2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 1 Olympic National Park OUR MISSION The National Park Foundation, in partnership with the National Park Service, enriches America’s national parks and programs through private support, safeguarding our heritage, and inspiring future generations of national park enthusiasts.

OUR LEADERSHIP (OCTOBER ,  TO SEPTEMBER ,  )

PRESIDENT & CEO Will Shafroth

The plurality of stories preserved within our national parks BOARD OF DIRECTORS tell of a land molded over millennia, the lives of ancient The Honorable Sally Jewell CHAIR civilizations, the forging of a new nation and the people Al Baldwin VICE CHAIR who helped shape it. They are more than the beloved iconic Jonathan B. Jarvis landscapes in the west – they encompass our history during SECRETARY Brien M. O’Brien chapters of struggle and triumph, preserving the resources TREASURER that define who we are as a people and where we have been. Ellen S. Alberding Rhoda Altom For the past 100 years, the National Park Service has served The Honorable Elizabeth Frawley Bagley as the nation’s storyteller and the caretaker of our natural, Austin Beutner cultural, and historical inheritance. Such a monumental Kathleen Brown Karen Swett Conway undertaking was born from, and enhanced by, public-private Tom Goss partnerships – a legacy that the National Park Foundation Stephen L. Hightower carries forth today. Peter Knight Orin S. Kramer Ellen R. Malcolm Established nearly 50 years ago as the official charity of Henry R. Muñoz, III America’s national parks, we support parks and programs John L. Nau, III through private philanthropy, safeguarding our national Roxanne Quimby Robert S. Rivkin treasures and engaging the next generation of park stewards. David E. Shaw Through our unwavering commitment to this work, we Bryan S. Traubert ensure the continued preservation and relevancy of the Ernesto M. Vasquez Mary Jo Veverka National Park System as it enters its second century. Gregory Annenberg Weingarten

2 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 3 Grand Teton National Park

Message from the president & vice chair

Will Shafroth | PRESIDENT & CEO, National Park Foundation Al Baldwin | VICE CHAIR, National Park Foundation

n August 25, 2016, a centennial celebration foster public access, and repair and restore this iconic O was held at the iconic Roosevelt Arch in memorial so that it can continue to educate and Yellowstone National Park. We watched as the park inspire current and future generations. shimmered beneath a stunning sunset and for those in a™endance, there was a collective appreciation that David Rubenstein’s gi¢ to the Lincoln Memorial is could be felt for all of our national parks – for what they one example of how individuals, foundations, and south of Alaska and one of the most pristine estuaries opportunities, including hiking, canoeing, fishing, and do and what they mean to all of us. That moment on corporations stepped up to support the campaign in California will now thrive. snowmobiling. This extraordinary gi¢ carries on the the birthday of the National Park Service represents a in an extraordinary way, allowing for transformative philanthropic tradition from which the national parks sentiment that resonated throughout 2016. The parks investments across the park system. Powerful A great example of the value of effective partnerships were born more than 100 years ago. community was unified by the momentous celebration examples of how these efforts protect our national emerged in Wyoming where the future of a 640-acre and by the understanding of our imperative to inheritance can be seen from coast to coast. tract of land within Grand Teton National Park was at Thanks to generous donations from National Park preserve them for future generations. stake. With only eight months to complete the project, Foundation supporters – two-thirds of which came the Grand Teton National Park Foundation and the from individuals – we have currently raised over $400 The tremendous excitement surrounding The parks community was unified National Park Foundation joined forces to raise $23 million for the campaign, exceeding our original goal of the National Park Service’s anniversary by the momentous celebration and million in private funds. The successful acquisition $350 million. Given our collective commitment to do enabled the National Park Foundation to of this critical inholding will protect wildlife corridors what is necessary for these places, the National Park publicly announce the Centennial Campaign by the understanding of our for elk, bear, and antelope and provide uninterrupted Foundation Board of Directors made the decision to for America’s National Parks. When it was imperative to preserve them for vistas of the Tetons for future visitors to enjoy. increase our fundraising goal to $500 million to further introduced in February of 2016, we set an future generations.” strengthen and shape the future of our parks. ambitious goal of $350 million, making it the The important investments in our water, land, and largest ever fundraising campaign for the wildlife preservation efforts culminated in the As we ring in the National Park Service’s next century and National Park System. At Point Reyes National Seashore, our investment designation of the 413th national park in the north prepare to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National of $2 million, matched by the National Park Service, woods of Maine. On the 100th anniversary of the Park Foundation on December 18, 2017, our mission to Our launch was magnified by another historic achieved the restoration of the Drakes Estero National Park Service, National Park Foundation protect our nation’s rich natural and cultural heritage announcement: patriotic philanthropist David ecosystem. Among the many native species impacted Board Member Roxanne Quimby made a generous and connect all Americans to it has never been more Rubenstein continued his support of our national by this joint effort are California’s harbor seals – donation of 87,500 acres that allowed for the creation important. A vibrant second century for our parks would parks by contributing $18.5 million to support the one-fi¢h of which are born and raised along the of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. not be possible without you and your generous support. renovation of the Lincoln Memorial. The donation sandbars of Drakes Estero. By restoring the ecological The new park unit preserves pristine wildlife Thank you for contributing to our work to ensure our will enable the expansion of educational resources, balance, the only West Coast marine wilderness area habitat and provides exciting outdoor recreational parks continue to thrive for future generations.

4 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 5 Every Kid in a Park

Message from the acting director

Mike Reynolds | ACTING DIRECTOR, National Park Service

hen the National Park Service began planning invite all people, especially multicultural millennials, W for our centennial eight years ago, we knew to explore and engage with the more than 400 this milestone had to be more than a birthday party. national parks and community-based programs. Certainly we wanted to throw the celebration of Now, more than one in three millennials report a century, to excite, engage, and thank our vast being familiar with Find Your Park. While increasing These examples highlight the importance of public- Thanks to the National Park Foundation, we are able community of national park visitors and supporters. awareness is a crucial first step in establishing the private partnerships. Without private philanthropy, the to share our collective history in the places where More than that, we wanted to leverage the historic relevancy of our parks, the National Park Foundation’s Find Your Park movement would not have flourished, the it unfolded. In doing so, more people will be able moment to introduce our parks and programs to new work doesn’t end there. transportation needed to get kids to parks would not to see themselves reflected within the National audiences, seeding the next generation have been secured, and unique work and recreational Park System. Stonewall and Belmont-Paul National of national park stewards. To tackle this programs in parks would not have been possible. Monuments now join the growing list of parks where ambitious undertaking, we partnered with the Through grants in support of the Every the National Park Foundation’s support helped us to National Park Foundation. Kid in a Park program, 147,000 fourth Private philanthropy also plays a pivotal role in enabling establish parks that tell a more inclusive American the National Park System to tell a more complete story, including Pullman National Monument, graders were able to experience the Nurturing life-long connections to national American story. Two of the national parks designated in Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument, parks and protecting these remarkable wonder of our public lands – 73% of 2016 demonstrate the pivotal role of the National Park and César E. Chávez National Monument. places are core elements of the mission whom were first-time visitors." Foundation in achieving that important mission hand in of both the National Park Service and hand with the National Park Service. In New York City, the The work of the National Park Foundation during the National Park Foundation. In 2016, first park to interpret the LGBTQ civil rights movement our centennial year helped us harness the power of the partnership between our two organizations, In 2016, the National Park Foundation backed a myriad was established as Stonewall National Monument. Here, the entire parks family. The remarkable community especially in spearheading the nationwide centennial of initiatives to support the work of parks, programs, in addition to the $2 million it has commi™ed to help of national park supporters grew in 2016 – and its celebration, resulted in unprecedented support for and park partners. Through grants in support of the establish the new park, the National Park Foundation is impact continues to resonate across the country. and visitation to our national parks. Every Kid in a Park program, 147,000 fourth graders working to create a dedicated nonprofit Friends Group You helped make the National Park Service were able to experience the wonder of our public lands to provide the park with ongoing philanthropic support. Centennial an unforgettable year and ensured our The fact that national parks welcomed a record- – 73 percent of whom were first-time visitors. People In Washington, D.C., the home that served as the continued relevancy as we embark upon our second se™ing 331 million visits during our centennial of all ages participated in recreation and exercise epicenter for the advancement of women’s equality was century together. Thanks to our dynamic partnership year indicates that the Find Your Park / Encuentra programs across the country, thanks to 25 Active Trails established as Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National with the National Park Foundation, we exceeded Tu Parque movement is reaching new audiences. program grants. In 42 national parks, the National Park Monument. The critical repairs to and restoration of this our expectations for the centennial and launched When the National Park Service and National Park Foundation funded the hiring of 614 young people new park are possible through a $1 million grant from the what is sure to be a vibrant next century for the Foundation launched the movement, its goal was to through the 21st Century Conservation Service Corps. National Park Foundation. extraordinary places in our care.

6 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 7 Our work

Over a century ago, private citizens proved that individuals could make a difference in protecting our land. Moved by passion and the immediacy of encroaching threats, they joined together to set aside places of profound beauty and rich history. They inspired a revolutionary idea, laying the groundwork for the modern conservation movement and public-private partnerships.

The National Park Foundation champions this legacy of private philanthropy today, directly supporting the National Park System through its Centennial Campaign for America’s National Parks. Launched in honor of the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service, it is the largest comprehensive fundraising campaign in our organization’s history.

The campaign seeks to provide a critical margin of excellence for our national parks. It expands efforts to not only protect these national treasures, but also to engage all Americans by creating opportunities that foster life-long connections to parks. These investments will strengthen and shape our parks, ensuring they remain vibrant in their second century.

