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NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION All photos courtesy of the National Park Foundation except where indicated 2

Our national parks tell the story of America. From our geography, our

lands, our culture, and our people, they embody the essence of a nation Our national park sforged tell by the powerful forces the of nature, the chronicles story of conflict, a spirit of innovation, and an enduring vision of democracy for all. They document

our nation’s milestones and hold them in perpetuity for the enjoyment

and enlightenment of generations to come. With each generation, our

parks protect and add to our story, safeguarding our nation’s most sacred

treasures, and honoring the American spirit that is embodied within them

all. Bigger than one place, one story, or one person, America’s national

parks represent a profound idea – that the very best of this nation will be

protected and preserved for everyone – always.

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The Honorable Sally Jewell Chair (current) The National Park Foundation, in partnership with The Honorable Ken Salazar Fiscal year 2013 was a momentous year While I am especially proud of the everyday Chair (former) the National Park Service, enriches America’s for the National Park Foundation. Thanks work of the National Park Foundation, it is John L. Nau, III to the commitment of our supporters, the essential that we maintain a consistent Vice Chair national parks and programs through private Foundation was able to raise over $23 forward-focus to ensure the long-term Jonathan B. Jarvis million in private gifts to support America’s protection and viability of America’s Secretary Our mission national parks. In addition, the Foundation national parks. This drive is represented John Seiter support, safeguarding our heritage and inspiring TREASURER invested more than $16 million in grants well in our work as we plan for the National among dozens of parks, programs, and Park Service Centennial in 2016. Embodied Neil Mulholland generations of national park enthusiasts. PRESIDENT AND CEO Friends Groups. This critical support made it in this seminal milestone is the perfect

Ellen S. Alberding possible for more than 100,000 children to opportunity to introduce and reintroduce experience their national parks, many for the National Park Service and the National The Honorable Elizabeth Frawley Bagley the first time. It helped to enhance miles of Park Foundation to all Americans, elevating their awareness, driving their engagement, Al Baldwin trails across the National Park System, and protect threatened landscapes and wildlife and providing new opportunities for us to Kathleen Brown habitats. These critical funds also helped to enjoy and support our national parks. Kirk Dornbush establish two new park units honoring the Tom Goss lives and contributions of César Chávez Thank you for joining us in our mission to preserve and enrich America’s national Stephen L. Hightower and Colonel Charles Young. Together, we are making an incredible difference in parks. It is the most extraordinary gift we Jay I. Kislak parks from coast-to-coast. will give to the generations who follow us Peter Knight – and you make it possible. Your incredible Joseph P. Landy I am consistently exhilarated by our work commitment and support ensures that America’s treasured places, and the Ellen Malcolm to protect our magnificent national parks, connect every American to all that they remarkable stories they tell, will remain Henry R. Muñoz, III offer, and inspire the next generation of vibrant and relevant for centuries to come. Charles S. Peck park stewards. These incredible efforts Roxanne Quimby which are felt, and positively reflected, David E. Shaw across the entire National Park System, are Neil Mulholland made possible through the private support Chris Sullivan President and CEO of engaged and passionate individuals, National Park Foundation Bryan Traubert corporations, and foundations. Ernesto M. Vasquez

Mary Jo Veverka

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As Secretary of the Interior, one of my great an interest in our mission and are dedicated As we draw closer to the National Park special places, to support the expansive privileges is overseeing the 401 units of the to achieving the excellence that makes Service’s 100th anniversary in 2016, I am work of the National Park Service, and to National Park System. From Jamestown to America’s public lands a beacon to the increasingly excited by the combined foster the next generation of stewards who Yellowstone, Acadia to Pearl Harbor, our world. efforts of the National Park Service and the will ensure that our parks thrive in the next parks help to tell the story of America and National Park Foundation to demonstrate one hundred years and beyond. Through successful public / private its people. Parks are places of beauty and the close alignment and essential nature of partnerships, we ensure the second century Whether raising more than $40 million for the majesty, places that allow us to connect our organizations’ work. Thanks to diligent of our National Park System will be even Flight 93 National Memorial or supporting with nature, as well as places that convey collaboration throughout 2013, our teams greater than the first. By working together we the planning for the National Park Service’s our history and heritage. are more in sync than ever. This outstanding can make good on our promise to preserve Centennial in 2016, the unique, strategic partnership is one that enriches the parks As we near the National Park Service’s these places of cultural, historical, and work of the Foundation enhances and and the work of the National Park Service Centennial in 2016, I am conscious of the natural significance for future generations. amplifies our parks and programs; I am in communities every day, and I am proud great responsibility that we have in caring We can make it possible for Americans of incredibly grateful for the support that of how these efforts are garnering more for these places and ensuring that all every age – especially our young people makes all of it possible. This tradition of public awareness and support for the 401 Americans have an opportunity to enjoy and veterans – to learn, play, serve, and private support for the national parks may parks that make up our nation’s exemplary them. Constrained resources across all work on our public lands. This investment not be new, but it has never been more National Park System. levels of government make it difficult to will pay dividends tomorrow as the children important. I am confident that it will be address the significant threats posed to our of today grow into our community leaders The generosity of National Park Foundation this unwavering commitment from you, our lands by things like climate change and and elected officials. donors allows us to look beyond our federal philanthropic partners, that will propel us invasive species. It is a challenge made funding to invest in programs and projects into a successful second century. I am proud of the work being done and greater because Americans, especially that bring our mission to life for visitors. To the new ways we are collaborating. I am young people, have become increasingly this end, we at the National Park Service are inspired by the passion and commitment disconnected from the great outdoors. deeply appreciative of the critical efforts Jonathan B. Jarvis that will ultimately allow us to achieve that the Foundation initiates to protect our It is for these reasons that the work of the this essential mission. Thank you for your Secretary, National Park Foundation Board of Directors parks, to connect all Americans to these National Park Foundation is so essential. continued commitment. Director, National Park Service Our parks can no longer depend solely on federal funding to meet these increasing challenges. Today, we must Sally Jewell

