environmental Education Manager Ronald Reeves, Youth Programs Manager – Sports Katelin Santhin, Community Greening AmeriCorps -VISTA Desiree Shelley, Environmental Education Coordinator

Affiliated Programs Miriam Avins, Baltimore Green Space Bess Caplan, Baltimore Ecosystem Study

Annual Report 2011

Our Mission

Parks & People Foundation is dedicated to supporting a wide range of recreational and educational opportunities; creating and sustaining beautiful and lively parks; and promoting a healthy, natural e ­ nvironment for Baltimore.

­­Dear Friends, We have all seen those lists of “best cities.” Some list the best places to live, or to work, but one thing these lists have in common: natural beauty and recreation are essential to making a city “great.” Great cities provide the opportunity for kids to gain confidence on little league teams and feel triumphant when they learn to swim or sail for the first time at summer camp. Great cities have vibrant parks where families ride bikes and play ball, hear birds chirp and frogs croak. Great cities teach teens to work and get paid for their efforts in summer jobs. Great cities bring neighbors together to tackle community clean-ups and neighborhood beautification. But perhaps most importantly, great cities make us all feel like we can make a difference. At Parks & People we care passionately about making Baltimore City the best it can be. We work every day to make sure that Baltimore has the best – trees, parks, trails, waterways, sports, summer camps, environmental education and after-school programs. That’s what we do, because for life to be great in Baltimore, we must have healthy, active neighborhoods with vibrant recreation and parks. In this report of our work during 2011, you will discover not only the amazing things Parks & People does as an organization, but the many lives we make better each and every day by doing them. Thank you for all you do to help make Baltimore great.



Sally Michel Chairman of the Board

Jacqueline M. Carrera President & CEO

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SuperKids Camp

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uperKids Camp welcomed 818 rising 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade students from 110 Baltimore City public schools in 2011. For six weeks, 82 staff members, including 25 teaching residents from the Urban Teacher Center, helped students build and

maintain their reading and math skills through innovative lessons and fun enrichment

SuperKids Campers explore their artistic abilities and improve their reading skills in preparation for the upcoming school year.

activities. SuperKids uses enrichment activities to reinforce literacy, teach students new vocabulary and keep them learning outside of the classroom. This year’s enrichment

activities included programming from Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Downtown Sailing Center, Center Stage, Historic Ships of Baltimore, the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, Parks & People’s Project BLUE and much more. This integrated approach is designed to complement Baltimore City Schools’ curriculum and helps to improve SuperKids campers’ attitudes toward learning. 2 • Parks & People Foundation

Environmental Education & Children and Nature

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arks & People has always promoted environmental

stewardship. Our program offerings span generations and include in-school and after-school programs for elementary (KidsGrow),

habitat training to 45

middle (Project BLUE

Baltimore school teachers,

Children and Nature

– Baltimore Lessons in

helped two schools to earn

Collaborative (GBCAN)

Urban Ecology) and high

their Maryland Green School

reinforced and enhanced our

school students and recent

Certification, provided

environmental education

graduates (BRANCHES –

summer enrichment pro-

programming by continu-

Building Resources and

grams for 300 SuperKids

ing to encourage young

Nurturing Community

campers, taught after-

people to get outside and

Health and Environmental

school programs for 250

connect with nature. In 2011,

Stewardship). As students

students at six schools,

we continued this impor-

become adults, Parks &

installed a Monarch

tant work in connection

People provides education

butterfly habitat, two rain

with the growing Children

and job training through

gardens and eight trees all

in Nature movement by

our Clean Up, Green Up

on school grounds, led

holding the 2011 GBCAN

teams and professional

60 students on nature field

Conference. The free,

development for teachers.

trips on the Gwynns Falls

all-day conference held at

2011 was an exciting

Trail, and much more. Over

Cylburn Arboretum was

year for our environmental

the last six years, we have

filled to capacity welcoming

education programs and

helped transform 22 acres

over 200 adult and 65 youth

their participants. We

of schoolyard asphalt to

participants for workshops

provided schoolyard

new green spaces.

and panel discussions.

The Greater Baltimore

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Youth Sports In 2011, more than 1,000 young people participated in Parks & People’s sports programs learning the valuable life lessons of teamwork and fair play.

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uring the 2010 – 2011 season, 1,070 Baltimore

City students played on 56 Parks & People league teams and two additional schools offered Parks & People sports programs as an option in their afterschool learning programs. As always, our leagues

schools to have sports

highly competitive in 2011

provided opportunities for

programs at little to no

and the championships

cost, making athletics

were hard-fought.

available to 4th through 12th grade students

Middle School Lacrosse

in Baltimore.

League expanded from 10

Soccer continued

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In 2011, the Baltimore

to 12 teams, in partnership

to be one of our most

with Police Commissioner

popular programs in 2011

Frederick H. Bealefeld

with a total of 405 middle

and the Baltimore Police

schoolers on 29 teams

Department. Players

and the boys’ program

also received tips from

was featured by US Youth

NCAA Hall of Famer

Soccer on their monthly

and long-time pro player,

TV program. Our spring and

Tom Marechek, and

fall girls’ leagues proved

enjoyed trips to the NCAA

Parks & People 2011 Sports League Champions: Baltimore Middle School Lacrosse League Boys Spring Season – Roland Park Middle School Baltimore Middle School Volleyball League Girls Winter Season – Dr. Rayner Browne E.S. Baltimore Baseball League Boys Spring Season – Westport Academy Baltimore Middle School Soccer League Girls Spring Season – The Seed School Girls Fall Season – The Seed School Boys Fall Season – Roland Park Middle School

Championships and the Konica Minolta Face-Off Classic. Parks & People was proud to receive a $15,000 donation from the NCAA in support of the lacrosse program. Our volleyball league, part of the national Starlings program, not only produced some great

