For: Continued efforts to enact legislation and policies to prevent future forest pest introduction in the U.S.

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Program Services

For: Community Greening Program

For: Gatehouse property beautification effort – $5,000

For: The Small Grant Program

For: Continued support of the Adirondack Lakes Assessment Program (ALAP) – $15,000

For: New Jersey programs

Toward the NJ Municipal Asset Profiler (NJMAP) project

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward management and organization of regional acid rain conference in the fall of 2018 – $25,000

Toward the Campaign for the Real Nature of New Jersey – $25,000 toward stewardship endowment for land acquired in northwestern New Jersey; toward the New Jersey Chapter Operations endowment – $35,000

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward the Upper Delaware Watershed Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey – $25,000

For: Support to develop legislative and policy remedies to prevent future forest pest introduction in the U.S.

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Community Greening Program-$35,000; toward capacity building of the City Bloom Landscaping Initiative-$15,000

For: Continued support of the Adirondack Park water quality regional assessment-$15,000

For: New Jersey programs

Toward the NJ Municipal Asset Profiler (NJMAP) project

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward support for a stewardship endowment for acquired land in northwestern New Jersey-$25,000

For: Support of the Adirondack Chapter’s ongoing activities and programs

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward the Upper Delaware Watershed Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$20,000

For: Support to develop legislative and policy remedies to prevent future forest pest introduction in the U.S.

Toward the Kids-in-Nature program

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Community Greening Program-$40,000; toward the Clean and Green Job Training Initiative-$10,000

Toward the continued formation of the land protection blueprint to be shared by New Jersey conservation organizations-$35,000

To establish The Fred M. and Walker D. Kirby Land Stewardship Endowment at the Adirondack Land Trust-$1,000,000 in 2014 and $500,000 in 2015 and 2016

For: New Jersey programs

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward the Upper Delaware Watershed Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$25,000

For: New Jersey programs only

For: Continued support to evaluate the threat to the Adirondack and northeastern forests from damaging insects and diseases

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Community Greening Program-$40,000; toward the Clean and Green Job Training Initiative-$10,000

For: One-time support of the Grow Early capital campaign

For: Support of work with land trusts in NJ and NC pursuing accreditation

For: Continued support of the Adirondack Park water quality regional assessment-$15,000

For: Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) program

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward the creation of a land protection blueprint to be shared by New Jersey conservation organizations-$35,000

To establish The Fred M. and Walker D. Kirby Land Stewardship Endowment at the Adirondack Land Trust-$1,000,000 in 2014 and $500,000 in 2015; $500,000 for like use pledged for 2016

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward the Upper Delaware Watershed Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$25,000

For: Continued support to evaluate the threat to the Adirondack and northeastern forests from damaging insects and diseases

Toward Kids-in-Nature programs

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition-$100,000; toward the Roadmap to Recovery Roundtable-$49,000

This grant shall comprise our total support through 2015

For: Community Greening Program-$40,000; toward the Clean and Green Job Training Initiative-$10,000

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 4/24/14

Toward improvement of the digital communications systems-$5,000

For: One-time support toward the Giralda Farms land acquisition transaction

For: One-time support toward the match requirement from the Morris County Historical Commission for repairs to Historic Willow Hall and the adjoining Ames Cottage

For: Continued support of the Adirondack Park water quality regional assessment-$15,000

For: Rail-trail projects in New Jersey

For: New Jersey programs (this grant shall comprise our total support through at least 2015)

For: Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) program

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward technological upgrades to computer system-$2,500

Toward the stewardship endowment-$20,000

For: New Jersey programs only; toward the Keep It Green Coalition public education initiative-$10,000

Toward the Musconetcong Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$25,000

Toward support to evaluate the threat to the Adirondack and northeastern forests from damaging insects and diseases

For: Community Greening Program-$40,000; toward Clean and Green Job Training Initiative-$5,000; toward capital campaign for new education center-$25,000

For: One-time support toward the Victoria Foundation Challenge Grant

Toward the completion of a new Adirondack Park water quality regional assessment-$15,000

For: Rail-trail projects in New Jersey

For: New Jersey programs

For: Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) program

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward land acquisition in Northwestern New Jersey-$60,000; toward the stewardship endowment-$60,000