Yellowstone National Park

8 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 9 protecting our national MORE COMPLETE PARKS Transferred 14 land inholding heritage donations from Elliotsville Plantation, Inc. to the National THROUGH SUCCESSFUL INVESTMENTS IN Park Service to permanently CONSERVATION, SUSTAINABILITY, RESTORATION, protect 346 acres at six national AND PRESERVATION INITIATIVES, THE NATIONAL PARK parks, including Ge™ysburg A REVITALIZED WATERSHED FOUNDATION SAFEGUARDS OUR NATIONAL HERITAGE. National Military Park, Black Recolonized the watershed of the Elwha River following the largest Canyon of the Gunnison National dam removal project in U.S. history at Olympic National Park by Park, and Glacier National Park. reopening more than 70 miles of spawning and rearing habitat for adult Chinook salmon, sockeye salmon, steelhead and bull trout.

AN UNDERWATER WILDERNESS WHERE HISTORY WAS FORGED TRIBUTES TO Restored the marine wilderness Refurbished iconic historical and ASTOUNDING COURAGE of Drakes Estero Estuary at cultural assets, and upgraded Supported the planting of 450 red Point Reyes National Seashore, visitor services and facilities at maple trees at Flight 93 National allowing for the growth of critical seven national parks, including Memorial; the development of native species on which other those made possible by David construction drawings for the marine life depend by cleaning Rubenstein at Arlington House, 93-foot Tower of Voices; and the up five miles of oyster racks and The Robert E. Lee Memorial, collection of oral histories from removing more than 500 tons of Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality first responders, journalists, and aquaculture debris. National Monument, and the family members of loved ones on

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Lincoln Memorial. Flight 93. Lincoln Memorial

10 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 11 to the park, “Significant wildlife habitat, recreational opportunities, and scenic resources are now permanently protected for the park,” Schneider noted. “It’s a gi¢ that celebrates the centennial of both the National Park Service and Acadia National Park.”

In addition to Roxanne Quimby’s land donations, partners worked together to conserve a 62-acre parcel at Sawyer’s Point at Seal Cove Pond in 2016. It was the largest unprotected tract of land within the park’s boundary and was an important acquisition for protecting wildlife habitat, the Seal Cove watershed, and one of Acadia’s most secluded coastal areas.

The park intended to purchase the parcel using the Land and Water Conservation Fund, but the appropriation process can be lengthy. “O¢en, a private land owner doesn’t want to wait years – they don’t have the patience for that,” remarked Schneider. To acquire the parcel, the Maine Coast One Hundred Years Heritage Trust, Friends of Acadia, and the National Park Foundation partnered to complete the and Still Going strong acquisition and leverage federal funds appropriated by Congress.

he enchanting appeal of Maine’s Acadian – a challenge public-private partnerships have worked The addition demonstrates the strength of T archipelago has drawn people to it for thousands to address throughout the park’s 100 years. partnerships between local land trusts, park friends of years. Its iconic granite cliffs ju™ing out to greet groups, and the National Park Foundation. “That’s a the sea, calming lakes and pristine ponds, and “Acadia is unique in that this park is by and large a really important model to protecting lands because the intoxicating smell of the fresh salt air create philanthropic park. It was established through the it allows the private sector to make the purchase an arresting se™ing for all who experience it. By donation of land from generous individuals, and when the seller is willing to sell it, and then hold it the beginning of the 20th century, the impact of that tradition continues today,” said Acadia National until we finally get the Land and Water Conservation the region’s growing development threatened this Park Superintendent Kevin Schneider. “Throughout Fund appropriation,” said Schneider. “It was great extraordinary haven and moved conservationists to our 100-year history, we’ve been trying to fill in the how the National Park Foundation worked so band together to preserve the natural landscape. holes in terms of land protection and preserve the carefully and closely with our partners. It’s really most important parcels so that we protect wetlands, important so that we have this covered at the local George B. Dorr, Charles W. Eliot, John D. Rockefeller lakeshores, and scenic vistas. Elliotsville Plantation, and national level.” Jr., and others acquired parcels of land across Inc. (EPI) has been a phenomenal partner in helping Mount Desert Island, donating them to the federal to do that.” The extraordinary support of park lovers made the government to create and expand Acadia National centennial of Acadia and the National Park Service Park. Though this partnership preserved thousands With assistance from the National Park Foundation, a banner year. “Land acquisition is a constant for us; of acres across the island, the nonlinear boundary of and thanks to Roxanne Quimby’s generosity, EPI we’ve been trying to purchase appropriate parcels Top to bottom: a female flicker in Acadia National Acadia National Park and the privately held land within donated nine key parcels, totaling over 75 acres, to throughout our history to make the park whole,” Park; George B. Dorr; Seal Cove Pond

that boundary le¢ the park with numerous inholdings Acadia National Park in 2016. By conveying the parcels NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Schneider reflected.

12 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 13 Kingsley Plantation, Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve

VIBRANT LIVING CLASSROOMS FIND YOUR PARK SERVICE TO THE SYSTEM Transported nearly 147,000 fourth Inspired 331 million recreation visits Hired 614 youth for the 21st Century graders to 191 national parks and to national parks in the centennial Conservation Service Corps to public lands – 73 percent of whom year through the Find Your Park help 42 parks across the National were first-time visitors – through campaign, and generated 641,200 Park System accomplish activities our support of the Every Kid in mentions of #FindYourPark/ such as the restoration of trails and a Park initiative to experience #EncuentraTuParque across social building of ADA-accessible ones, real-world, hands-on examples of media, ensuring more than one in monitoring of endangered species, their classroom curricula. three millennials became aware of and hosting of educational and the movement. interpretation programs.

CREATING TRAILS FOR ALL NATIONAL CHRISTMAS Motivated nearly 17,000 people LIFE-LONG TREE LIGHTING of all ages to participate in Presented the 93rd annual National the Active Trails programs – Christmas Tree Lighting with the activities ranged from 5Ks, to CONNECTIONS National Park Service to an audience guided paddles, to night sky of over 15,000 live at President’s Park. programs – across the country THE NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION INSPIRES The ceremony featured the first with support from more than PARK STEWARDS BY CREATING OPPORTUNITIES family, A-list and emerging artists, 800 volunteers who contributed TO NURTURE LASTING RELATIONSHIPS and was broadcast on PBS stations nearly 10,000 hours. BETWEEN PEOPLE AND PARKS.

DAWN KISH; GETTY IMAGES/ NEILSON BARNARD throughout December.

14 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 15 chainsaw, fork-li¢, CPR and first aid, OSHA-10, and residential wiring certifications.”

Over the course of the 12-week stint in both the front and back country of Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks, the crew learned about natural and cultural resource protection and team-building as they completed physically and mentally challenging projects. “We had to hike all of our stuff up to the backcountry site,” Barajas noted. “Our two backpacks were about 65 pounds; one with everything we needed to live (our tent, two-weeks-worth of clothes, personal supplies, and water); the second had our tools and protective gear.”

Crew members also developed their problem-solving abilities in sometimes unusual circumstances. “One time, I got the chainsaw stuck in the tree I was working on and nobody was around to help pry it In The Footsteps of out,” remembered Pa™erson. “I had to make smaller cuts just to get it out of the tree.” Barajas added that the Tree Army trail maintenance work would also invite surprising discoveries. “It might look like a li™le rock popping up from the trail, but by the time you pull it out of the dirt, n the darkest days of the Great Depression, an The Sequoia Kings Canyon Conservation Corps you’d realize it was a couple hundred pounds,” he said. I initiative was created to put unemployed youth recruited 14 young adults from Fresno and Los Angeles to work. The “Tree Army,” as they were known, last summer. Among the crew were 23-year-old Joseph Pa™erson and Barajas’ time with the Sequoia Kings consisted of young men from disadvantaged families, Pa™erson and 19-year-old Victor Barajas. Much like Canyon Conservation Corps that summer inspired recruited into the Civilian Conservation Corps from the rest of the corps members, neither of them had them to continue their work with the conservation 1933 to 1942. The work-relief program completed stepped foot within a national park before – yet they corps back in Fresno. Without hesitation, each noted improvement projects in public lands and created joined the corps to help with the park’s maintenance they would recommend the experience to others. some of the most beloved trails and campgrounds needs and to gain work skills development. “Be ready to work and learn,” said Pa™erson. Barajas which continue to a™ract visitors today. added, “Your a™itude and maturity ma™er most up “It really helps young people out who don’t have an there. It might be rough the first week or two as you This tradition of engaging the next generation of park idea in which direction they want to go, and it gives make the adjustment – I’m glad I didn’t pass it up.” stewards lives on in the 21st Century Conservation a wide variety of career possibilities,” said Pa™erson. Service Corps (21CSC). Through the national effort, “It gives us a chance to earn job training and get By engaging new audiences in the transformative youth from underserved communities and experiences offered through the 21CSC, we inspire a returning veterans join the 21CSC for hands- It really helps young people out who sense of civic responsibility and life-long connections on job training while undertaking important to national parks. Our support of this powerful initiative conservation projects in public lands. In don’t have an idea in which direction would not be possible without the national park 2016, the National Park Foundation provided community. Thank you for helping us fund programs they want to go, and it gives a wide Top to bottom: Sequoia Kings Canyon Conservation funding to hire 614 youth for the 21CSC in 42 that give youth a meaningful way to grow personally variety of career possibilities.” Corps member; the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1933; national parks across the country, including and professionally, all while ensuring America’s national 21CSC crew members in 2016

Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks. – Joseph Patterson SEQUOIA KINGS CANYON CONSERVATION CORPS; NATIONAL PARK SERVICE treasures remain relevant and protected.

16 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 17 SUPPORTED THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW NATIONAL PARK SITES

µ Stonewall National Monument µK atahdin Woods and Waters National Monument µB elmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument 2016 µP ullman National Monument highlights

$158.6 $126 Million Million IN CONTRIBUTIONS IN TOTAL SUPPORT AND GIFTS LAUNCHED VETERANS IN TO VITAL NATIONAL Helped Yellowstone National RAISED IN 2016 PARKS to enhance outreach PARK PROJECTS Park strengthen relations with 89,610 ACRES CONSERVED 614 YOUTH hired to help to more than 4,400 NPS veteran 26 AFFILIATED NATIVE at national parks 42 NATIONAL PARKS employees and their families AMERICAN TRIBES 732 RESTORED AND REPAIRED grants AWARDED TO 302 PARKS 112 & PUBLIC LANDS miles OF TRAILS 76.3 THOUSAND #FindYourPark/#EncuentraTuParque moments 1,225 ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES introduced to parks shared and 1.3 MILLION new followers joined on social media through Wilderness Inquiry canoeing activities DAWN KISH; VICTOR WEI; VINCENT VASSALL; SUSAN SERMONETA

18 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 19 Thank You

The legacy of private philanthropy is interwoven in the history of our national parks. It is a tradition that the National Park Foundation proudly advances, providing philanthropic support to the National Park Service to protect our parks, improve the visitor experience, develop new programs, and engage younger generations.