Youth

Opportunity Fund

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ponsored by the Parks & People Foundation and the Baltimore Interfaith Coalition, the Youth Opportunity Fund

was successfully launched this past spring, funding two worthy Baltimore youth programs. Watch for more news and opportunities to participate in 2012 as the program expands.

athletes in 2011, it also produced several scholars. Four of the five graduating

to attend college. Finally, our baseball

helping to keep the tradition of America’s

seniors in the program

league welcomed

favorite sport alive and

received scholarships

90 players on six teams

well in Baltimore City. Parks & People Foundation • 5

CommunityGreening

and Environmental Restoration

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ur work seamlessly integrates

community organizing, greening, environmental education, and restoration. We support grassroots efforts by providing financial and technical assistance,

greening, education, and

borhood, Parks & People

education and other

increased stewardship. In

began work assisting the

resources to communities

2011, we completed seven

Harlem Park Elementary/

throughout Baltimore. A

restoration projects with

Middle School to establish

key example of this work is

funding assistance from

an urban agricultural

Watershed 263. Watershed

the Maryland Chesapeake

training center and com-

263 is much more than a

and Atlantic Coastal Bays

munity garden across the

Trust Fund. Also in 2011,

street from the school on a

six walking tours were led

large vacant lot reclaimed

by Baltimore Heritage and

through Baltimore City’s

Parks & People to explain

Adopt-A-Lot program with

the valuable environmental

support from the Mayor’s

and cultural assets in

Power in Dirt Program.

Franklin Square and Harlem

At Barclay Elementary

Park, welcoming over

School, a shipping con-

collection of 12 neighbor-

125 residents and guests.

tainer for tool storage

hoods sharing a common

Our Watershed 263 project

was transformed into a

stormwater system. The

has long been supported

teaching opportunity when

program focuses on revi-

by research of the USDA

Parks & People installed

talizing urban communities

Forest Service and the

the infrastructure and

by improving water quality

Baltimore Ecosystem Study.

drainage system for the

and quality of life through 6 • Parks & People Foundation

In the Sandtown neigh-

container’s green roof.

As a partner in the

and greening projects

$55,426. Forty six of those

throughout Baltimore City.

requests were funded for a

In addition to physical

total of $39,803 allocated.

improvements, these

Of the grant applicants,

grants inspire communities

30 groups were new to

to come together, restore

the program.

pride and create sacred

New this year is a

TreeBaltimore campaign

spaces in which to gather

partnership with the

to double the City’s tree

and reflect. These grants

Baltimore Community

canopy by 2037, we

are made possible by the

Foundation, Blue Water

planted over 1,000 trees

long-term support of the

Baltimore, the Waterfront

at schools, public housing

TKF Foundation and more

Partnership, and the

sites, and neighborhoods.

recently by the Baltimore

Baltimore Department of

Also in 2011, Parks &

Community Foundation.

Public Works to better

People launched a new

New in 2011 is a unique

integrate water quality

landscape contracting

partnership with the May-

with community greening.

social enterprise. As a

or’s Office of Community

With Blue Water Baltimore

tree and plant broker and

Service and the Power In

we are reaching out to

contractor, we are able

Dirt initiative. Working with

communities to educate

to supply trees and offer

four VISTA service workers

and provide resources. In

our special landscaping

assigned to this program,

2011, we provided Clean

knowledge to customers.

we are expanding

Water Mini-Grants of up

community outreach to

to $250 that were made

1996, Parks & People’s

assist resident stewards

available to Neighborhood

Neighborhood Greening

adopt city-owned vacant

Greening Grants applicants

Grants Program has

lots and convert them

to encourage small

supported 416 community-

to community-managed

steps toward improving

based groups in the devel-

open spaces.

water quality as it relates

Since its inception in

opment and implementation of 710 beautification

In 2011, we received grant requests totaling

In 2011, $39,803 in Parks & People community grant funds were distributed for greening projects.

to cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay.

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Community Greening Resource Network seed exchanges and more. CGRN held six “Giveaway Days” in 2011 where they distributed 2,000 seed packets, 5,000 vegetable and herb seedlings, 30 cubic yards of compost, soil amendments,

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and wood chips, 1,000 nother great

family gardens and 17

5-gallon buckets,

example

advocates benefited from

2,000 plastic pots, 300

of Parks &

a wide array of resources

ornamental trees and

People’s commitment to

provided by partners and

shrubs, and 1,000 native

community greening is

members, including top-

plants and grasses.

CGRN – the Community

quality workshops and

Greening Resource Net-

educational programs, free

partners’ five Community

work, a partnership with

plant material, volunteer

Tool Libraries loaned

the University of Maryland

work hours, use of local

over 1,500 tools to more

Extension. In 2011, CGRN

tool libraries and more.

than 65 community and

completed its third year

The Charm City Garden

CGRN and their

school gardens in 2011

in operation growing

Tour was also very popular

and a grant from the

its membership to 198

again in 2011, welcoming

Chesapeake Bay Trust will

members. 81 individual

over 100 participants to

help to get another library

and community gardens,

10 wonderful Baltimore

started in 2012. We also

48 schools, 52 private/

City gardens in spite of

continued to serve on

soaking rains. Other

the Baltimore Community

special events for members

ToolBank board of

and non-members

directors with an aim of

including the Filbert Street

opening this new facility

Garden Bonfire, Squash

to expand tool availability

Soiree and Pepper Par-tay,

to the region in 2012.