foster relationships between individuals, chair, National Park Foundation Board of Directors foundations, and corporations that share Secretary, United States Department of the Interior

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As the official charity of America’s national parks, the National Park

Foundation is committed to protecting America’s 401 national parks. As the officialWe seek to connect all Americans charity with their national inheritance, inspiring them to become park stewards of our collective history.

Through private funding, we support initiatives that ensure that national

parks will be enjoyed for generations to come, creating opportunities

for all audiences to experience the profound history within our parks,

and moving a new generation to take up their position as guardians

of the American spirit.

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NPS Priority Projects Resource Recovery & Protection During FY13, the National Park Foundation provided over Through the Resource Recovery and Protection initiative, the National Park $5 million in assistance to the National Park System in Foundation receives, manages, and allocates funds for conservation and support of some of its priority projects. Our support helped historic projects. The funding for this initiative is collected as a result of court make repairs to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, orders, mitigation and restoration projects, and the settlement of criminal and made possible many of the events around the Let and civil cases. Projects include efforts such as the reclamation of the Elwha Freedom Ring Commemoration and Call to Action, the River in Olympic National Park and the restoration of Everglades National nation’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Park’s “Hole-in-the-Donut.” To ensure that funds are directly allocated to 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, and the most critical conservation, preservation, and restoration projects, the Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech. We also National Park Foundation works closely with National Park Service biologists, provided funds for priority conservation projects in Alaska, wildlife management specialists, historic preservationists, and engineers. including studies of nearshore ecology of juvenile salmon in Katmai National Park and Preserve, and installation of Parks Climate Challenge a groundbreaking exhibit on whales. These grants allow In an effort to help our next generation Legacy Projects parks across the country to complete critical projects not better understand the impacts of climate In Legacy Projects, the National Park Foundation piloted a possible without philanthropic support. change and to connect them to our unique partnership and engagement program involving some national parks, the Parks Climate Challenge of America’s most iconic national parks and their affiliated program trains teachers to educate their Active Trails Friends Groups. Eleven parks identified a critical program need students about climate change using – such as trail restoration and development, preservation of Our national parks provide remarkable opportunities for outdoor national parks as classrooms. Students whose cultural heritage, youth educational programming, exhibits, recreation, learning, and service on more than 17,000 miles of land teachers participated in the Parks Climate and conservation corps teams – that could be immediately and water trails. Since 2008, through its Active Trails program, the Challenge program showed significant met with new funding. The National Park Foundation raised $1 National Park Foundation has engaged 5,900 volunteers who have improvement in their understanding of million toward Legacy Projects and Friends Groups contributed in turn provided more than 30,000 hours of volunteer service to climate change. In 2013, nearly 50 teachers the same amount in matching funds. The program proved to be more than 65 national park units across the country. An additional engaged over 3,000 students in lessons that an ideal testing ground for partnership strategies between the 355,000 people have directly benefited from programs funded addressed topics ranging from changes in National Park Foundation and Friends Groups in preparation for through Active Trails, such as nearly 2,000 Boy Scouts who helped water levels in the Great Lakes to threats to the Centennial of the National Park System. complete 13 miles of new trails in Mammoth Cave National Park. the white bark pine trees of Oregon.