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward the Musconetcong Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$20,000

Toward North Carolina and New Jersey programs

For: The Franklin Parker Small Grants Program-$5,000

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Community Greening Program-$40,000; toward Clean and Green Job Training Initiative-$5,000

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 4/16/12

To acquire property (Lenape Farms) in the Southern Pine Barrens

To expand the Adirondack Lakes Assessment Program

For: Rail-trail projects in New Jersey

For: New Jersey programs

Toward the Musconetcong Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$15,000

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward North Carolina and New Jersey programs

For: The Franklin Parker Small Grants Program-$5,000

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Community Greening Program-$40,000; toward Clean and Green Job Training Initiative-$5,000

Toward land acquisition in Northwestern New Jersey-$60,000; toward the stewardship endowment-$60,000

For: Forest Certification Program $15,000; for Adirondack Lake Assessment Program-$5,000

For: New Jersey programs

For: Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) program

For: New Jersey land acquisition only

Toward North Carolina and New Jersey programs

Toward lowering nitrogen air pollution science-based policy initiatives to protect the Adirondacks

For: Community Greening Program

Toward land acquisition in Northwestern New Jersey-$55,000; toward the stewardship endowment-$55,000

For: One-time support of the accreditation land trust process-$7,500

Toward the Project: Polar Bears campaign-$50,000 in 2008, 2009, and 2010

For: Adirondack Park Sustainable Forestry Project-$15,000; for Adirondack Lake Assessment Program-$5,000

For: Rail-trail projects in New Jersey

For: New Jersey programs

For: Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) program

Toward the Our Water, Our Land campaign – 2007, 2008, and 2010 grants provide stewardship support of Horton Grove Nature Preserve in Durham

Toward the Musconetcong Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$15,000

For: New Jersey land acquisition only

For: Community Greening Program

Toward land acquisition efforts-$50,000; toward the stewardship endowment-$50,000 – support intended for Morris County projects

Toward the Project: Polar Bears campaign-$50,000 in 2008 and 2009; like amount for like use pledged for 2010

For: Adirondack Park Sustainable Forestry Project-$15,000; for Adirondack Lake Assessment Program-$5,000

For: Rail-trail projects in New Jersey

For: New Jersey programs

For: Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) program

Toward the Musconetcong Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$15,000

For: New Jersey land acquisition only

Toward lowering nitrogen air pollution science-based policy initiatives to protect the Adirondacks

For: Community Greening Program

Toward the construction of additional office space-$50,000

Toward land acquisition efforts-$65,000; toward the stewardship endowment-$65,000

Toward the Heart of the Adirondacks project-$250,000

Toward the Capacity Building Project

Toward the Project: Polar Bears campaign-$50,000; like amount for like use pledged for 2009 and 2010

For: New Jersey programs

For: Adirondack Park Sustainable Forestry Project-$15,000; for Adirondack Lake Assessment Program-$5,000

Toward the Our Water, Our Land campaign

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward construction of the Barrier Island Study Center-$400,000; for endowment of the Center’s maintenance and improvements-$100,000

Toward lowering nitrogen air pollution science-based policy initiatives to protect the Adirondacks

For: Community Greening Program

Toward land acquisition efforts-$65,000; toward the stewardship endowment-$65,000

For: Continued support of Project: Pachyderms, the African Elephant Collection-$47,500 in 2005, 2006, and 2007

For: Rail-trail projects in New Jersey

For: New Jersey programs

For: Adirondack Park Sustainable Forestry Project-$15,000; for Adirondack Lake Assessment Program-$5,000

For: Durham Inner-city Gardeners (DIG) program

For: The Foote’s Pond Project

Toward the Our Water, Our Land campaign

For: New Jersey programs only

For: Acid Rain Awareness Campaign

Toward the Coastal Learning Center and to name the Kirby-Horton Foyer and Habitat Exhibit-Project 20/20 campaign

Toward lowering nitrogen air pollution science-based policy initiatives to protect the Adirondacks

For: Community Greening Program

Toward land acquisition efforts-$60,000; toward the stewardship endowment-$60,000

For: Continued support of Project: Pachyderms, the African Elephant Collection-$47,500 in 2005, 2006, and 2007

For: Rail-trail projects in New Jersey

For: New Jersey programs

For: Adirondack Park Sustainable Forestry Project-$12,500; for Adirondack Lake Assessment Program-$5,000

To support the 2007 SEEDlings after-school and summer programs

For: New Jersey programs only

For: Support of Adirondack Water Reporting Project and related environmental reporting projects

Toward Clean Water Supply programs in the Research Triangle region in North Carolina

For: Continued efforts to enact legislation and policies to prevent future forest pest introduction in the U.S.