The National Park Foundation gratefully acknowledges the many individuals, corporations, and foundations whose contributions make our work possible. This vital support helps us in our mission to provide national parks with the resources needed to maintain our national treasures and ensure their continued relevance for all Americans.

Big Bend National Park

20 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 21 OUR SUPPORTERS

TEDDY ROOSEVELT SOCIETY STEWARDSHIP CIRCLE The powerful conservation legacy Stewardship Circle members are our leadership supporters who have demonstrated an ongoing commitment of President Theodore Roosevelt to safeguarding America’s most beautiful and hallowed places through their generous annual contributions of lives on today in the more than 400 $1,000 or more. national parks that are preserved across the country. During his $1,000,000+ Popplestone Foundation Spencer F. Eccles Col. James M. Compton,  USA (Ret.) time in office, he protected over Al and Deeann Baldwin C. Dean and Kathleen Mr. Mark Headley and Ms. The Burpee Foundation and Rasmussen Christina J. Pehl Mike and Kathy Dougherty 230 million acres of public lands W. Atlee Burpee Company  The Winifred and Kevin P. Mr. David Hiller John and Marcia Goldman and signed new legislation that Reilly, Jr. Fund Elliotsville Plantation, Inc.  Mr. and Mrs. George R. Robert W. Gore would empower his successors Robert S. Rivkin and Cindy S. The James Foundation  Johnson Tom and Carol Goss  to safeguard cultural landmarks, Moelis  Peter S. Knight and Gail Hilary Ballon and Orin Ms. Helene Grant historic and prehistoric structures, Britton  Elise W. and Paul B. Schmidt Kramer John A. and Jean M. Grove and undisturbed wilderness. Brien M. O’Brien and Mary Robin Tauck  Carolyn and Chuck Miller Mrs. Francis W. Hatch Hasten  Patrick F. Taylor Foundation  Foundation Paul Henkart and Nancy The Pritzker Traubert Family Mr. Thomas W. Titsworth  Mosakowski Family To recognize individuals who share Foundation  Foundation Tomich Ernesto M. Vasquez, FAIA, in President Roosevelt’s bold vision, Richard E. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Mike Raney  NCARB  Bobbie and John Nau the National Park Foundation is Roy A. Hunt Foundation Mr. David M. Rubenstein  Gregory Annenberg Public Consulting Group, Inc. honored to highlight members of Mary Jo Veverka  Weingarten and Familiy Marie Byers Reed † Philip D. Jackson the Teddy Roosevelt Society – an The Shelby White and the The Sara and Evan Williams The Scrooby Foundation Jackie Kaye  Fund alliance of donors who have made Jerome Levy Foundation Mr. John A. Sobrato Laurie and Clark Kemble an extraordinary commitment to $100,000+ $50,000+ Mr. Clifford W. Stansell † Susan C. and John P. Kirk preserving our national heritage Ellen S. Alberding and Alexandria Real Estate Utilitree Carbon Company Ms. Julia G. Koths, in Kelly R. Welsh  Equities, Inc. memory of Valerie K. Koths and natural wonders with Deborah and Gary Wendt Kathleen Brown  Nancy and Joachim Bechtle Ms. Sue Lashley philanthropic support of $1 million The Winnick Family Mrs. Laura Bush and Ms. John and Jeanine Cushman Foundation  Diane K. Lofland or more. Jenna Bush Hager for John and Maureen Ms. Allyson C. Louthan "Our Great Big Backyard" Hendricks Charitable $10,000+ Anonymous (3) Jonathan B. Jarvis* C. Dean and Kathleen Rasmussen Mr. Phillip R. Cox  Foundation Anonymous (6) Ms. Rhoda Altom and Mr. Cory Carlson The Honorable Sally Jewell* Rocky Mountain Power Foundation STEWARDSHIP CIRCLE Amanda and Pete Docter Kian-Tat Lim The 1830 Family Foundation KEY Al and Deeann Baldwin The Honorable Dirk Kempthorne* Mr. David M. Rubenstein Linda J. Fisher  Annie and Kevin Parker  Mr. Gary L. Aten  Mr. George Ball Peter S. Knight and Gail Britton The Honorable Ken Salazar* Stephen L. Hightower  Charles and Helen Schwab Bailey Charitable Trust Multi-year commitment to The Centennial Mr. Phillip R. Cox Hilary Ballon and Orin Kramer David E. Shaw   Barbara and Amos Hostetter Hilarie and Peter Weinstock Rett and Michelle Benedict Campaign for America’s Steve and Roberta Denning Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lubbers Peggy and David Sokol The Honorable Sally Jewell  Ms. Susan G. Brown National Parks. $25,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dworsky Ellen R. Malcolm The Sowell Family The John Michael Anonymous (1) Ms. Elaine Burke Spencer F. Eccles John L. Nau, III Bryan S. Traubert and Penny Pritzker Kauffmann Trust † deceased Ms. Rhoda Altom and Mr. Robert & Frances Chaney Mr. Mark W. Headley and Ms. Christina Brien M. O'Brien and Mary Hasten Mary Jo Veverka Mars Foundation  Family Foundation Cory Carlson If you would like your J. Pehl Robert R. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Pahl Paul and Rebecca Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beutner Ms. Louise Chapman recognition name listed Jane N. Hughes and James H. Hughes Foundation  differently in future annual Roxanne Quimby Gregory Annenberg Weingarten George L. Bristol  Nelly Custis Chapter, Rick L. James and Vicki L. James Robert Menschel NSDAR reports, please contact us Mr. and Mrs. Mike Raney Shelby White Ms. Rosemary W. Colgate at 202.796.2515. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE PARK NATIONAL

*Honorary Teddy Roosevelt Society Members

22 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 23 Mary Ann E. Mahoney Wilmes Family Charitable James and Christine Dart Professor Thomas Nochajski Miss Victoria Aveyard Foundation Ellen R. Malcolm Mr. Richard L. Dike Joseph Orr Gary and Trina Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Woolf Malott Family Foundation Glenn and Karen Doshay Mr. Matthew Persaud Jane F. Barlow Mr. Adam Yenser R. K. Mellon Family John and Emily Douglass Vin and Caren Prothro Gary and Janet Binder Mr. and Mrs. Craig Yoder Foundation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John P. Duffy Patricia Bivona and Lynn Mr. Michael Remey Mears Mr. Ralph S. O'Connor Barbara Ettinger and Sven The Patterson Family $5,000+ Huseby Ms. Christy Remey Chin BMO Harris Bank N.A. Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (9) Michael and Sharlene Evans Ms. Lisa Remey Hastings Ms. Caroline Booth PowerTree Carbon The AE Family Foundation Jeffrey Gardner Mr. Paul M. Resch and Ms. Nora Boris Company, LLC Nancy B. Coleman The Applewood Fund at the James and Catherine Gero Mr. and Mrs. Alexander  Ruth and Dennis Prescott Community Foundation of Don and Jenifer Reynolds Bowie Santa Cruz County Rolf and Julie Goetze Dr. John K. Robbins and Mrs. Norman and Clare Richie Jennifer and Jeffrey Peter and Rhondda Grant Peri Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bendich Ms. Margaret Dyal Ms. Amy Johnson Venoodhar and Madhuri Mary and Charles Sethness Bridges Michael Greenstone and Reddy Charitable Foundation Ms. Mary Brock Ms. Harriet Faucette Bethany and Erik Johnson Katherine Ozment Joy and Jordan Renner Kathleen M. Shanahan Dr. David W. Brown Dr. Mitra Fiuzat The Kaufmann Foundation Gina Marie Greer Brenda Richardson Dr. Mark Sheldon Ms. Betsy Butters Fabian and Natalie Fondriest Ms. Kerry Keller-Ash Mr. Willis Griffis Ms. Cynthia Rizzo Nancy Snowden Mr. Arthur B. Byers Mrs. Morgan Fricke Cory Kihlstrom Christine and Jeffrey Grohne Janis and Stanley Roberts Somerset Trust Company Mr. Wes Callender Daniel and Leah Frye Scott M. Klein Dr. Susan Hall Mr. Douglas Romich and Ms. Ms. Nina Spiller Mr. Sean Coleman Lindy Fung Suzanne and Bob Klein Judith H. Hamilton Patricia Tietbohl Mr. Mark Stein and Ms. Deborah Copeland Mr. Jonathan Gales Dr. Jeffrey Kushinka Dr. Richard Hamilton Mr. David Romig Carol Baker T. David and Greta Cowart Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Frederick and Carol Lane Jeff Hawkins and Janet L. John J. and Inez K. Ross Carol and Peter Stewart Galle, Jr. Strauss Captain Jon Crowell Mr. Nick Langenfeld Charitable Fund SWCA, Inc. Regan and Billy Gammon Tim and Cheryl Hayden William Davidson Sara L. Latham Sampson Family Foundation Sonja Tate Henry and Jan Gruver David P. Henninger and Veda Mr. William Davidson David and Leighan Rinker Thomas Scanlan Ward Mr. Grant Thomas Ms. Lola P. Haren Foundation, Inc. Judy and Bill Davis Candice C. Seiger Ms. Barbara Hill Antoinette Trembinska and Jerry and Maralou Mr. William Lichtenberger Ms. Kim Davis and Ms. Ms. Sirely Shaldjian James Abry Harrington Jon and Elizabeth Nancy Kalina Richard and Julia Llewellyn Shared Vision Charitable Holzheimer Mr. Yu-En Tsai Heins Family Edward and Sherry Ann Chris and Anna Lynch Foundation Mr. Stephen House Mr. Harold W. Underhill Dayton Marian S. Heiskell Maura D. Mack Jeff and Gwynn Sharpe Claudia and Kerry Hueston Ms. Kathleen G. Unger Michael Levesque and Ann Mr. Kevin Herzog Daniel S. Clevenger and Steve and Cindy Shaw Devereaux Verne and Judy Istock Uvas Foundation Geoff and Jenni Hoff Julie E. Mackin Dr. Margaret Siber Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dill Ms. Barbara Jordan David and Nancy VerNooy Carrie and Thomas Mr. Alasdair MacKinnon Cindi Smith Nadya K. Scott Ms. Elisabeth Bottler Belinda and Dave DiMarcello Hutchinson Juniper Foundation Barry Lawson Williams and Dr. and Mrs. Scott Mattson Kenny and Muffin Spielman Margaret R. Seeley Ken and Cheryl Branson Lalita Tademy Suz Drgon and Doug Beach International Stone Cynthia and Mark Kuhn Susan McMillan Charitable Foundation Resources, Inc. Ron and Meredith Summers The Brock Davidson Fund Mr. and Mrs. James Williams Caroline M. Dudkowski The Lazzara Family Pamela H. Munro Mr. Timothy Setter Rachael and Peter Janowski Dr. Kathleen and Dr. Robert Thomas O. Brown Foundation Gregory A. Willisson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gregory and Sarah Muthler Swarts Bonnie Ward Simon Dumanowski Timothy and Susan Jensen Ms. Joyce Bucks Betty A. Lewis University Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Foundation Mr. Leon A. Nolting Mrs. Barbara Sweet Mr. Charles C. Cahn, Jr. and Environmental Charitable Wilson Mr. Edwin S. Snead, III Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael Suzanne Sykes Dr. Nancy Maruyama C. Kalina Wong Olauson Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Mr. Sheldon Lubar Les and Mary Sue Szivos Americo Cascella Laure Woods Alan and Carol Ann Olson Spurlino Genevieve M. Szuba John and Patricia Case Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mars Stephen Yurek Craig and Belinda Phicas Foundation Kathleen L. McCarthy Ms. Sandra C. Tedford Stevens  Esther and James H. David Zuckerman Ms. Dorothy N. Polayes Cavanaugh Laurie and Thomas Lois Teich Mr. David Townzen Ms. Ann Preston Chief Executives McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. Marc Tompkins Erica Ueland $2,500+ Jennifer A. Price and Tony Organization, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wade Tregaskis Mark H. and JoAnn T. Anonymous (14) Hunter Janet and Dick Coe McCulloch, III Wainwright Dr. Mark Turner Ms. Phyllis Miller Susan Aguiar Mr. Daniel Provencher Mr. and Mrs. Cheney Cowles Patrick and Beverly Van den Mallory & Diana Walker Mrs. Millicent S. Armstrong Jill A. Ptacek CTC Foundation The Myers Family Bossche Dr. Rebecca Whitesell Dr. Janet Asimov David and Edlyn Pursell