We are dedicated to the promise that our national parks, and all they possess, are protected forever. Through our work, we support initiatives that focus on the conservation of our environmental and cultural legacy. 2013 ANNUAL REPORT protect NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 11 12 c onne ct National Christmas Tree Lighting Ticket To Ride On December 6, 2012, the National Park Foundation in The Ticket to Ride program helps schools partnership with the National Park Service presented to engage their students with out-of- the 90th annual National Christmas Tree Lighting from classroom, experiential learning by President’s Park in Washington, D.C. For the fifth consecutive providing the necessary funding for field year, UL served as the celebration’s premier sponsor, helping trip transportation, in-park programming, to bring this national park holiday tradition to millions of meals, pre-trip and post-trip lessons, and Americans worldwide. Thousands of people attended the activities so that students nationwide live event, thousands more watched online, and millions have the opportunity to visit the national enjoyed the show on PBS stations throughout the month of parks. For many student participants, it December. Per tradition, the President attended with the is the beginning of a lifelong relationship First Family to light the National Christmas Tree, and a roster with their national parks. Since 2011, of A-list performers, including James Taylor, Neil Patrick Ticket to Ride brought an estimated Harris, Colbie Caillat, and Jason Mraz, helped kick off the 100,000 students to experience the holiday season. national park in their backyard.

Park Partners Project America’s Best Idea In its third year, the Park Partners Project helps strengthen local The America’s Best Idea program connects diverse, under-engaged populations Friends Groups by providing a year-long intensive coaching throughout the United States with their national parks in innovative and and consulting grant. While each of the nine groups focuses meaningful ways such as creating historic Victory Gardens, designing visitor on specific needs, together they are strengthening park center exhibits, or cycling along the Underground Railroad, Network to Freedom philanthropy nationwide while supporting their individual parks. for 30 days. Since 2009, the National Park Foundation has awarded more than By building the internal capacity of Friends Groups, at a local $2.2 million through America’s Best Idea grants, engaging nearly 930 community level, the National Park Foundation helps to encourage and partners, and 263,000 people including nearly 62,000 youth, many of whom are cultivate the philanthropic partnerships that help support and first–time visitors to national parks. preserve all our national parks.

We strive to create abundant opportunities for all Americans to establish life-long relationships with our magnificent national parks, connecting them to the rich natural, historical, and cultural heritage preserved by the National Park System. 2013 ANNUAL REPORT c onne ct NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 13 14 in s p i re African American Experience Fund Park Stewards The African American Experience Fund (AAEF) was established in Since 2009, the Park Stewards program has given 2001 with a mission to connect all Americans to the considerable more than 110 high school teachers and 4,500 contributions of African Americans throughout our country’s high school students the opportunity to explore the history. The African American Experience Fund achieves this relevance of national parks to their lives, enabling by raising private funds to support educational, volunteer, and them to become civically-engaged stewards of community engagement programs in national parks and historic their national parks through curriculum and year- sites that celebrate and tell the story of African American history long service-learning projects. Through the projects, and culture. In total, AAEF has provided more than $2 million students apply academic knowledge and critical in grant support for projects and programs at 28 designated thinking skills to address genuine needs of the park, national parks and historic sites. Highlighted this year, ranging from studying invasive Quagga mussels, to AAEF joined with the National Park Service to sponsor a youth designing a recreation program for teens, to helping summit for over 400 youth from across the country during a park design a multi-media platform and outreach the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington. materials. The developed curriculum meets all local, Transportation Scholars state, and national education standards. The Transportation Scholars program enlists emerging transportation professionals American Latino Heritage Fund to research and address issues related to visitor safety and resource protection Established in 2011 by the 50th Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar, the Flight 93 National Memorial Capital Campaign in parks. Since its start in 2000, scholar mission of the American Latino Heritage Fund (ALHF) is to ensure that our The National Park Foundation reached a major milestone during 2013 – participants have secured an additional national parks and historic sites preserve and reflect the diverse stories completion of the Flight 93 National Memorial Capital Campaign. Over $14 million for national parks in addition and contributions of American Latinos throughout American history 100,000 donors contributed $42 million for the design and construction of to the more than $2 million provided for future generations. This year, ALHF sponsored multiple symposiums the memorial near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The permanent memorial by the National Park Foundation. From and town halls on promoting the National Park Service’s theme study, officially opened in 2011, but with additional support from the National redesigning the historic Roosevelt Arch “American Latinos and the Making of the United States.” The American Park Foundation, a visitor center and learning center, scheduled to entrance at Yellowstone to implementing Latino Expedition to Olympic National Park, Mesa Verde National Park, open in 2015, will be constructed as a gateway for some 300,000 annual a bike share program at San Antonio and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area was featured in prominent visitors to experience the story of Flight 93. Completion of 40 memorial Missions, this program provides better national and multicultural media outlets such as The New York Times, tree groves, a mile-long walking path and bridge, and continuation of a access to parks while also improving the This is Fusion, NBC Latino, Latino Magazine, NPR, and more. 150,000-tree reforestation effort will also take place at the memorial. experience once visitors are there.

We are committed to inspiring a new generation of park stewards through the nurturing of profound relationships and meaningful experiences with today’s youth. 2013 ANNUAL REPORT in s p i re NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION ou r su p porters 16

From their very beginnings, America’s national parks have depended on private philanthropy. The generosity of individual donors, corporations, and foundations has been essential not only to protect these special places, but to maintain the standards of excellence in our parks that From their verycitizens beginnings, deserve and have come to expect.