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2011 Grantees 901 Arts Access Art, Inc. Baltimore Development Cooperative Baltimore Free Farm Bolton Hill Nursery School Boone St. Community Farm Boy Scout Troop 87 Cardinal Sheehan School CARE Community Association Carmine Gardens Chesapeake Center for Youth Development City Neighbors Hamilton Charter School Duncan Street Miracle Garden Edmondson Village Collaborative Family Learning, Inc. Fells Prospect Garden Club/ Community Association Franklin Square Community Association Friends of Carroll Park Greektown CDC Green Street Academy Guilford Elementary Middle School Hamilton Crop Circle Harwood Community Association Margaret Brent Elementary Middle School MetroKidz Mount Clare Beautification Group Mount Washington Preservation Trust Moveable Feast New Dimensions Community Development Corp. Park Heights Community Health Alliance Park Heights Renaissance Parkway Community Association Patterson Park Neighborhood Association Project PLASE (People Lacking Ample Shelter and Employment) RICA (Regional Institute for Children and Adolescents) Roland Park Elementary Middle School Southeast Community Development Corporation Southwest Baltimore Charter School St. Elizabeth School Inc. Upper Fells Point Improvement Association Upper Park Avenue Neighbors Village Learning Place Whitelock Community Farm

Volunteers

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olunteers are truly the lifeblood of Parks & People. Not only do we rely on volunteers to help us complete our essential work, we

also teach others to volunteer, organize and advocate. Our hope is that a few hours of volunteer work planting trees, weeding a garden, helping teach children to read or coaching soccer with Parks & People will inspire a lifetime commitment to building community and stewardship. Thank you to everyone who gave of their time in 2011. We hope to see you again in 2012! Parks & People Foundation • 9

Job Training

and Career Development

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arks & People’s

to 28 youth with support

Druid Hill Park, maintained

job training and

from the Family League of

10 bio-retention facilities in

career development

Baltimore City and Na-

Watershed 263 and assisted

programs address two vital

tional Park Service. We

with environmental educa-

needs in Baltimore City –

were able to increase skills

tion lessons at several of

the need for meaningful

training for team leaders

our SuperKids Camp sites.

employment and career

and integrate recreational

During the summer of

opportunities for economi-

opportunities for youth

2011, 300 members of

cally disadvantaged young

teams while they worked

Conservation Jobs Corps

people and adults, and the

within west Baltimore

(CJC), working through the

need for additional person-

schools and public hous-

Maryland Department of

nel and resources to care

ing sites in Westport,

Natural Resources, com-

for Baltimore’s parks and

Perkins Homes and Gilmor

natural resources.

Homes with Community

In 2011, the BRANCHES

Development Block Grants.

afterschool program em-

The teams pruned, weeded

ployed 15 young people

and mulched 227 trees,

ages 14-21 while the sum-

planted an additional 110

mer program expanded

trees, cleared invasives in

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pleted critical projects in Maryland state parks and along the Gwynns Falls Trail while honing green jobs skills. The program was so successful that the National Park Service helped to fund an

Urban Resources Initiative(URI)

afterschool CJC program based at Carver Vo-Tech High School. Four Carver students created a schoolwide recycling program and worked to beautify nearby Easterwood Park. Thanks to funding from the Abell Foundation, our Clean Up, Green Up team with five members contin-

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In 2011, six interns were assigned to high-priority

projects assembled

2011 URI Interns

Sidney Brower’s University of Maryland Studio Class (15 Students) Michael Dorsey David Karpay Phillips Mitchell Annie Shepard

ued to receive green jobs

by the URI Advisory

training in 2011. Originally

Committee based on the

formed with funding from

immediate needs of the

a USDA Forest Service

Baltimore City Department

ARRA (stimulus) grant,

of Recreation & Parks.

team members range in

The interns worked for

age from 17 to 26 and

a total of over 2,400

work approximately 32

hours in service to the

hours per week focusing

City. Projects included

on the Middle Branch area

the creation of a plan to

including nearby Westport

reduce litter and increase

and Cherry Hill neighbor-

recycling in City parks

hoods. Participants learned

and recreation centers;

landscaping and other

the expansion of outdoor recreational opportunities,

transferrable skills with the

including “Ride Around the Reservoir,” a biking

goal of acquiring a job after

program in Druid Hill Park; performing a GIS analysis

completing the program.

of TreeBaltimore planting priorities; and more.

2011 URI Advisory Committee Gregory Bayor Dr. Alan Berkowitz Dr. Sidney Brower Dr. Grace Brush Dr. William Burch Jacqueline Carrera Richard Danforth Erik Dihle Lynne Durbin, Chair Dr. Morgan Grove Guy W. Hager Dr. Andrew Miller Dr. Edward Orser William Vondrasek Dr. Jane Wolfson

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Parks

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ell-maintained parks and

green spaces are essential to the quality of life in Baltimore City and Parks & People has been working to promote and maintain parks since its founding in 1984. Parks & People leads and partners on dozens of park clean up and restora-

ing community use and

tion projects each year.

stewardship among the

We take our students on

2000 acres of stream

field trips in parks and we

valley parks.

support and hold events in

In 2011, two new kiosk

parks, including our annual

signs were installed,

Picnic in the Park fundraiser.

one at the south end of

Parks and green space

M&T Bank Stadium and

are at the heart of all of our

one at the intersection

work and we invite you to

of Carroll Park at Bush

enjoy them and care for

Street. Additionally,

them just as we do.

through a National Trails

The Gwynns Falls Trail

Grant from the Maryland

is a true Baltimore treasure.