For: Support of immediate technology needs-$2,000

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Support of programs that promote sustainable agriculture and food equity in New Jersey

Toward support of the New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team

For: Urban Agriculture / Community Greening Program

For: Support of the SOAR Campaign-$70,000 in September of 2021 and $65,000 in September of 2022 and an accelerated pledge payment of $65,000 in December of 2022

For: Support of the SOAR Campaign-$70,000 in September of 2021 and $65,000 in September of 2022 and an accelerated pledge payment of $65,000 in December of 2022

For: The Small Grants Program

For: Continued support of the Adirondack Lakes Assessment Program (ALAP)

For: New Jersey programs

Toward the NJ Municipal Asset Profiler (NJMAP) project

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward continued support to defend clean air rules that protect the Adirondacks from acid rain pollution-$20,000

For: Support of the Internship Program-$5,000

Toward the New Jersey Chapter Operations endowment-$40,000

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward the Adirondack Water Reporting Project

Toward Clean Water Supply programs in the Research Triangle region in North Carolina and in New Jersey

For: Continued efforts to enact legislation and policies to prevent future forest pest introduction in the U.S.

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

Toward support of the New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team

For: Program Services

For: Community Greening Program

For: Support of the SOAR Campaign- $70,000; pledged for like use- $65,000 in 2022 and 2023

Toward support of the natural solutions program focused on advancing sustainable agriculture practices in New Jersey-$20,000

For: The Small Grants Program

Toward the Boonton Reservoir Access and Enhancement project

For: Continued support of the Adirondacks Lakes Assessment Program (ALAP)

For: New Jersey Programs

Toward the NJ Municipal Asset Profiler (NJMAP) project

Toward support of the Redwood Connect Grants program-$8,000

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward continued support to defend clean air rules that protect the Adirondacks from acid rain pollution- $20,000

Toward the New Jersey Chapter Operations endowment- $40,000

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward the Upper Delaware Watershed Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$27,500

For: Continued efforts to enact legislation and policies to prevent future forest pest introduction in the U.S.

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Program Services

For: Community Greening Program

For: The Small Grants Program

For: Continued support of the Adirondack Lakes Assessment Program (ALAP)-$15,000

For: New Jersey programs

Toward the NJ Municipal Asset Profiler (NJMAP) project

Toward the Forever Forest: The Campaign for the Redwoods

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward continued support to defend clean air rules that protect the Adirondacks from acid rain pollution- $15,000

Toward the New Jersey Chapter Operations endowment-$40,000

Toward the conservation of the Follensby Landscape

Toward the conservation of the Follensby Landscape

For: New Jersey programs only

Toward the Upper Delaware Watershed Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$25,000

For: Continued efforts to enact legislation and policies to prevent future for est pest introduction in the U.S.

Toward the stewardship endowment component of the Campaign for the Coast-$25,000

Toward science-based policy solutions to protect the Adirondacks from acid deposition

For: Community Greening Program-$50,000; toward the purchase of a new dump truck for the City Bloom Landscaping Initiative-$25,000

For: the von Zuben Fields beautification effort-$10,000

For: the Small Grants Program

For: One-time support toward the Boonton Reservoir Access and Enhancement project

For: New Jersey programs

Toward the NJ Municipal Asset Profiler (NJMAP) project

For: One-time support toward repairs to the Woodbadge Lodge

For: Continued efforts in North Carolina

Toward actions to advance the goals identified at the 2018 Acid Rain Symposium-$15,000

For: One-time capital support-$20,000

Toward the New Jersey Chapter Operations endowment-$50,000

Toward the conservation of the Follensby Landscape-$70,000; $70,000 pledged for 2020 and $60,000 pledged for 2021 for like use

Toward the Upper Delaware Watershed Home Rivers Initiative in New Jersey-$25,000