As the National Park Foundation joins with its many partners to celebrate and commemorate the National Park Service Centennial in 2016, private philanthropy will be more important than ever to meet the challenges – and opportunities – of an expanding system enjoyed by more than 280 million annual visitors. Meeting today’s challenges calls for a new legion of champions to safeguard our national treasures and hallowed places, and to interpret the stories that define who we are and what we value.

The National Park Foundation gratefully acknowledges the many individuals, corporations, and foundations whose contributions are vital to our mission. These gifts demonstrate great acts of benevolence and generosity in the spirit of the founding of the National Park Service.

Olympic National Park 2013 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 17 18 ou r su p porters ou r su p porters Stewardship Circle Mary Ann E. Mahoney Gregory A. Willisson Paul R. Gillis Debra and Allen Parmet Dr. Joseph Acosta Blake Balch Ellen Malcolm Benjamin and Ruth Wilson Michael Greenstone and Charles and Tiffany Pattison Linda I. Adams Donald E. Baldovin The Stewardship Circle honors National Park Foundation Feona and Neil Mulholland Larry L. Wilson Katherine Ozment Charles S. and Shawn Peck Marjorie Adams Malcolm G. Balfour supporters who make leadership gifts, generously Peter O'Donnell, Jr. Linda Young Nancy Hamilton Ms. Elaine M. Petouhoff Grant Adamson Edna B. Balmat embracing the responsibility we share as Americans to Hilda Pinnix-Ragland David Zuckerman William and Judith Hanks John and Kate Pifer Niladri Aichbhaumik Kenneth A. Balson preserve and protect our parks for future generations. The Pritzker Pucker Family Joy Hargett David and Edlyn Pursell Ellen S. Alberding Troy Baresel Foundation WILSON SOCIETY Jerry and Maralou Harrington Philip and Maureen Ramer Melissa J. Alexander Nancy Ryan Barkman Dean and Kathleen Rasmussen ($2,500 TO $4,999) Tim and Cheryl Hayden Venoodhar and Madhuri Reddy Carol Ames Kari Barnes Dr. John K. Robbins and Mrs. Peri Mr. John F. Hayes CENTURY SOCIETY Peter and Elisa Rapaport Anonymous Joy and Jordan Renner Ann T. Anderson Janice H. Barrow Robbins Heins Family ($100,000+) David and Susan Rockefeller Gary and Trina Bachman Frank J. Ricco Dr. Dale and Mary Andringa Terrill Bartlett David and Janet Robertson Sally Baker Joseph Hellman Douglas Romich and Patricia Marcia Angell Becky Bartness Estate of ViRae and Edmund Elise W. and Paul B. Schmidt Marci A. Rosenfeld Carolyn Herzog Tietbohl Allison John and Linda Seiter Lydia Anne Barnes Midiala Aponte Mary L. Beall Donald and Joyce Rumsfeld George H. Hill Eric Sassi Don and Beverly Clark Earl and Amanda Stafford Kim and Smoky Bayless Robert Ardinger, Jr. and Holly Bryce and Darla Beck Howard and Joyce Shao John and Grace Hill Thomas Scanlan Ardinger John and Barbara Nau Ernesto M. Vasquez, AIA, NCARB Juan and Michele Benitez Bonnie Becker and George David E. Shaw Geoff and Jenni Hoff Carole B. Segal Richard Arellanes Mohanco Roxanne Quimby Mary Jo Veverka Patricia D. Bivona Mr. Paul R. Smiy Glenn and Kitty Bosio Michael and Nancy Honkomp Steven Seitz Linda Armbruster Kathleen Beckman and Theodore Steward Family Foundation Postol CENTURY SOCIETY ROCKEFELLER SOCIETY Mr. Roy Bramm, Jr. Jeannette Hopp Jeff and Gwynn Sharpe Millicent S. Armstrong ($50,000 TO $99,999) ($10,000 TO $24,999) Hilarie and Peter Weinstock James and Janice Eakle Quinton Martin and Bettina Dr. Alison Byerly Robert and Ellen Hostetler Dr. Mark Sheldon Janine Arseneau Megan M. Behnken Laure Woods Bell-Martin Geneva Belford Anonymous Anonymous Ambassador Elizabeth Frawley Gayle Byerly Carrie Hutchinson Scott Smith and Beverly Achey Tracy Augustine Bagley Laurie and Thomas McCarthy Al and Deeann Baldwin Silvia Aldana Steven L. Chisler Philip D. Jackson Robert and Janet Stanton ROOSEVELT SOCIETY Catherine and James Gero Laura A. Melly Maynard P. and Katherine Z. Thomas and Elizabeth Allan Daniel S. Clevenger and Julie E. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jones A. D. and Robin Stuart ($5,000 TO $9,999) Sandra Getter Janice and Joseph Meyers Mackin Buehler Foundation Rett and Michelle Benedict Karras/Clark Family Trust Ron and Meredith Summers Anonymous John and Marcia Goldman Carolyn Neff Richard A. Colyer Bruce and Nancy Deifik Esther and James H. Cavanaugh Anna Mae and Robert Kass Greg and Cathy Tibbles The Applewood Fund at the Amanda and Peter Docter Robert W. Gore Nick M. Patel, Esq. Deborah Copeland Pat and Susie Kelly Louise M. Tolle John and Jeanine Cushman Community Foundation of Gina Marie Greer Donald and Jenifer Reynolds Timothy and Jeannie Coss Brian A. Kopf Trust Spencer F. Eccles Santa Cruz County Tracy King Antoinette Trembinska and Christine and Jeffrey Grohne R. Lucia Riddle T. David and Greta Cowart James Abry Charles and Helen Schwab Ronald Estrada Terry and James Banker Craig Kirby Carole and Ira Hall Nadya K. Scott James and Christine Dart Susan Tucker Chris T. Sullivan G. Neil and Bettina Ferguson Daniel and Armin Bayoneto Dr. AJ Kleinosowski Tina and Frank Hanzlik Steve and Cindy Shaw William Davidson Cameron M. Van Orman Bryan S. Traubert Miguel A. Ferrer Ranlet S. Bell and Frank M. Bell, Jr. Lynn M. Koncz Lauren and John Harnishfeger Simms Family Foundation John and Patrice Decorrevont Dmitry Voloshchenko Linda J. Fisher George L. Bristol Orin S. Kramer CENTURY SOCIETY Robert L. Harris Sue Steele and Mike Conley Ratnakar Dev Jerry Wald Stephen & Joyce Goldmann Kevin Bulley and Misty Tolle-Bulley Sandra Krause ($25,000 TO $49,999) Jeff Hawkins and Janet L. Strauss Susan Storms Catherine DeVerter Bob Walker and Cristy Godwin Foundation Arthur B. Byers Franklin and Virginia Lew Frank M. Bishop Bill and Taru Hays Nanette Straw Belinda and Dave DiMarcello Tom and Cathy Wasilewski Myron and Connie Gordin Charles C. Cahn, Jr. Mrs. Helen L. Little Kathleen Brown Ann and Tomas Hill Tom and Beth Strickland Caroline M. Dudkowski Kathy Wellbrock Lois F. Hansen Americo Cascella Victor Marcinik Julia Brown Maggie M. Harris Kinney Memorial Foundation Sonja Tate Sam and Mary Dunn Harry Mathis Barry Lawson Williams and Lalita John and Patricia Case Tademy Tom and Carol Goss Brad and Pam Hemminger Michael and Linda Honigfort Erica Ueland Lori Engelberg Kathleen L. McCarthy Janet and Dick Coe Mr. and Mrs. James Williams John A. and Jean M. Grove Verne and Judy Istock Uvas Foundation Michael and Sharlene Evans Richard D. Hill and Lara E. Foote Raymond Dempsey, Jr. Susan McCarthy Jerry and Anita Wiseman Daniel Halpern Bethany and Erik Johnson Patrick and Beverly Van den Assana Fard and Daniel B. Richard E. Hoffman Mrs. Mary P. Dickson and Mr. Joan Rowland McClintic Bossche Waylonis Stephen L. Hightower Jon and Elizabeth Holzheimer David A. Dickson David and Darcie Kent Cory and Melissa McKee Nancy and Dave Vernooy Dr. Christian Fischer PIONEER SOCIETY Barbara Buffett James Jackie Kaye The Honorable Kirk T. Dornbush Scott M. Klein Alan and Heather McLintock Louisa H. Weinrib Daniel and Leah Frye ($1,000 TO $2,499) Peter S. Knight and Gail Britton George and Laurie Kemble and Mrs. Marilyn P. Dornbush, John and Adrienne Mars Cynthia Mirsky Ph. D. Mildred and George Weissman Gerard and Lynne Gabrys Anonymous Joseph P. Landy Pauline P. Lee Mr. and Mrs. A. William Marshall James and Lillian Mitchell Glenn and Karen Doshay Philanthrophic Fund Jeffrey Gardner Pamela Abraham William and Jane Mosakowski Katie Lunday Pamela H. Munro