State Highway Administra-

The 15-mile trail not only

tion and a Partnership

provides a wonderful

for Parks grant, the

recreational resource to

Gwynns Falls Trail Council

residents and visitors, it

installed 40 new direc-

also links together diverse

tional signs and 60 mileage

neighborhoods encourag-

markers to help people

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safely navigate the Trail. Also in 2011, Parks &

Gwynns Falls Trail Council Officers Bill Eberhart, Chair deceased Guy W. Hager, Vice-Chair Council Members Betty Bland-Thomas Heide Grundmann Greg Hinchliffe Alvin Lee Thomas Merkle Jo Orser Penny Troutner Ex-Officio Board Members Joseph Burch, Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks Nate Evans, Baltimore City Department of Transportation Molly Gallant, Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks Jessica Ivey, Baltimore City Public Schools Joe Kostow, Baltimore City Department of Public Works Laura Perry, Parks & People Foundation

People’s environmental education team developed a cultural and environmental education field trip along the Trail. In association with the Gwynns Fall Trail Council and the Natural History Society of Maryland, the team developed a comprehensive resource guide for educators interested in introducing their students to the rich historic, cultural and natural assets along the Trail. Over 160 students participated in the pilot field trips. The guide builds on the book, The Gwynns Falls – Baltimore Greenway to the Chesapeake Bay, the 60 interpretative panels along the trail, and the

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n a very sad note, the Gwynns Falls Trail Council lost its stalwart leader, Bill Eberhart. Parks & People and the

Gwynns Falls Trail Council wish to recognize the remarkable commitment and many contributions of Bill Eberhart, and his contributions to the Gwynns Falls Trail Council from its inception in 1997 to 2011.

In memory of William F. Eberhart, Jr. Jill Bayse-Featherston William D. Bedingfield Cheryl Casciani Chris T. Delaporte Vincent Demarco Ruth L. Frey La Verne M. Gawel Francis Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grundmann Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Guyer

Allan Hubbard Cecile Januszkiewicz Jack Lattimore Joyce Leviton Dennis McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Nolan Wayne Shaumburg Sandra R. Sparks Dr. and Mrs. John A. Talbott Dick Yates

audio tour, all available on the Trail web site (www.gwynnsfallstrail.org). As always, there were many special events along the Trail in 2011, among them, a city-wide celebration of National Trails Day, Tour Dem Parks and National Public Lands Day,

Urban Waters Initiative – Pilot Project

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he EPA announced the Urban Waters Initiative on Friday, June 24, 2011 at Middle Branch Park on Baltimore’s waterfront.

Parks and People was instrumental in making Baltimore of seven pilot cities in this leading edge effort to explore water’s impact on the economic, environmental and humanParks health of cities. & People Foundation • 13

Partnerships for Parks

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he Partnerships for Parks program, a partnership between Parks & People and the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks, has

been supporting innovative park projects since 2005. In 2011, Partnerships for Parks awarded 16 grants totaling $59,599 to community groups to implement dozens of projects including trail maintenance, “paddle and scoop” river clean ups, trash and invasive plant removal, tree planting and care, mural painting and more. All combined, these efforts represented 4,386 volunteer hours donated to the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks, for a value of $97,895.

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2011 Grantees

Friends of Maple Leaf Park Mount Royal Improvement Association Northeast Youth Association, Inc. University of Maryland Extension Master Gardeners and Cylburn Arboretum Conservancy for Union Square Park Friends of Betty Hyatt Park Living Classrooms Foundation South Baltimore Neighborhood Association Baltimore Green Map Baltimore Rowing Club Blue Water Baltimore Friends of Carroll Park Friends of Gwynns Falls/ Leakin Park Friends of Mother’s Garden Association Doug Retzler Art & Effects/ Friends of Carrie Murray Nature Center Friends of Wyman Park Dell

Special Events

and community outreach

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here is no doubt, Parks & People works hard! But, we also like to have fun and celebrate the great accomplishments of our friends and partners. We work to get the

word out about the important work we do, encouraging stewardship through community outreach.

Picnic in the Park In September 2011, we held our first “Picnic in the Park” and welcomed over 200 guests for a chic picnic dinner and great company under the tent at the Howard P. Rawlings Conservatory in Druid Hill Park. Just a month later, our Friends group held “Can You Dig It?” in Fells Point welcoming over 100 guests with great food, drinks and music. Our reception and benefit performance of Cirque du Soleil’s “Totem” was also a huge hit. All of these great events provided a new avenue for guests to get to know Parks & People. Many thanks to all who attended. Hope to see you next year!

2011 Community Greening Celebration & Baltimore Ecosystem Study Open House

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f you haven’t attended our Annual Greening Celebration,

you’re missing out! Not

only is it a great party, but it is also a wonderful opportunity for green-minded people to come together, share ideas and celebrate their accomplishments. Over 200 guests joined us for the 2011 celebration – our 16th annual. Sponsors included: Constellation Energy, the TKF Foundation, the Baltimore Community Foundation, and the Baltimore Ecosystem Study. REI presented a 2012 grant award to Parks & People at the event.

Award Winners: Outstanding Neighborhood Greening Grant Project Cole Street Children’s Garden, Roland Park Elementary Middle School’s schoolyard garden Outstanding Partnerships for Parks Grant Project Access Art - Morrell Park Mural and Memory Garden Project Friend of the Network Award Casey Jackson CGRN Community Anchor Award Whitelock Community Farm Exceptional Schoolyard Garden Award Harlem Park Elementary Middle School Stand-Out Volunteer Group Award Loyola University, Environmental Ethics Students The Commitment to Clean Water Award Baltimore Free Farm One Park Award Southeast Community Development Parks & People Corporation Foundation • 15

2011 Donors

In addition to the generous individuals and organizations listed below, we would also like to thank the many donors who wish to remain anonymous. Thank you! $10,000+

Sally J. Michel Elizabeth B. and Arthur E. Roswell Foundation Barbara K. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999

The Keith Campbell Foundation for the Environment D. F. Dent & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Frew Travelers Insurance