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24 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 25 Mr. and Mrs. William Wahl Ms. Jenny Allen William and Mr. Robert Bennett Ms. Jane K. Brown Mr. Yongjie Chen Jeannemarie Baker Mr. Jeremy Walson Mr. Patrick L. Allen Dr. Mickey Benson Mr. Michael Brown Mrs. Yu Mei M. Chen Ms. Mary Baldwin Mr. Reino I. Wantin Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Berlin Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Theodore K. Cheng Allnutt Malcolm G. Balfour Brunton Tom and Cathy Wasilewski Carol and Gary Berman Robert E. Chevalier Mr. Marshal Allshouse Ms. Doris Balinsky Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Bryson Mr. Thomas Whiteside April P. Bernard Preston S. Chiaro American Legion Post 143 Mr. Eric Banks Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. Peter Wright Mr. Stephen Bernier Mr. Joe Chin Buchanan Anderson Design Group, Inc. Suzanne Wittrig and Mr. Foster Young Bernier’s Market, Inc Dr. Eric Chitambar Dr. Alfonso Banuelos Curt W. Buchholtz Ms. Ashleigh Anderson Linda Young Ken and Sara Bigger Sanna and Sherman Chiu Eleanor Baria Kenneth and Karen Buchi Ms. Shelly L. Anderson Zumbro Family Foundation Mr. Richard Bingham Ms. Lynn Chow Nancy Ryan Barkman Ms. Maya Buckner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Angell Ms. Erin Binney Mr. Hans Christensen Mr. Barry Barnes Mrs. Carolyn Bucksbaum $1,000+ Mr. Bill Anzel Dr. Paul Birckbichler Lawrence Christianson Eleanor and Maynard P. & Katherine Z. Anonymous (68) Mr. Joseph Arcidicono James Barnhardt Mr. Nicholas A. Bird Buehler Foundation Mr. Robert Christenson Ms. Jean Acken Holly and Robert Ardinger Foundation Lynn and Terry Birdsong Dr. Rose M. Bulger Sally T. Clair Mr. Edward M. Acton Rick Arellanes Mr. Thomas A. Barron Mr. Norbert Bischofberger Christopher and Joan Ms. Jessica Clark Ms. Debbie Adams Mr. Kinnard Arias Ms. Diane Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bulinkis Ms. Lori Clark Bischoff Eric and Barbara Burgess Mrs. Seena Clark Sherrill Bishop Jeff and Debbie Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Blackboard Inc. Donald Burgio Clement Gordon and Dona Crawford Mr. Joseph Decarlo Ms. Amy Blackwell Jan Burton Mr. Curt Clifton Mr. Daniel J. Creston Ms. Karen B. Decker Marilyn Dean Blanton Ms. Lisa Busse Ms. Suzanne Cluff Ms. Nancy K. Cross Degnan Family Foundation Justin Blatny Ms. Merrily Butler Mr. Samuel Coale Ms. Martha Crothers, Ph.D. Christopher Delosh Kirk and Colleen Bodary Ed and Jan Bzik Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cohen Karen and John Crotty Mr. C. Henry Depew Ms. Christine Boesen Ms. Patricia A. Cabrey Morton and Barbara Cohen Foundation Rob and Emily DesHotel Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Dr. Debra Cagan Mr. Morty Cohen Bradley Currey, Jr. Ratnakar Dev Bongarten Bennett Cale and Gabrielle Mrs. Norma Cole Ms. Phyllis Curtis Mr. and Mrs. David Devaux Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boortz Anderman Ms. Debbie Colla Ms. Jessica Dabrowski Mr. Ralph Devoto Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Borland Mrs. Laurel Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colwell Ms. Margaret D’Albert Ms. Allison Dew Carl A. Bortol Ms. Diana Camp Community Foundation of Mr. Mark Dalton Ms. Deborah Dewey Glenn and Katherine Bosio William Carlson and Susan New Jersey Susan Dando Ms. Saundra Dewey Leslie F. Boswell Lingle Mr. and Mrs. David Condren John and Ginny Dant Dr. Lynne Diamond Timothy and Susan Bottoms Ms. Wendy Carlson Mr. Tim Conovaloff Dr. Ashley D’Antonio Mr. David Dickey Dr. Tacey Boucher Mr. Jeffrey Carlyle Ms. Elizabeth Cook Laura M. Darling Ms. Betty Diem Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bower Mike and Laura Carns Mr. Randy Cook Ms. Carolyn Davis Mr. William F. Dingus Dr. Janie A. Carpenter Mr. Craig Bowman Mr. Robert P. 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Cotton Mr. David Day Eric and Rosalina Domin Mr. Grady Ash Kim and Smoky Bayless Kevin and Tamara Bretting Mr. John Chamberlain Mr. Alain Couder Ms. Connie Adler Mrs. Barbara Bayless Dr. Roger Day and Dr. Tami Mr. Harold Doolittle Ms. Carol Austin Mr. Eugene Chang S. Martin Mr. Niladri Aichbhaumik Ms. Priscilla Brewster Nic and Meghan Covey Ms. Jaclyn Dostourian Miss Isabella Azevedo Mary L. Beall Suzy and Jim Broadhurst Ms. Julie Chappell John and Page Knudsen Ms. Ana Maria H. de Alba Ms. Ruth Albright Mr. Michael Beasley Mr. and Mrs. John Douceur Mr. Wiliam Backer Ruth Charbonneau Cowles Mr. Marion I. De Cruz Melissa and Tom Alexander Dr. Deb Brock Linda Ankrah Dove Ms. Bonnie Bain Kathleen Beckman and William and Michelle Mr. Daniel Broennimann Ms. Monica Chase Mr. and Mrs. Joel Dearborn Ms. Madelyn Alfano Theodore Postol Crabbin Ms. Vivian Dreese Mr. and Mrs. George Baker May S. 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26 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 27 Mrs. Kay Drey Fast Tempos & Odd Time FT Cares Foundation Mr. Joseph Gray Susan Johnson Dr. William Kilpatrick Signatures Ms. Margaret J. Drury Marilyn T. Gaddis, Ph.D. Greater Kansas City Mrs. Colette Johnston Mr. Jeremy Kirchner Ms. Sarah Faubel Community Foundation Mr. James Dubose Donald J. Galetich Andrea Jones Mr. William Kirk Benjamin and Kristen Fay Joanne T. Greenspun Dayton and Dianne Duncan John J. Gallagher, III and Professor Ann R. Jones Mrs. Kathryn S. Kirse Joseph L. Feigenbaum April L. Gallagher Dr. Deborah A. Gries Dunham Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ms. Carol Klein Michael and Susan Mr. Morris S. Gallagher Ms. Jean Grieve Jones Mrs. Lisa D. Dunham Kevin and Bree Klotter Fellers John D. Galligan Mr. Michael Griffin Meredith Jones-Mckeown Ms. Cas Dunlap Mr. Martin Klotz Mr. Nicholas Ferenc Dhrumil Gandhi and Renu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Rex Joseph Ms. Cecilia Dunne Mrs. Ernest F. Knell Mr. Ben Ferrell Gandhi Gronlund Mr. Robert Judd Jacqueline Dyer and Keith Ms. Lesley Knowles Fine and Greenwald Mr. Craig Gantner Mr. Peter Gross Hammonds Joseph and Barbara Kacmar Foundation Mr. Edward Kochalski Dr. Melissa Garrett Ms. Elaine Warshell and Mr. B. Eades Rachel and Tim Kacmar Ms. Molly Finn Richard Grossman Ms. Denise Kokales Brenda K. Gates and Mark R. Mr. Ralph C. Eagle Jr, M.D. Lori L. Kalinowski and Henry Dr. Christian Fischer McGee Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Grove Mr. Johann F. Kolling Dan and Terese Heintzelman Mr. John T. Howard J. Fournier James and Janice Eakle Mrs. Ann Lee Konneker Mr. Stephen C. Fish Donald and Karen Geary Mr. Gregory Gumpert Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kammer- Edward and Amy Easton Ms. Darla Hubbell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dan and Gloria Geismar Mr. Michael Gunther Kerwick Douglas and Jeanne Korns JC Heller Scott and Ria Hudson Dr. Jacquelynne S. Eccles Fitzhugh Mr. Matthew Kotzmann Mr. George Gelzy Major Michael J. Gunther Dr. Frances Hellman and Mr. Mr. Robert Karp Mr. William Eder Captain Benjamin Fizzell Ms. Phyllis Hughes Ms. Elizabeth Gemmill Jeffrey and Paula Gural Warren Breslau Karras/Clark Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kozicki Col. Carol L. Edgington Mr. Patrick Flaherty Alan and Thanette Mr. and Mrs. Michael Genest Mr. Ned Gustafson Joseph Hellman Hunsberger Edward and Heidi Kaska Kenneth F. Kraus Charles Edmondson Ms. Adrienne Flave Ms. Carolyn Gentile Robert Gutenstein Mr. William Helms Ms. Shirley Hunt Anna Mae and Robert Kass Jeffrey Krauss James and Tara Gerber Corbin and Pamela Mr. Thomas F. Hemeyer Mr. Jeff Hunter Callie and Michael Kassow Mr. Andrew Kretzschmar Gwaltney and Mrs. Julia C. Corbett- Mr. Brian Krieger Mr. George W. Getz, Sr. Hemeyer Mrs. Rita Hunter Sheldon and Audrey Katz Gregory Haack Mr. Robert Krohn Mr. Christophe Ghaye Mr. Robert Hendon Mr. William Hunter Ms. Harpreet Kaur Mr. Mike Hackney Mr. and Mrs. James R. Mr. John Giblin Kevin and Linda Henker Ms. Janet Huston Leslie Kautz Mrs. Saara Hafeez Krueger Dr. Helen Gift Dr. Joshua Henson Mr. John Hutchison Major Jonathan Kayl Mr. Paul Hagen Krumholtz Family Mr. Rick Gill Mr. Ralph Herbert Margaret L. Hyde Ms. Retha Keenan Foundation Dr. Christopher Hagenah Mr. Frank Giorgi Ms. Marjorie Herrick Ms. Jane L. Ingle Mr. Kevin Keeton Mr. Alan Krusi Mr. Robert Hagge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Glasky Ms. Linda Hess Allen L. Ingling Gerald A. and Charlene L. Leonard A. Krysinski Rev. Melinda Hall Keller William and Janet Ms. Lucy Hibberd Mr. Michael Y. Irei Ms. Julia Kuchman Glucksman Gloria Shaw Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Kelly Ann and Tomas Hill Ms. Katherine M. Irwin Mr. Thomas R. Kuhn Dr. Jack Goetz Nancy Hamilton Pat and Susie Kelly Ms. Dawn M. Hill Ms. Ellin Irwin William A. Kumpf Ms. Jennifer Goff Mr. Bitten Hansen Ms. Patricia Kennedy Mr. Chris and Mrs. Jennifer Mr. Mahesh Iyer Mr. Mark V. Kuntz Mr. Douglas Golann Ms. Kathleen Kress Hanson Hinger Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ms. Marilyn Jacob Kenworthy Stephen A. Kuranoff Myles Goldfein Joy Kraus Hargett Ms. Mary Hinson Ms. Sondra James Ms. Dorothy Kern The Kuruma Family Mr. and Mrs. James A. Aaron and Candice Hark Alan J. Hiromura and Ms. Cynthia Jamplis Mr. James Kevoian Ms. Sylvia Lafranchi Goldman Ken Harrison Candace A. Waage Mr. David Eisner Lawrence and Stephanie Flinn Ms. Kathryn Janson The Steve and Nancy Kidwell Randy and Kathy Lake Stephen and Bette Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mr. Jordan Hirsch Mr. Kenneth Ellington Jean Flood Lois Jarvinen Philanthropic Fund Robert and Vivian Lamb Goldstein, Munger and Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Jerre A. Hitz Jennifer and Toby Elliott Sonia and William Florian Associates Kenneth M. Jastrow, II Ms. Maia Kikerpill Fund of Triangle Dr. William K. Hart Mr. Tom Hobbs Community Foundation Mrs. Nancy R. Enterline- Murray and Jeanie Kilgour Ms. Delia Flynn Geraldo and Scarrain Gomes Mr. and Dr. Fred Hartline Ms. Rosie Jen DeSesa Ms. Debra Holbrook Ms. Susan Flynn Mr. Jerry Goodwin Dorothy Hartman Mrs. Amanda Jennings Jacqueline and Christian P. Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Mrs. Jessica Ford Florence F. Goodyear Craig and Jean Jentz Erdman Harvey’s Foundation Hollenbeck Mrs. Alma K. Forman Mr. Alex Gorsky Mr. Richard Jigarjian Paul A. Erskine Mr. Roy M. Havenhill Professor Peter Hollenbeck Ms. Susan Forsberg Mr. John Gorsuch Mr. Christopher Johns Mr. Timothy Ervin Ms. Carol A. Hawke Mr. Lucas Hollenkamp and Betsy and Tom Franz Gradient, LLC Ms. Cora Walsh Ms. Carolyn Johnson Elizabeth Estes Mr. Richard Hay Jean W. Frazier Mrs. Leila Grantz Mr. Richard F. Honigsbaum Eric C. and Kathleen Mrs. Christina Evans Roger D. Haynie Minadeo Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Freeborn Nick and Margaret Grasso Richard B. 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28 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 29 Ms. Jacci McKenna Jared and Dawn Minkoff Brian and Martha Nash The Perlstein Foundation Mr. Brian Ratner Ms. Celeste Ruwwe Ms. Karen L. McKinley and Cynthia Miscikowski Michael and Lisa Diaz Nash Mr. and Mrs. Chad Jones Mr. Richard Rawley Mr. David Sacarelos and Mr. Russell D. Hibbard Mrs. Lynn Lanza Stephen and Lucia Missall Mr. Daniel Nassif Michael and Michelle John and Carolyn Redfield Ms. Wendy McKnight Perschbacher Ms. Alicia Saffer Mr. Richard Mistler Mr. Gust H. Nelson Mrs. Freda Reid Mr. Jonathan McMullen Anne Pert Ann M. Sagalyn, DMD James and Lillian Mitchell Mrs. Melanie Nelson Andrew and Joann Reinsel Judith and W Scott McNary Mr. John F. Peters Betty Sagnes Ms. Jennifer Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dr. Meg Reitmeyer Mr. Brian Peterson Amy Shelton McNutt Laura Mitchner Nelson, Jr. Ms. Becky Rhinehart Mr. Daniel Sakura Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Mogran/Novak Foundation Mr. Chuck Nesbit R. J. and Kathryn Riddell Mr. Pito Salas Mr. Greg DiCostanzo and Peterson Mr. Samuel Molinari Mr. H. K. Neu Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rider Lonnie and Jenny Samford Ms. Gillian McPhee Mr. and Mrs. Kai Petersen Mr. John T. Mollen Bryan Newcombe Mr. David Riedell Santa Fe Garden Club William L. McSwain and Mr. Juergen Pfaff Mr. Jeffery A. Lammers Ms. Phyllis Macadam Monica McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Richard Monroe Carolyn and Denton George A. Riehle Ms. Katherine Sanville Newham Mrs. Jane N. Pfautz Ms. Jude Landis Mr. Bradley P. Mackler McVay Foundation Ms. Marilyn Moon Mr. Thomas Rikert Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sarg Ms. Nancy Newton Mr. Bruce Pfeffer Mr. Jeff Lang and Ms. Ms. Brenda Mahon-Deri Ms. Felicia Meila Ms. Ruth Moriarty Daniel L. Ritchie Mr. Nikhil Sarin Ramona Svendgard Mr. Christopher Rau and Ms. John A. S. Pfister Mr. Carl Malcolm Catherine and David Mekus Mr. Carl Sass Karen Morita and Basil Susan E. Newton Mr. Joel Rittmueller Linda and Mark Lang Mr. Donald Phillips Bruce and Lynne Man Ms. Jeanne Melick-Shield Chadbourne, III Jonathan Saxe Mr. Kevin Noble Mr. Richard Roberts Chiswell D. Langhorne, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Phillipy Ms. Laura Manis Herman Mellott Mary Aileen Morningstar Mrs. Laura K. Scarbro Yvonne Norton Mr. William P. Roberts, III Ms. Teresa Larsen Mr. David Piazza Janean L. Mann Stephen R. Mercer Family Mr. and Mrs. William George and Kristine Schaaf Mr. Benjamin Nunes Mr. Patrick Roche Miss Mary A. Lasut Morrill Mrs. Lynne Pickard Ms. Kathy Mansker Fund Ms. Michelle Oberle Patricia Hankins & William Dr. Paul Morris Ms. Mary Pigott Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mapel Ms. Kristine J. Metter Lawrence Ms. Michele Morrison Mr. Thomas O’Connor Dr. Raul A. Pinon, Jr. Mr. Richard Marcus Ms. Donna Meyer Mrs. Pamela F. Lawson Mr. Bruno Moschetta Mr. Joseph R. Offner Mr. and Mrs. William Pitts Havill Family Trust Lura Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Leath Mr. Charles F. Moss Mr. Robert Ohmes Mr. Jack Plagge Katherine A. Marshak Janice and Joseph Meyers Mr. Milt Lebsack S. Joseph and Laura Jeff and Julie Michael Mr. and Mrs. Javier John T. Poole and S. Joan Carrie B. Marshall O’Keeffe Mr. Steven T. Leckman Movellan Moyer-Poole Gene and Susan Mickey Mr. Jack Marshall, Jr. Mr. Eric Olsen Ms. Jodi Lee Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moynihan Mr. James Poole Ms. Beth Mielke Mr. and Mrs. A. William Mrs. and Mrs. Norman Olson Mr. Richard Lee John and Linda Muckel Ms. Audrey Poppen Marshall Ms. Mikhaila Mikel Foundation Ms. Valerie Olson Dr. Raymond and Kathleen Lester Poretsky Family Ms. Pamela Massey Mrs. Diane B. Mikulis Levitt Mr. Richard M. Muenze Abby & George O’Neill Trust Foundation Douglas Mayer Mr. and Mrs. George Miley Franklin and Virginia Lew Trudie Muir Victor and Jeanne Orphan Mr. Jerome Posner John Maynard Ms. Cathy Milkofsky Rev. Betty Lewis Chad Mulholland Mr. Alfred E. Osborne, Jr. Tony Powell and Stefanie Ms. Peggy Mays Ms. Teri Millard Owczarski Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lewis Ms. Barbara Muller Mr. Zach Ostrovsky Walter J. Mazzella Mr. Benjamin Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bear Pratt Ms. Corinne Schauer Ms. Maryon D. Lewis Jeffrey and Debbie Mulligan The Oxholm Family John Rockwell Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCoy Ms. Betty Miller Michael A. Preston Mr. George Schildge Mr. Robert Liebmann Kenneth G. Murawski Mr. and Mrs. Montie Pace Nic Romaine Margaret and Richard Jim and Peg Miller Dianne and Jim Prevo Ms. Maya Schlegel Stephen and Barbara Mr. Thomas P. Murphy Ms. Mary R. Page Mr. Jose L. Rosado McBride Charitable Fund Mr. Raymond Miller Mr. Dale F. Schmaltz Limauro Mr. Michael Murray Ms. Sara Paranilam Deedie and Rusty Rose Mr. and Mrs. Mark McClure Ms. Deborah Price Mr. Richard O. Miller and Ms. Anthony A. Schmidt Family Mr. and Ms. Jiunn-Chorng Edmund H. Muth and Rita The Richard Laurence Parish Ms. Kathleen Rose Lin Mr. Deed McCollum Patricia A. Elwell Mr. William Puchlevic Foundation D. Tan Foundation Roberta and Roger Mr. Timothy W. McCormick Ms. Sharon Miller Mr. Robert Purdy Jordan Schmidt Mr. Robert K. Lindley Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Biba and Jon Parker Rosenberger Ms. Elise Liniger Thomas and Jessica Timothy and Leslie Milliken Myers Foundation Christopher and Alison Wendy and Tom Rosenthal Ms. Stilla Schmidt McCraw Pyott Mr. Thomas Lord Ms. Elizabeth Parker Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rossi Mr. Bill Schneider Mr. Kent J. McDonald Ms. Nancy M. Pyron Mr. Lester Lovier Debra and Allen Parmet Ms. Barbara L. Rossow Mrs. Joyce W. Schneider Mr. Tim Mcdonald Mr. William T. Quinn Ms. Cynthia Lucas Mr. Donald Pearsall The Richard and Barbara Richard M. and Carlile L. Dr. Fred And Marcia Kevin Radzyminski Schneider Ms. Barbara Luck Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Peck Rovit Foundation, Inc. McEwen Mr. Sriram Rajagopalan Mr. Allan Scholl Ms. Elaine C. Ludwig Dr. Kristen Peck Joan Rowland McClintic Ms. Sharil McFarlane Philip and Maureen Ramer Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Luebbert Family Charitable Mr. Richard Perez Dr. Edward L. Ruch Ms. Harriet McGuire Schollmaier Mrs. Elizabeth Ramirez Fund Mr. and Mrs. David Perkins Donald and Joyce Rumsfeld Dr. Lee McHenry Ms. Katherine Schoonover Mr. Michael Randolph Dr. Julie Lundy Mr. Jamel Perkins Nancy Ruskin Margaret A. McKechnie Ms. Sara Schramm Cindy and Jim Lynn Alex G. Randow