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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Benjamin Todd Brotze David and Karen Condren Mr. Micheal Dunleavy Vicki J. Fidler Leslie Benson Geoffrey Brown, Jr. and Jacqueline R. Cook Harry and Valentine Dutchyshyn Michael Fincher Catherine Brown April P. Bernard Legacy Society Jeanne C. Cordes Jacqueline Dyer and Keith P. Cole and Robin F. Finegan Candace Bernard and Robert Mason Brown Family Foundation, Genia Corum Hammonds Susan Finn Inc. Glickman The National Park Legacy Society Nancy L. Cotton Lois W. Dyk Jean Flood Terry G. Brown Mr. Robert J. Bernasconi recognizes those individuals who have Phoebe Cowles Elise Eberwein Fabian and Natalie Fondriest Curt W. Buchholtz Mr. and Mrs. Brian Berner included the National Park Foundation Christopher Crandell Dr. Kimberly K. Eby and Dr. Jose Gregory J. Foss Kenneth and Karen Buchi M. Cortina Gary and Betsy Birkenbeuel in their estate plans. If you have Michael and Karen Crane Jean W. Frazier Matthew and Carolyn Charles Edmondson Sherrill Bishop included us in your will or through other Gordon Crawford David and Robin Freedman Bucksbaum Charles Edwards Rebecca Blair estate plans, please let us know, we Daniel J. Creston Jeffrey Freid Christopher and Joan Bulinkis Jennifer and Toby Elliott Justin Blatny would like to thank you and include Kristina M. Crowe Mrs. Stanley C. Friday Jeff and Debbie Burgess Frank W. Ellis Gordon Blowers you as a member of the National Park Captain Jon Crowell Mahlon and Christine Fuller Donald Burgio Douglas Elmendorf and Karen Gregory J. Boreham Roger and Marie Curnutt Lindy Fung Douglas Burke Legacy Society. To learn more about Dynan Amy Borgmeyer Bradley Currey, Jr. John J. Gallagher III and April L. Lois A. Burke planned giving, please contact us at Jane B. Engquist Carl A. Bortol Randy and Laura Curtis Gallagher Audrey S. Burnand [email protected] or Jacqueline and Christian P. Stephen J. Botos Frederic G. Dalldorf Regan and Billy Gammon George Burns, USA (Ret.) via phone at 202.354.6470. Erdman David R. Botto Susan Dando Ellen Garfield Michael and Miriam Burnside Major Ruth Ernst Timothy and Susan Bottoms Lawrence M. Daniel and S. Robert and Marlene Garnett Ed and Jan Bzik Elizabeth Estes Florence and Eva Boyt Kathryn Allen Marvin Garriott Patricia A. Cabrey Eileen Etter Ken and Cheryl Branson Judi and Larry Anderson Barbara S. Hanka and Darren Chip Meyrelles and Laurie John and Ginny Dant Deborah S. Gartenberg Calvin and Jane Cafritz R. Bradford Evans Mr. Paul Brathwaite Arthur W. Bartlett III Striegel Connor Dana and Stuart Davies Brenda K. Gates and Mark R. Robert and Ellen Gutenstein Tamiji Homma Susan K. Cage James and Jill Evanson Kelly Brendel Scott and Jessie Bergman Will and Susan Harbaugh Virginia L. Mouw Carolyn Davis McGee Gregory Haack Ria and Scott Hudson Dr. Jane Camarillo Dr. Diane Fairclough John and Mary Britvich Janet Bernardino Evan and Karen Harolds Claudio and Ruth Padres Hugh C. Davis III and Laura Wright Mona C. Geller Judy K. Hall Helen Hull Donald and Cecelia Cameron Meryl A. Faulkner Roger G. Brooks Rodney R. Betsch Tim and Cheryl Hayden Byron and T. Louise Peebles Judy and Bill Davis Craig German Dr. Susan Hall Vernon and Kris Hurst Mr. John Lee Campbell Joseph L. Feigenbaum Greggory A. Bruce Ann and Tomas Hill Elaine Sagers Nora Davis James and Berjouhi Ghazil Vivienne Halpern Margaret L. Hyde William S. Carle Brett Buchholtz Leonore and James Hogg Richard and Carlile Schneider Pam and Warren Dean John and Frances Gleeson Craig Halterman George A. Iffrig Laura Carns Steven and Debra Burgauer Amy P. Isaacs Leo W. Skinner Gail M. DeHaven Charles E. Glessner Dr. Richard Hamilton Allen L. Ingling Marc and Linda Carrasco Walter and Monica Buzzetta Harriet R. Jardine Nancy L. Skinner Greg DesBrisay Rolf and Julie Goetze Martin Harper Lois Jarvinen Russ and Donna Cashdan Julie B. Cady D. Jost Dr. Therese A. Sprinkle Ann Devereaux Myles Goldfein Ms. Patti Harrell Kenneth M. Jastrow II Ruth Charbonneau Joe and Pat Clendenny Gerald A. and Charlene L. Ronald Swenson Lawrence Dietrich Carl H. Goldsmith Ken Harrison Donald M. Jaycox David Chen Keller Jim and Kris Dorris Steven M. Timian Bruce and Dorothy Dines Florence F. Goodyear Dr. William K. Hart Warren and Barbara Jeffers May S. Chen Rev. John E. Kingsbury and John C. Fairval Ronald M. Tollison James and Selena Dixon Alex Gorsky Dorothy Hartman Timothy and Susan Jensen Robert E. Chevalier Mrs. Phyllis C. Kingsbury Melissa C. Fitzmayer Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Trundle Eric and Rosalina Domin Jennifer Grammer Ann Hause Craig and Jean Jentz Preston S. Chiaro Gaye Kinkopf Susan Fraker Karen and John Tyler James K. Donnell David Grant Ms. Carol A. Hawke John Johansen and Kirsten Dr. Christopher Chicoskie Sue Kirkham Peterson Johansen Barbara L. Gasper Barbara Wightman Jarrett K. Dorn Nick and Margaret Grasso Januth Hayashi Eric A. Chitambar Carolyn L. Knoll Susan Johnson Ira and Janet Gelfman Cheryl K. Wilfong Margaret T. Downward Edward W. Gray, Jr. Anne Hedrick Sanna and Sherman Chiu Randi Korn Harold Jones Jean George Mercedes M. Williams Suz Drgon and Doug Beach Michael and Deborah Gries Scott and Anne Herz Lawrence Christianson Frances Lowe Oliver and Paula Jones H.J. and Jane Goichman Dr. Michael Wolf Kirby and John Drysen Don and Lesley Grilley Linda Hess Christopher R. Chubb Carol A. Masters Joseph and Barbara Kacmar Michael Goldberger Roberta R. Dubey Robert and DeOnne Gronlund Hetnarski Family Sally T. Clair Mr. and Mrs. William L. Rachel and Tim Kacmar Gerald and Helen Grady Jim and Linda Dumanowski Marcia Gumberg Kate Hibschman John and Seena Clark McSwain Lori L. Kalinowski and Henry J. Charlie and Ginger Guthrie Lisa D. Dunham Eric and Jannene Gunter Joan and David Hill Joe and Pat Clendenny Fournier Cas Dunlap Jeffrey and Paula Gural Mr. and Mrs. Laverne W. Hoge Melissa A. Cole Duane and Sharon Kelley