$1,000 - $4,999

William L. & Victorine Q. Adams Foundation Alliance for Community Trees Lois and Irving Blum Foundation Bunting Family Foundation Bryan Burkert Deborah Winston Callard Campbell Foundation Jackie and David Carrera Corrigan Sports Enterprises Sita Culman In honor of Sally Michel Falls Road Running Store Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Ferrell III Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Frisch Maggie Furman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Garrett Hecht-Levi Foundation Robert E. Hedden Tom Hoen and Allison Barlow The Les and Lori Ireland Charitable Gift Fund Kyle Johnson Virginia M. Karr Mr. and Mrs. John J. Keenan 16 • Parks & People Foundation

Kent Family Foundation Martin G. Knott Marion I. and Henry J. Knott Foundation Steve Kuhr Dr. and Mrs. Fred Lazarus IV Mary Page Michel and Michael Morrill Howard C. Muller and Marguerite E. Muller Charitable Foundation Nestle USA Laura Perry Richman Family Foundation James and Gail P. Riepe Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sachs Earle & Annette Shawe Family Foundation Barbara and James Shea Fund of the Baltimore Community Foundation (BCF) Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith Adena Testa Richard von Lange Rebecca A. Weaver and C. Curtis Croley Steve Ziger Ziger/Snead LLP Architects

$500 - $999

Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Berndt Evonne Boykin Debbie W. Cameron and Ron Solomon Caplan Family Foundation Caroline A. Coleman Catherine Cornwell Bill and Linda Eberhart Freeman Family Fund James French and Martha Holleman

Jo Ann and Jack Fruchtman Charitable Fund Helene T. Grady and Matthew D. Gallagher Marsha Grayson Mr. and Mrs. F.B. Harvey, III Legg Mason Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCormick Ed and Marietta Nolley Katherine Phillips REI Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Roberts George A. Roche Eugene and Monika Schnell David & Vanessa Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Turner B. Smith Sound Garden Van Dyke Family Foundation David and Chris Wallace

$200 - $499

Curtis S. Adams Anne and Sandy Apgar Barbara H. Beddow Brenda B. Blom Boswell Family Charitable Fund Douglas Bothner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brigham Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Brittingham M.J. Brodie In memory of Georgene Brodie Elizabeth R. Bruen Brigid Butler David Callard Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Carey Jim and Cassie Carroll Cindy Ching Felicia Ciesla Ann Clapp Suzanne Cohen In honor of Sally Michel

Stiles Colwill Richard Cone and Emily Martin Calina Dandy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Davis Richard and Rosalee Davison Foundation Mary Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Donahue Kathleen Dragovich Cheryl & Hap Duffey Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dunn Jason Echelle The Eliasberg Family Foundation Deborah and Philip English Constance Fitzpatrick Jennifer Galambos Denise Galambos Laura Gamble and Robert Gillison Sandra Levi Gerstung Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glascock Marcia Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jay Graham Greenspring Valley Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Hager Lara A. Hall Julie Hammid Mr. and Mrs. James Handa Mrs. Robert Harvey Thomas G. Heseltine Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hillman Barbara and Sam Himmelrich Thomas and Carmina Hughes Louise Keelty Richard A. Kelton Amy Kleine Henry and Anne Koether Matthew Kostmayer Michael Kuzmich Jon Laria and Trudy Bartel Brooke Lierman and Eben Hansel Dave Louden Amy Macht and George Grose Dr. Frank C. Marino Foundation Andrea Marsh and Jason Rubin Bradley McDearman

Natalie McSherry Mary J. Miller Jeff Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neill David and Betsy Nelson Dekermu and Ellen Nushann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Obrecht Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wells Obrecht Peggy Otenasek In honor of Sally Michel Liz Anne Owens Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Panitz Daniel Petrus Mary Roby Anthony T. Rodgers Jann Rosen-Queralt and Phil Campbell James Schillo Carol Schreter Scott Shane Minnie W. Shorter Glenn Shrum Mark Sissman Philip and Melissa Spevak Will and Robin Tress Sharon and David Tufaro Gretchen Van Utt C. Lawrence Whitman Anne T. and Frederick W. Whitridge Fund of the BFC Tee Winstead Cary and Peggy Woodward

$50 - $199

Margot A. Amelia Sania Amr Neilson Andrews Ilene Asner Steve Axe Anne & Tom Bailliere Dorothy and Jon Baker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker Mr. and Mrs. William C. Baker In honor of Jackie Carrera Dale and Bill Balfour Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bamford Loretta P. Banks Anne and George Barker Jamie Barnett Thomas C. Barry Jim Bartlett Patricia Baum Ann Beegle Dr. Michael T. Beer Mr. and Mrs. Peter Beilenson

Dr. Emile Bendit Merrick Benn Betty Bird & Associates LLC J. Catherine Bishop Mary Blair J. Alan Blake William R. Bone Darlene Bookoff In honor of Steve Ziger Lois Borgenicht Catherine Boyne and Doug Perry Darragh K. Brady Maria Brown Anna Louise Brown Brent A. Burkhardt and Andrea M. Vernot John and Lynda Burton Jacqueline Caldwell Karen Carr Bal and Lillian Carter In memory of Helen Cook Cheryl Casciani Mr. and Mrs. James H. Case David and Elizabeth Champney Jeavonna Chapman Cho Benn Holback & Associates, Inc. Craig Close Margaret L. Collins Teresa Cook Beverly A. Cooper Joseph Stocks Tony Corteal Jane Ellis Covington William Cowie Amanda and Stephen Cunningham Wilbur E. “Bill” Cunningham In memory of Erma K. Cunningham Gislin Dagnelie Anne and Jamie Dale Ellen Sondheim Dankert Robin & John H. Denick David S. Devereux Bob Karsh and Mary Kay Dilli Chris and Laura Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Dorr Michael Dorsey Jean and Joe DuBose Anand and Tara Dutta Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Embry, Jr. Frank and Mary Emerson