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30 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 31 Dr. Laura J. Schrock Raymond and Kim Shine Keith A. Solomon Ms. Darlene Thomas Mr. Kenneth Wong Estate of Phoebe Rosenberry Barbara L. Schuler The Shirley Family Mr. Howard Solot Mr. and Mrs. Otto T. Thomas Mr. Kurt Worley Estate of Edwards F. Rullman Adam F. Schwalm Mr. Martin Shonkwiler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Solot Ms. Patricia Thomasgard Ms. Diana Wortham Estate of Laura J. Schrock Ms. Nancy Schwanfelder Ms. Carol Short Debbie R. Sonenblick Mr. James Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wynne Mr. Edwin S. Snead, III Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Scott Mr. Brian Shul Mr. Robert Spear Linda and Steuart Thomsen Mr. Tom Yates Ms. Naomi S. Wain Ms. Catherine Scott-Wilson David and Donna Shumaker Greg and Cheryl Sprole Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bennet Yee Thornton Dr. Curtis Scribner Louis and Nellie Sieg Fund Mr. John Squeri Ms. Sarah Yeung Martha Thurber and Dena FOUNDATIONS Marilyn N. Seagears Susan Silcox Ms. Terri Squires Ms. Beckie Yon Willmore The Ahmanson Foundation Dr. Clark P. Searle and Dr. Ms. Beatrice Simpson Mr. Paul Stalec Ms. Martha Young Greg and Cathy Tibbles Karen L. Nixon American Council of Mrs. Carolyn Simpson Mr. Harold M. Stark Mr. Brian Young Stephen and Linda Learned Societies Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. The Paul and Emily Singer Mr. Randall Stattel Tillinghast Colonel Jim Youngson Annenberg Foundation Seastrand Family Foundation Ms. Patsy P. Stecher Thomas Tjernlund and Mr. Jason Zach Carole and Gordon Segal GRoW @ Annenberg Dr. Diljeet Singh Robyn Boche Elizabeth Steele Julie and David Zahn S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Mrs. Lynne Sendejo Dr. Brian Skop Mike Conley and Sue Steele Ms. Marilyn Torres Mr. and Mrs. John Zapp and the Stephen Bechtel Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sendelbeck Mark and Cindy Slane Fund Annette Steiner Ms. Marjorie Toth Mr. and Mrs. David C. Zecher The Muir Project, LLC Smith Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Charles Varsel Mr. Henry W. Wells The Campbell Foundation Ms. Heidi Stensby Robert and Ann Trauscht Todd and Anne Zielinski Ms. Patricia Serrurier Carolyn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vasques Peter Wendel Craig Network Foundation Sue and Bob Stephenson Ross and Marybeth Ms. Merri Zilka Jake McCarthy and Elizabeth Ms. Joann Smith Tremblay Dr. Lelia Vaughan Ms. Lucille Werlinich Disabled Veterans National Mr. Jeff Sterba Ms. Sallie Zoerb Shaffer-McCarthy Foundation Judith A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Mr. Robert Vaughan Mr. Allen Whaley Frances W. Stevenson Ms. Vicky Zollweg and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Tremblay Fund II Foundation Shafroth Kathleen and David Smith Mr. James Steverson Judy M. Vetter Mrs. Christine Whalley Michael Dunteman Anthony and Elsa Tripp W.K. Kellogg Foundation Henry Steward Mark and Nancy Viets Ms. Joan Wheeler Mr. Ronald Zuckerman Mr. Steven Tripp Kendeda Fund Ms. Glenna G. Stewart Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Vinson Matthew Whelton Leanne Freas Trout ESTATES The Marisla Foundation Ms. Ami Vora Whippoorwill Family Mr. Ted Stimach Foundation, Inc. The Estate of Lina Belle Foundation Robert R. McCormick Mr. Paul Vosburgh Mr. Bryan Stirewalt Mr. Everett Trout Berrier Foundation Jeremy White Ms. Dianne Wagner Mr. Bill Stock Ms. Nancy Truettner and the Maynard P. and Katherine Z. The New York Community Treuttner Foundation Ms. Margaret White Buehler Foundation Colleen Stoneburner Ms. Naomi S. Wain Trust The Allayne and Douglas Dr. Steve Truong Ms. Mary Waldo Estate of Daniel R. Burch Pisces Foundation Dr. Gayle Storey Wick Foundation Ms. Lynda H. Tubridy The Walker Family Fund Estate of Mary E. Copin The Pittsburgh Foundation Ralph and LaVonne Stouffer Catherine Wilkinson and Mr. Hubert E. Twigg, Jr. Ms. Helene Grant Mr. Denis Streiff Mr. Thomas Walker John Rader Searle Funds at the Chicago James and Patricia G. Tyng Mr. Willis Griffis Community Trust Ms. Desiree E. Stuart- Paul and Rebecca Wallace Berry A. Williams The Louise Hubbard Trust Summit Foundation Alexander Dr. Anita Udayamurthy Michael C. and Lori S. Ms. Donna L. Williams Wallach The John Michael Patrick F. Taylor Foundation Mr. Joseph G. Stuchel Ms. Doris Ulrich Mr. Lee Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Walter Kauffmann Trust Waterfall Foundation, Inc. John E. and Susan S. Ms. Marsha Upson Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Wilson Sullivan John and Jean Walter Estate of Robert M. Wellsprings Family Ms. Elizabeth Urban Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson McGaffey Mr. Manson Surdam Steve and Amy Waranauskas Foundation Richard Urell Mrs. Sallie S. Wilson Estate of Vivian M. McLean Simons Foundation Martha Smith Jim and Joanne Swann Mr. John Ward Mr. Mark Shaieb Mr. Lukas Utiger Winchester Neurological Estate of Emily Mesner Yawkey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith, Jr. Dr. Deborah Sweet Mr. Stuart Warnock Consultants Louann Shaner Ms. Courtenay Van Mrs. Marie B. Reed Howard and Joyce Shao Scott Smith and Beverly Jo Ellen and David Sweet Denburgh Mr. Nicholas Warren Ms. Robin Wink Achey Ms. Kathryn Sharp Dr. Leonard Swischuk Mr. and Mrs. Rick C. Van Thomas Wavering Ms. Dorothy Winkey Ms. Allison Smith Terrey Landingham Richard and Patti Shavelson Mrs. Carol Szutowicz Carol Weale Mr. Matthew Winkler Mr. Richard A. Smoll Ms. Mary E. Van Sise Mr. Michael Shea Ms. Elaine Taggart Dr. Donna Weber Mr. Terry Wise Mr. Richard Snell Mr. Criss E. Vanderburg Mr. Patrick Shea Mr. Kok-Chor Tan Tony Wei and Phoebe Mr. William Witchger Ms. Isabel Snyder Ms. Debra Vandermeer Chuason Ms. Mary T. Sheehan Mrs. Cynthia Taylor Ms. Gale Withers Brian VanderWaal and Jeff Dr. Nancy McCarthy Snyder Tom and Judy Taylor Weil, Gotshal & Manges, LLP Joseph Shen Hlavacek Dr. Michael C. Wolf and Dr. James Snyder Mr. Frederick Weis, Jr. Joyce M. Thibodeaux Wolff Family Charitable Mr. Zachary Sherburne Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. William Vanderwilt Mr. Andrew C. Thieneman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiss Trust Mrs. Laura Sherman Sobocinski Gregory and Kas Vargo Mr. and Mrs. William R. Welke