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Mr. Harry Kusick Jake McCarthy and Elizabeth David Myers Nancy and Stephen Perry Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rider Joseph Shen Joyce M. Thibodeaux Gregory A. Lacey Shaffer-McCarthy Mr. Gordon Myers and Ms. Michael and Michelle Mr. Robert R. Ridout Raymond and Kim Shine Christian Thiim and Sumana Jeffery A. Lammers Thomas and Jessica McCraw Bethaney Village Perschbacher George A. Riehle David and Donna Shumaker Yeturu Mark and Michele Landrith Mrs. Eugene McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Terry Myers Mary Jane Peyton Marcia Riklis Susan Silcox Jenn Thompson Frederick and Carol Lane John W. McDonald, Jr. Brian and Martha Nash Jeff Poole Gail D. Ritchey Rutledge A. Simmons Mr. Robert E. Thompson Lloyd Larson Mr. Adam R. McDonough Mark and D. Nespeca Cornelis and Robin Potharst Daniel L. Ritchie John and Carol Simpson Steven Tian Sara L. Latham Sabrina McDow Bryan Newcombe Beth Potter Timothy E. Ritter Dr. Brian Skop Stephen and Linda Tillinghast Lisa Laxson and Curt Clifton Mildred Roy McElligott Howard and Maryam Newman Patricia Powell Donald and Mary L. Ritzenthaler Mark and Cindy Slane The Honorable Pat and Kris Toomey Jacques Leonard Col. Fred T. McGregor Dale and Judy Nicol Michael A. Preston Mr. and Mrs. James E. Roberts Cindi Smith Dale and Sandra Tremblay Robin and Daniel Lesher Dr. Lee McHenry Yvonne Norton Jennifer A. Price and Tony Hunter Kerry Robinson Judith A. Smith Nancy and Roy Trillo Drs. James and Leslie Lessenger Susan McMillan Scott A. Norwell Vin and Caren Prothro John Rockwell Phillip and Carolyn Smith Foundation Robert J. Trimingham Steve Leventis Joseph and Sandra McNally S. Joseph and Laura O'Keeffe Marc A. Rodriguez Ron and Donna Smith Terry L. Pruitt Roger Trinchero Dena Levine Herman Mellott Abby and George O'Neill Trust Richard J. Rogers Keith A. Solomon Jill A. Ptacek Anthony and Elsa Tripp Rachel Levine and Jed Melnick Richard M. Melsheimer Rhonda O'Neill Karen W. Roman Kathy Jo Sommer Nancy M. Pyron Glenn and Lynette Trygstad William and Elizabeth Levy Kathaleen L. Mercer Edward M. Olefirowicz Thomas M. Rosato Andrew Spaltenstein Kevin Radzyminski Robert E. Turner Kian-Tat Lim Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Mercer The Oxholm Family Mary Sue Rose Maurice N. Spidell Alex G. Randow Mr. Hubert E. Twigg, Jr. Stephen and Barbara Limauro Mae Mercereau Michael Oxley Roberta and Roger Rosenberger Kenny and Muffin Spielman Charles and Glynn Rasor Mr. and Mrs. James Tyng Lt. Col. Robert K. Lindley Lura Meyer Ann Palermo John J. and Inez K. Ross Christine and Stephen Sponagle Cynthia and Jonathan Raub Suzanne D. Van Hove Susan Lipsitz Harriet Michel Daniel Palladino Charitable Fund of Central James Stamatelos Andrew and Joann Reinsel Carolina Community Brian VanderWaal and Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Kelly Todd M. Little Gene and Susan Mickey Diane Williams Parker Fred Stanback, Jr. Michelle Reiter Foundation Hlavacek Mary K. Kezirian Debra Livengood Chris D. Miller Cathleen S. Parno Diana Stark Margaret Reitmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rossi Dr. Lelia Vaughan Krystyna D. Kiel John G. Long Donald Miller David and Helen Penrod Annette Steiner