Thank you for your generous support. Parks & People Foundation • 17

2011 Donors Peter Evans and Becky Pearlman Beth and Michael Falcone Deborah M. Falkenhan Janet Felsten and Andrew Lemer Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Fisher Joanne Flanigan Fleming Family Charitable Fund Sharon Flynn In memory of Jack & Phyllis Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.B. Franklin Neal M. Friedlander and Virginia K. Adams Susan A. Frillman Mr. and Mrs. David Gadsby Michael Galvin Tom Gamper In memory of James Harker Langrall Joseph and Sue Garonzik Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Geller Judith M. Gibbs William Gilmore II Saul and Pat Gilstein Janice Gordon & Carlos Zigel Tracy Gosson Paul Graziano William T. Green Jawauna Greene Paula Hackeling Lara A. Hall Nancy Hall Ardyth Hall Mr. and Mrs. David Hamburger Mary Hardcastle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Hardiman Mrs. William T. Harper, Jr. Kitty Hatcher Carolynn A. Heller and Tom Inglesby Polly E. Heninger Betsy and George Hess Sandra D. Hess Ivy M. Hill Lisa Hobbs In honor of Dugan Joan McHenryl

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Kate Hogan In memory of John Smith Patricia Holmes Jeff Horan Ben Hyman Dr. and Mrs. Iredell W. Iglehart III Harriet Iglehart Mr. Richard R. Jackson, Jr. Joan Jacobs Claire Broido Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Jones Mrs. Ralph W.E. Jones Jr. In memory of Dr. Ralph W.E. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Kannam Gladys Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kaplan Marcia and Robert Kargon Anna Kasko Joyce Keating In honor of Juanita Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kent Jr. Pedie and Bob Killebrew Mr. and Mrs. Marc Killingstad Lawrence & Vicki Kloze Paul Knott and Parker Sutton Mr. and Mrs. George La Noue Mr. and Mrs. Julian L. Lapides Ann M. Lawler Edward and Rebecca Lawson Wayne Lawson Aldo Linsenbardt Paul and Catherine Lobo Mr. and Mrs. Eric Loeb Monica Logan Mr. and Mrs. David P. Long Lynton Markham M. Jack Marshall, Jr. Simone D. Martell Mary-Jo Mather William and Maria McCarthy Jean McCleary In honor of Clifton Park Doris McClure David McMaster Mike McQuestion Michael and Carolyn Meredith Meta Packard Barton Fund of BCF Dr. Andrew Miller

Vanessa M. Molock-Branch Mr. and Mrs. William Morrill James Morris Jim Morrison Evan Morville Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro Munoz In memory of Kathleen Polk Mara Murdoch Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Myerson B. Naos Tim Naughton Karen Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Nestadt Tammy Newcomer Mary and Michael Newman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman Patricia O’Donnell, FASLA Lee and Marilyn Ogburn Harry & Lynn O’Mealia Grace O’Neill Jo Ann Orlinsky Ed and Jo Orser Deborah Pearson Edward Petty Klaus H. Philipsen Mr. and Mrs. James Piper Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Pipino Stephen Pipino Thomasina and Mike Poirot Virginia Naylor and James Potter Mary and Carlos McManus and Harriet Quandt Mary Raivel Walter D. Ramberg Marsha D. Ramsay Dr. Monica E. Randall Stephen and Kyoko Redd Charles B. Reeves, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rice In honor of Tom Hoen Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Riley Robert Rombro and Lisa Stern In honor of Senator and Mrs. Ben Cardin Samuel I. Rosenberg Patricia Rubacky and William Merritt Joe & Debra Rubino Janice Ryden Karen Saar Michael Sames

Martha H. Sanger In honor of Sally Michel The Honorable Paul Sarbanes W. Brad Schlegel In honor of Peter DuVall Mrs. Lawrence P. Schramm Nita L. Schultz Nels L. Shumacher In honor of Denise Schumacher Alan Schwartz and Carla Rosenthal Will Schwarz Valerie Shane David B. Shapiro and Andrea J. Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shea Barbara B. Shea Leslie Shepard Bernie Shephard Mrs. Carole R. Sibel Madelyn Siegel and Howell Baum Melina Simon In honor of Daniel Higgs Ann Sloane Zed Smith Darlene Smith Richard and Mary C. Snellinger Solomon and Elaine Snyder Diane Snyder Jenny Sorel The Honorable Rochelle Spector Sharon Sproles Edward Steinhouse Clare H. Stewart Emma Stokes Lynne and Bruce Stuart Rick and Cheryl Sunderland Gary Suskauer Andrew D. Swanston Kelly Swanston Mark Thayer Stefani Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Thornberry Dorothea Thorne Steven Tomczewski Tim Trumbauer Jim Urban Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vikan Thomas Ward Waterfront Hotel Bar & Grill Sequinta Watts Susan G. Waxter

Olive Waxter In honor of Ralph Ferrell Sylvia Eggleston Wehr Robert and Shifra Weinberg David R. West Curt & Linda Wilson Susan M. Wolhandler Brad and Crickett Woloson Fund of BCF Jill K. Woodward Russell M. Young Jr. Elliot Zulver and Sally Gold

$1 - $49

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Abelson Matthew C. Anacker Jonathan A. Bagger and Deborah G. Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barker Donna Basik Morton J. Baum Bernard L. and Judith Berkowitz Linda Bills and Stephen Dallmus Allan B. Blumberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bolster Michael L. Boner Cathy Brill In honor of Matthew Brill-Carlat Patricia A. Briscoe Bill Buckless Ms. Janet T. Burgee Alicia Campbell-Wright Laura Christopher Rebecca Clark Mary Cox and Johns Hopkins The Honorable and Mrs. Joseph L. Curran William B. Curtis Jamie Darr Phoebe Stein Davis Kyle DeVaul Evelyn Dorfer Shari Edelson Yuliya A. England Mindie Flamholz Judith Schwartz Floam Danielle Friedman Edward Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Gallagher, Jr. James & Louise Goode Robert Goren Kathryn A. Graning Eleanor Green