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Named for the founding year of Leonore and James Hogg Margaret A. McKechnie Betty Stremich and Nancy Sojka the National Park Service, the Ms. Edna M. Hoover William L. McSwain and Dr. Ronald Swenson and Ms. Susan Monica McSwain L. Daniels 1916 Society recognizes donors Margaret L. Hyde Amy P. Isaacs Louise and Dave Melcher Mr. and Mrs. James Talbot who have chosen to support and Harriet R. Jardine Chip Meyrelles and Laurie Connor Mr. David Thompson protect the future of our national Christopher L. Johnson Jim and Peg Miller Mr. Gerald Thulbourn parks through an estate plan gift. Mr. Scott Johnson Ms. Margaret E. Montville Steven M. Timian In listing the 1916 Society donors Mr. Cedron Jones and Mrs. Virginia L. Mouw Ronald M. Tollison who have given their permission Sara Toubman Edmund H. Muth and Rita D. Tan Tina Topalian and Maury Okun for their names to be published, Ms. Malinda Keith Thomas and Susan Neill Dr. L. Michael Trapasso Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Trundle we express our gratitude for their Gerald A. and Charlene L. Keller Ms. Mary Ellen Norton Allison Turner commitment, both now and in Ronald and Petta Khouw Brien M. O’Brien and Mary Hasten Gaye Kinkopf Ms. Sylvia Oshypko Karen and John Tyler the future. To learn more about Linda S. Kinsinger Padres Family Trust Len and Sue Uhal how to make a gift through your Peter S. Knight and Gail Britton Mr. Douglas J. Pahl Mr. and Mrs. Fred Unterleitner estate plans, please contact us at Carolyn L. Knoll Byron and T. Louise Peebles Nadine and J Vaught [email protected] Mr. Keith Kohler Nada Pendic David and Nancy VerNooy Sequoia & or via phone at 202.796.2526. Randi Korn Stacey Peters Mr. and Mrs. George E. Vranich Kings Canyon Paul and Rebecca Wallace National Parks Ms. Julia G. Koths, in memory of Ms. Jo Anne Peterson Valerie K. Koths Tony Powell and Stefanie Owczarski Phyllis D. Webster Hilary Ballon and Orin Kramer Christopher and Alison Pyott Adam Weisler Anonymous (35) Greggory A. Bruce Donald J. Galetich Monica A. Kramer Ms. Judy Quan Barbara Wightman and John Herren Ellen S. Alberding Brett Buchholtz Barbara L. Gasper Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. LaFleur, Jr. Mr. Donald Quinn Cheryl K. Wilfong Mr. Earl D. Alexander Walter and Monica Buzzetta Janet and Ira Gelfman Michael and Judy Lane C. Dean and Kathleen Rasmussen Joyce Wilkinson Judi and Larry Anderson Ms. S. Campo Jean George Lisa Laxson and Curt Clifton J. Donald Rimstidt Woods Construction Inc. Ms. Patricia A. Anderson John and Patricia Case James and Tara Gerber Mr. Joseph L. Leavell Marc S. Roth Barbara A. Wilson Al and Deeann Baldwin Mr. Donald H. Chadduck James and Catherine Gero Tom and Chloe Leback Elaine Sagers William and Wanetta Wilson Paul Bardacke, In Honor of William and Linda Ciaburri K. L. Gibson Margaret Lincoln Ms. Helen Schneider Dr. Michael C. Wolf Director Jonathan Jarvis Joe and Pat Clendenny Henry and Jane Goichman Ms. Jennifer V. C. Lindsay Richard M. and Carlile L. Schneider Ms. Qiaolun Ye Arthur W. Bartlett, III Col. James M. Compton, USA (Ret.) Michael Goldberger Jay W. Lindsey Mr. Leonard Seats Ms. Barbara H. Young Mr. James Baumn Mr. Phillip R. Cox Kathleen and Lawrence Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Lingo Ms. Laurie Seligman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Zabel Rett and Michelle Benedict Ms. Gloria J. De Victoria Ms. Jean C. Gorell Diane K. Lofland Joyce L. Shelton Scott and Jessie Bergman Ellen M. deLalla Tom and Carol Goss F. J. Lowe Mr. Charles D. Silverberg Mr. Arnold M. Berke and Jim and Kris Dorris Dan and Ellen Gray John C. Lubbers Mrs. Barbara Simpson Mr. T. Jacob Pearce Nicole M. Engdahl Charlie and Ginger Guthrie Ruth N. Lynch Mr. George Singer Rod R. Betsch James and June Englehorn Philippa M. Guthrie and J. Ms. Ariane Lyons Leo W. Skinner Mrs. Sharon Bidwell Mrs. Ellen L. Enochs Alexander Tanford Maura D. Mack Nancy L. Skinner Isabelle Bohman John C. Fairval Barbara Hanka and Daren Striegel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maddocks Ms. Mary Smith Donna Marie Boone Steve and Kathy Falco Will and Susan Harbaugh Ellen R. Malcolm George G. Snider Borgo Melissa C. Fitzmayer Aaron and Candice Hark Janean L. Mann The Sowell Family Peter P. Bradley Susan Fraker Evan and Karen Harolds Debra Martin Dr. Therese A. Sprinkle Dr. Adrienne Brandriss Betsy and Tom Franz Tim and Cheryl Hayden Heidi Massa Colleen Stoneburner Mr. Albert S. Branson Ms. Jane S. Futch Ann and Tomas Hill