Luanne Goodson Greene Eloise Guckelberger Anne B. Hackney Michael Harper In memory of Fr. Henry Harper Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Herbert, Jr. Tyler Hodgins Rico Hodgkinson Norman and Patricia Hogeland G.T. Hollyday Dr. Mark Hyman and Dr. Cecilia M. Brennecke Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena Roslyn Jaffe Erika Jahneke Alexandra Jaskula Martha Johnston In honor of Becky Hornbeck’s birthday Danielle Jolly Darryl and Mary Jurkiewicz Ingrid Kershner Kathryn Knight Alexandra Kraus Jesse Krohn Jeff La Noue Barbara Lamb Charlie Mae Lamb Charlotte Landgraf Susan Lattimore Katherine Lee Kate Lee Steven X. Lee Meghan Leimenstoll Nancy Linden Michelle and William List John and Joyce Maclay Alice Magorian Michael Magrogan Patrick D. Malloy Kathryn G. Manson Bill Marker Kenneth Marsalek Mr. and Mrs. E. Trail Mathias Judith Mayer Nancy McCormick Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald Margot Mendelson D.C. Messerschmidt Barbara Metz In memory of Bruce Thomson Renate Milewich Barbara Melody Moore

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2011 Donors Christopher Morea Julie R. Solomon and Edward T. Morman Stephen S. Myers Sreela Namboodiri Kaon Nelson Paul Nestadt Robin Nichols Jessica Norwitz Matthew Novak Michael Novey and Alison J. Dray-Novey Peter Nyabagosi Marla O’Neill In honor of the Clean & Green team of the Hampden Community Council Karthik Pandian In honor of Karun Bala Pandian Fredric W. Parsons Ketina Pasteur In memory of My Parents and My Sisters Ellen Perlman Janice Perry Susan Tucker Preston Christopher Regan Keith Reilly Salem Reiner Judy Rhoades Mary Rifino Sarah Robinson Lydia Robinson Jennie Rothschild Michele Romolini Barbara Rosenthal Rena Rotenberg Amy Rouse Katherine W. Rylaarsdam Richard Rynd Shonali Saha Linda Sue Schwartz Charles Scott Yasmin Seay Kelly Sheridan Mariana Simpson Andrew Sklar Mrs. T. Alexander Speer Hal and Stephanie Standiford Gladys Stewart Charlene F. Thayer Henry and Christina Thomas 20 • Parks & People Foundation

Hanne Schulten and Thomas P. Thorton Cathy Tipper Robert Tobin Laura Towers Lois Tuttle In memory of Hilda Klinger Mark Twery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyrrell N. Beth Volk Tom Waldron & Stephanie Shapiro Dale Walker James Wannamaker Ben Warfield Elizabeth Watson Angela Natale and Ira Weinstein Nadine & Ray Weinstein John C. Weiss, III Margaret and Tom Weisser Betty F. Weitz Scott Wenneson Allison Wilhite Erin Williams Claudia Bismark and Wade Wilson Raimore and Loraine Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wolfe Ilene Wolpert Jim Woodworth

Butch’s Braves

Olive S. Glaser Hardiman Family Foundation Josie Harper Jennie Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ward

Ella Thompson Fund

Andrew John In memory of Gary McCullough Peter Needham Paul Parker David Simon

Gwynns Falls Trail

Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Adams Eileen Bailey Gregory F. Ball Christopher Barnes Delmar T. Bartlett

Randall Bernstein J. Alan Blake Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bleich Arthur Boyd and Margaret Boyd Meyer Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Brawley Mr. and Mrs. Lew Bringman Claire Broido Johnson Linda K. Brown Maria Brown Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Carey Jane Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cole Lucille R. Coleman Paul Converse Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Crute William B. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Dagold Michael Dennehy Judy Dobbs Michele M. Downing Jennifer Dyer Bill and Linda Eberhart Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ewen David and Merle Fishman Mr. and Mrs. John Folkemer Douglas K. Franz Marianne Freedman Nancy S. Freyman Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Garner Herbert S. Garten Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jay Graham Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Hager Dr. and Mrs. Nelson Hendler Peggy A. Hetrick Cynthia L. Howard Allan Hubbard Linda Hutchins Robert Kaufman Kent Family Foundation Gerald Klauber Lawrence and Vicki Kloze Mrs. Celide Barnes Koerner Joseph Kostow Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Lang Ann M. Lawler Alvin Lee Mr. and Mrs. David Locke Juanita D. Lopez Patricia C. Lorentzen Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Macht

Bill Marker Jeffrey H. Marks Richard Masters Jeanne McCauley Linda Sims Melton Cassandra Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mordhorst Mt. Royal Staff Association Cassandra Naylor G. Macy Nelson Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wells Obrecht Andrew J. O’Brien Steve and Sherri O’Donnell Jo Ann Orlinsky Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Parker Mr. and Mrs. J. Benson Payne Laura Perry Mike Plaisted Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pollak Anne Pomykala Robert E. & Anne L. Prince Russell Rezek James Ross Mr. and Mrs. David Saltzberg Lois Schmidt Bernice S. Seiden Mr. and Mrs. Orbie Shively Ann Simmons Joanne Simms Leora L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith Rebecca Snyder and Mont Brownlee Clare H. Stewart Barbara Sutton Tour dem Parks Susan P. Tracy Mildred Tyssowski Anthony F. Vittoria Michael J. Walkley Joanne and Neil Warres Betty F. Weitz Barbara White Jim Zelaya Mr. and Mrs. David Zimrin

Great Parks, Clean Streams & Green Communities

The Abell Foundation Alliance for Community Trees Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay American Communities Trust Inc.

Druid Hill Park at Auchentoroly Terrace

D

ruid Hill Park at Auchentoroly Terrace will be a hub for all of Parks & People’s education, youth development, recreation, greening

and workforce development programs as well as a park resource for the surrounding community. Our plan to rehabilitate the historic Superintendent’s House, construct a new education and ecology center and restore the landscape with gardens and a nature play space is becoming a reality. To begin the process, our landscape teams have removed invasives and begun to maintain the park. The final building plans will ensure that the entire project is certified LEED Platinum – the highest level of environmentally sensitive design and construction possible.

Baltimore City Department of Housing and Community Development Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks

Baltimore City Public School System Baltimore Community Foundation

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2011 Donors Baltimore Office of Promotions & the Arts Borgenicht Foundation Inc. CANUSA Corporation Charitable Fund of BCF Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies Chesapeake Bay Trust City of Baltimore Clayton Baker Trust Clean Green Baltimore Fund of BCF Constellation Energy Group Foundation CSX Corporation Lynne M. Durbin Family League of Baltimore City Loyola University Maryland Maryland Department of Natural Resources The Joseph Meyerhoff Fund Legg Mason Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust REI U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service

Motivating Youth

The Abell Foundation Allegis Group Foundation Baltimore City Foundation Baltimore City Public School System Baltimore Community Foundation Baltimore Rotary Foundation Bank of America The Sana and Andy Brooks Family Fund CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Chesapeake Region Volleyball Association City of Baltimore Clayton Baker Trust Suzanne F. Cohen Fund for Populations At Risk Corrigan Sports Enterprises David and Barbara Hirschhorn Foundation

Henry & Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation John J. Leidy Foundation Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA Lord Baltimore Capital Corporation Luetkemeyer Jr Family Foundation Macht Fund of THE ASSOCIATED M & T Charitable Foundation Seth Meiller Foundation Munimae Foundation Oriole Advocates Charitable Foundation Quality of Life Giving Circle Fund Ravens Act Foundation Red Turtle Productions LLC State of Maryland Target Stores Robert W. Smith The National Collegiate Athletic Association The Shelter Foundation US Lacrosse Foundation Verizon Foundation Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation WBAL Radio Kids Campaign Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Susan A. and Paul C. Wolman, Jr. Fund of the BCF The preceding lists of gifts were received between January 1 and December 31, 2011. Gifts made in memory or honor appear below the donor’s name. We sincerely apologize for any omissions or inaccuracies. Please contact [email protected] or 410-448-5663 to amend or records.

Parks & People Foundation Board of Directors As of date of publication Deborah W. Callard, Secretary Deborah Cameron Anne LaFarge Culman Sophie Dagenais Jeffrey A. Davis Mary Dempsey Lynne M. Durbin Beth Falcone Ralph H. Ferrell, III, Treasurer Scott W. Frew Richard Frisch James Garrett Chickie Grayson Tom Hoen Steve Kuhr Matthew Kostmayer Jonna Lazarus Sally Michel, Chair Laura Perry, Vice Chair Catherine Pugh Stephanie Rawlings Blake Anthony T. Rodgers Leonard Sachs Mary Washington Rebecca Weaver

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Steve Ziger

2011 Financials Balance Sheet Assets

2011

2010

1,542,139

1,414,096

Pledges Receivable

996,327

893,941

Grants Receivable

449,122

629,634

Cash and Cash Equivalents

Investments Prepaid Expenses Property, Net of Accumulated Depreciation Total Assets

5,809,726 5,646,378 4,883

37,658

1,867,953

1,285,594

10,670,150

9,907,301

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities

2011

2010

Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses

266,756

262,075

Deferred Revenue

722,079

464,385

Total Liabilities

988,835

726,460

Net Assets

2011

2010

Unrestricted

3,796,262 3,008,695

Temporarily Restricted

5,381,818

5,668,911

503,235

503,235

Permanently Restricted Total Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

9,681,315 9,180,841 10,670,150

9,907,301

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2011 Financials Profit & Loss 2011 Support and Revenue Grants Contributions

Unrestricted

Temporarily Permanently Restricted Restricted

2,307,311

0 0

705,014 705,973

0

Donated Materials and Services

83,699

0

0

Special Events Revenue, net of Expenses of $34,681

17,714

0

0

130,142

0

0

Net Assets Released from Restriction

1,058,269

(1,058,269)

0

Total Support and Revenue

4,302,149

(352,296)

0

Other Revenue



Expenses Program Services

2,948,612

0

0

Administrative

475,842

0 0

Fundraising

104,607

0 0

Total Expenses

Change in Net Assets from Operations

3,529,061

0

0

773,088

(352,296)

0

Non-Operating Activities: 14,479 65,203 0 Investment Income Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets

787,567 (287,093)

0

Net Assets, Beginning of Year

3,008,695

5,668,911

503,235

Net Assets, End of Year

3,796,262

5,381,818

503,235

Independent audit performed by Louden & Assoc., PA. The Parks & People Foundation is a Maryland Corporation registered with the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (c) (3) organization and the Maryland Secretary of State (registration does not constitute or imply endorsement of any solicitation for contributions).

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Organizational Expenses as Percentage of Total Fiscal Agency 6% General Operating 16%



Capital Campaign 7% 2,307,311



1,410,987

Total

83,699 17,714

Great Parks 29%

130,142 0 3,949,853

Great Parks Activity Expenses as Percentage of Total



Green 2,948,612 Career Ladder 35% 475,842



104,607

Gywnns Falls Trail Partnership for Parks 2% 8% Community Greening/Grants 45%

3,529,061

420,792

79,682



Youth Programs 42%

500,474

Watershed 263 6% URI/BES 4%

9,180,841 9,681,315

Youth Programs Activity Expenses as Percentage of Total Environmental Education 15% SuperKids 66% Sports Programs 19%

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