34 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 35 Death Valley National Park FIND YOUR PARK/ENCUENTRA TU PARQUE PARTNERS

“As a premier partner of the “Our co-op was born in “Subaru owners are passionate National Park Foundation’s Find the parks. They are some of the national park visitors and we are Your Park/Encuentra Tu Parque most inspirational places in very pleased that we can make a movement and the 2016 National the world and they are where positive contribution to a resource Park Service Centennial, American our community feels at home. we all treasure. Through the Subaru Express is proud to engage Together, we can better protect National Park Zero-Landfill Initiative, communities in serving, preserving, and promote broader enjoyment we are working with the parks and celebrating the diversity of of these outdoor places to ensure that people can enjoy our nation’s national parks.” for the next generation.” them for generations to come.” Timothy J. McClimon Marc Berejka Thomas J. Doll President President President and COO American Express Foundation REI Foundation Subaru of America, Inc.

“The more kids are “For well over a century, exposed to the great the Coleman brand outdoors, the more has been synonymous they appreciate the with the great outdoors. beauty and wonder of Our products are nature. We are proud to designed for people of all make even more park ages to go outside and experiences possible, appreciate the boundless he National Park Foundation could not have into the fresh air of a nearby park. Budweiser and the inspiring lifelong wonders of America’s T achieved this level of success in 2016 without National Park Foundation co-hosted a Find Your Park conservation values for national treasures.” the support of its Find Your Park partners. Their Instameet that brought influential Instagrammers generations to come.” Dave Lew participation and generous financial support from across Texas to Big Bend National Park for Kevin Callahan Vice President helped propel the campaign to a national level and a weekend-long adventure. In celebration of the Vice President of Brand Development – significantly raised the profile of both the National National Park Service's Centennial, REI created a line Community Engagement Outdoor and Recreation Coleman Park Service and the National Park Foundation. Each of centennial co-branded products and featured them and Strategic Philanthropy Disney partner promoted national parks and the campaign in a special “Centennial Essentials” section of the in unique and creative ways through their platforms store aimed to outfit all Americans with the necessary and products. gear for their favorite outdoor activities, while giving back to national parks. As the sole automotive partner “National parks offer a multifaceted “Since the 1930s, Coca-Cola “Budweiser has long celebrated American Express inspired and mobilized people of all of the centennial, Subaru continued its commitment range of experiences, landscapes, has proudly supported the those who have seized the ages to volunteer in national parks across the country to our national parks, from millions donated and unique opportunities to get national parks by helping opportunity to explore this great through efforts such as Save the Park, a mobile game, through Share the Love to the Subaru National active physically and socially, hydrate guests, restore trails, country and is proud to be a and Find Your Park Days of Service. Humana launched Park Zero-Landfill Initiative. In line with its focus on which can help people of all ages and increase recycling.” long-standing partner of the Bring the Parks to You, a multi-faceted campaign that increasing the time kids and families spend in nature, achieve their best health.” Quinton Martin National Park Foundation.” used dynamic content, interactive experiences, and the Disney Conservation Fund continued its support Bruce Broussard Vice President of Ricardo Marques cutting edge Oculus Rift Virtual Reality technology to of Open OutDoors for Kids to help connect kids across President and CEO Community Marketing Vice President of Marketing Coca-Cola North America inspire people to get out of their air conditioning and the country to national park experiences. SARAH GUSTAFSON Humana Budweiser

36 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 37 Corporate Partners Ways to Give

Corporate support has played an important role in the National Park System for more than a century. This America’s national parks were established through the efforts of individuals who wanted to protect the places tradition of generous, dedicated support continues today and is critical to the success and vibrancy of the they loved – places they knew would ma™er long into the future. Today, the National Park Foundation carries second century of our national parks. Many of the national parks and programs that exist today would not be on that tradition with your help. Your gi¢ ensures that our national parks remain vital and relevant to future possible without corporate funding. The National Park Foundation depends on its corporate partners to help generations. Here is a sampling of ways you can support our national parks. provide our national parks with the resources needed to maintain their magnificent legacy and ensure their protection for future generations. STEWARDSHIP CIRCLE WORKPLACE GIVING Members of the Stewardship Circle make an annual gi¢ Help support the parks by designating the National FIND YOUR PARK The Coca-Cola Foundation Comcast Hub Group, Inc. of $1,000 or more to the National Park Foundation and Park Foundation in your workplace giving program, PARTNERS Columbia Sportswear Grand Canyon North L.L.Bean, Inc. receive exclusive privileges, recognition, and benefits. such as Combined Federal Campaign (CFC# 11252) or PREMIER Delaware North Rim LLC Parks Project, LLC other payroll-deduction work programs. American Express Companies, Inc. Democratic National Standard Vision, LLC MAJOR GIVING Budweiser GE Lighting* Commi§ee Taos Mountain Energy Significant contributions of cash or securities from BECOME A PARTNER Disney Globus family of brands Eagles Nest Outfi§ers, Inc. Foods, Inc. Humana Inc. Google's Made with Code Eastern National Tauck World Discovery private citizens help protect national parks, connect There are numerous opportunities for your Recreational Equipment, Google, Inc.* ecoStick Sweeteners The Lodge at Bryce new audiences to these treasured natural and cultural organization to meet its corporate social responsibility Inc (REI) GREY New York* Eddie Bauer Canyon, LLC resources, and inspire a new generation of park stewards. goals while supporting America’s treasured national Subaru of America, Inc. Harland Clarke Evolve Western National parks. The National Park Foundation works with Parks Association Local Independent Fun Academy ESTATE GIFTS organizations in a variety of ways that not only Charities of America Nature’s Path NATIONAL Ensure the lasting impact of our national parks by contribute to the National Park Foundation’s mission, The Coca-Cola Company National Geographic The O.A.R.S. Family PARTNER including a gi¢ through your estate plans such as a but also provide sales, marketing, and promotional The Coleman Company Partners, LLC of Companies $10,000  $14,999 Pacific Gas & Electric Osprey Packs, Inc. Avocados From Mexico will, trust, life income arrangement, or as a beneficiary value to our partners. SECOND Company Pizza Ranch, Inc. Brooks Sports, Inc. of a retirement or life insurance plan. CENTURY CLUB Salesforce Tailgate Clothing Company Cable Shopping Network LEARN MORE CHAMPION Starbucks Foundation TomTom North CH2M HILL, Inc. RECURRING GIFTS The National Park Foundation is the official charity $500,000+ Sunshine Bouquet America, Inc. Christmas Northeast, Inc. Support national parks year-round by making a of America’s national parks, working tirelessly to The Boeing Company Company Toray Composites Crescent Sock Company monthly gi¢ to the National Park Foundation via protect our country’s most beautiful landscapes, Church & Dwight, Co., Inc. The North Face (America), Inc Deckers Outdoors electronic payment using a credit or debit card. Outdoor Advertising Toad&Co Tourism Cares Corporation safeguard our heritage, and engage the next Association of America* The UPS Foundation Twi§er* Exelon Generation generation of park enthusiasts. To learn more about Pendleton Woolen Mills Vacation Races USAopoly Fluor Enterprises, Inc. TRIBUTE GIFTS the range of giving options, please contact us at The REI Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Yakima Products, Inc. IMW Agency Make a gi¢ to our national parks in memory or honor [email protected] or via phone at Union Pacific Foundation Xanterra Yankee Leisure Group Mitsubishi Electric and of someone special or to celebrate an important 202.796.2500. Power Products, Inc. occasion, such as a birthday, wedding, or holiday. $100,000  $499,999 $25,000$99,999 STEWARD Sempra Energy Airstream Airbnb $15,000  $24,999 T-Mobile MATCHING GIFTS Asset Marketing The Alcoa Foundation Applewood Books, Inc. Worldclass Collections Services, LLC CamelBak Checks In The Mail, Inc. Many organizations will match their employees’ Aramark Chaco Evelyn Hill, Inc. Multi-year partners are contributions to the National Park Foundation which recognized at the level of their Celestron LLC Chobani Guest Services, Inc. can double or even triple the impact of an individual cumulative giving. gi¢. Contact us for a current listing of companies with *Donation includes in-kind matching gi¢ programs.

38 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 39 Financial summary

ANNUAL GROWTH IN CONTRIBUTIONS AND GIFTS STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION as of September 30, 2016 2016 2015 MILLIONS $ 200 ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents $29,382,410 $10,203,045

$ 150 $158.6m Accounts and Other Receivables 18,609 16,980 Prepaid and Deferred Expenses 1,055,196 421,246 Pledges Receivable (Net) 57,835,650 52,851,158 $ 100 Investments (at Market) 72,317,801 66,093,020

$73.5m Furniture and Equipment (Net) 788,971 234,381 $ 50 Conservation Property 37,777 6,887,777 $43m Funds Managed as Agent for Others 30,764,450 26,205,014 $19.5m $20.5m TOTAL ASSETS $192,200,864 $162,912,621 $ 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Source: annual reports for each year Accounts and Other Payables $3,277,916 $2,956,038 Grants Payable (Net) 715,010 2,286,519 Notes Payable 1,000,000 – Deferred Rent 189,033 168,905 ATTAINMENT BY DONOR SOURCE Funds Managed as Agent for Others 30,764,450 26,205,014 Revenue sources for FY 2016 TOTAL LIABILITIES $35,946,409 $31,616,476

Institutional Foundations ...$11 million Family Foundations ...... $89 million NET ASSETS Individuals...... $38.6 million Unrestricted $32,710,159 $30,818,648 Corporations ...... $20 million Temporarily Restricted 92,783,986 90,014,107 Permanently Restricted 30,760,310 10,463,390

TOTAL NET ASSETS $156,254,455 $131,296,145 TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $192,200,864 $162,912,621

40 2016 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 41 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY STATEMENT OF ACTIVITY TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY as of September 30, 2016 UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL as of September 30, 2015 UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL

REVENUE AND SUPPORT REVENUE AND SUPPORT Contributions and Gifts $18,114,659 $38,348,337 $20,296,920 $76,759,916 Contributions and Gifts $15,825,417 $47,427,994 – $63,253,411 Contributed Property, Goods, and Services 480,000 81,344,144 – 81,824,144 Contributed Property, Goods, and Services 849,303 9,415,849 – 10,265,152 Litigation Settlement Contributions – 37,767 – 37,767 Litigation Settlement Contributions – 134,613 – 134,613 Management and Other Income 1,886,592 361,470 – 2,248,062 Management and Other Income 1,881,407 225,174 – 2,106,581 Net Assets Released from Restrictions Net Assets Released from Restrictions Satisfaction of Program and Satisfaction of Program and 121,784,472 (121,784,472) – – 30,292,540 (30,292,540) – – Time Restrictions Time Restrictions TOTAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT 142,265,723 (1,692,754) 20,296,920 160,869,889 TOTAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT 48,848,667 26,911,090 – 75,759,757

EXPENSES EXPENSES Program Services Program Services Program Grants 20,686,908 – – 20,686,908 Program Grants 16,922,034 – – 16,922,034 Program Grants (land) 80,246,500 – – 80,246,500 Program Support 14,616,253 – – 14,616,253

Program Support 25,094,255 – – 25,094,255 TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES 31,538,287 – – 31,538,287

TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES 126,027,663 – – 126,027,663 Supporting Services

Supporting Services General and Administrative 6,669,127 – – 6,669,127 General and Administrative 6,387,553 – – 6,387,553 Fundraising 9 ,606,839 – – 9,606,839

Fundraising 10,320,311 – – 10,320,311 TOTAL EXPENSES 47,814,253 – – 47,814,253 CHANGES IN NET ASSETS TOTAL EXPENSES 142,735,527 142,735,527 1,034,414 26,911,090 – 27,945,504 FROM OPERATIONS CHANGES IN NET ASSETS (469,804) (1,692,754) 20,296,920 18,134,362 FROM OPERATIONS NON–OPERATING ACTIVITY NON–OPERATING ACTIVITY Investment Income (Loss) (218,616) (410,024) – (628,640) Investment Income (Loss) 2,361,315 4,462,633 6,823,948 Gain on Disposal of Equipment 2,903 – – 2,903 Bad Debt Expense (96,564) – – (96,564) CHANGES IN NET ASSETS TOTAL NON–OPERATING ACTIVITY (312,277)(410,024) –(722,301) TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 1,891,511 2,769,879 20,296,920 24,958,310 NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 30,818,648 90,014,107 10,463,390 131,296,145 CHANGES IN NET ASSETS NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $32,710,159 $92,783,986 $30,760,310 $156,254,455 TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 722,137 26,501,066 – 27,223,203

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR 30,096,511 63,513,041 10,463,390 104,072,942 NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $30,818,648 $90,014,107 $10,463,390 $131,296,145

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