R. J. and Kathryn Riddell Robert Ruderman Vickie L. Venne Cory Kihlstrom Mary E. Lonien Janine Miller Mr. Mark D. Perreault Jeff Sterling Luis Saenz Judy M. Vetter Julie and Harvey Welker Suzanne Wittrig and Dr. Alfonso Dr. Carol F. Kirchhoff Elena Lozano Mark Dale Miller Craig and Belinda Stevens Banuelos Elaine Sagers Sally Vetter Arnie and Jennifer Wellman Timothy Kitchen Elizabeth A. Luke Robert Miller and Candice Jane P. Stevens Dustin Wright Sampson Family Foundation Thomas G. Viele Kim West Steven D. Kitrell and Susan K. Sommer-Miller Chris and Anna Lynch Frances W. Stevenson Ms. Susan Whaley Lucky Yaple Hattan Mind The Frog, Inc. Nikhil Sarin Peter G. Vincent Cindy and Jim Lynn Irvin Stewart Kendall Wheeler Bennet Yee Dr. Carol Klein Cameron Mitchell Jonathan Saxe Sheila F. Von Euer Maura D. Mack Ralph and LaVonne Stouffer Matthew Whelton Donna Young Suzanne and Bob Klein Linda A. Mitchell George Schaaf, Jr. Lucy R. Waletzky, M.D. Elsie O. Mackenzie John Strange Jeremy White Gordon S. Young Dr. Susan Koch Michael D. and M. Christina Anthony A. Schmidt Family Michael C. and Lori S. Wallach Roy and Susan Mackenzie Foundation Joseph M. Stupar Kay E. White, Ph.D. Mr. Roland F. S. Young Jeffrey and Gail Kodosky Mooney Ms. C. Ann Walsh Laurie J. Mackey Carolyn B. Schmidt James and Rachael Sullivan Todd and Lisa White Vera V. Young Liz and Mike Kohler Bettie J. Moore Phil Walsh Robert and Audrey Maclean Jaclyn D. Schroeder Dr. Gerlinde Suppan Jean C. Whiting Jim Youngson Matt and Rebecca Kolarik Mary Aileen Morningstar John and Jean Walter Bruce and Lynne Man Barbara L. Schuler Mr. Robert Susnosky Paula Wiiken and Howard Edward and Cynthia Yu Sherry A. Koontz Andrew Moyer Mr. Reino I. Wantin Gerard and Kathleen Maroney Adam F. Schwalm Mr. Lieu Suss McEwan Stephen Yurek Douglas and Jeanne Korns John and Linda Muckel Steve and Amy Waranauskas Carrie B. Marshall Foundation Mr. Bryan Scofield Elizabeth C. Sussman E. Andrew Wilde, Jr. Jason Zach Kenneth F. Kraus Donald Warnet Nancy Martin Mr. Richard M. Muenze Marilyn N. Seagears JoEllen Sweet Jody Wilkinson L. Richard and Christine Zappone Jeffrey Krauss Andrew Watson Ms. Joanna Massar Trudie Muir Edward E. Seastrand Suzanne Sykes Robert C. Willcox Stephen and Jessica Zdravecky Mr. David P. Krustch Thomas Wavering Becky Maurer Chad Mulholland Evan and Cathy Sedlock Les and Mary Sue Szivos Berry A. Williams Zumbro Family Foundation Leonard A. Krysinski Larry and Anne Wayne David O. and Joan P. Maxwell Jeffrey and Debbie Mulligan Candice C. Seiger Genevieve M. Szuba Simon Williams Mr. Thomas R. Kuhn Tony Wei and Phoebe Mickey Maynard Kenneth G. Murawski Pauline R. Semans Ms. Florence Talbot Chuason Tracey R. Williams William A. Kumpf The Honorable Anita Mcbride Gregory and Sarah Muthler John Serfecz Mel and Linda Teetz Barbara A. Weiner Penelope P. Wilson Stephen A. Kuranoff John McBride Kathryn W. Shahani June Teitsworth Mr. Frederick Weis, Jr. The Winnick Family Foundation

2013 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 23 24 ou r su p porters ways to give

Our Partners The Coca-Cola Company Stephen and Joyce Goldmann Recreational Equipment, Inc. The Coca-Cola Foundation Foundation (REI) Your gift to the National Park Foundation helps ensure that our national parks remain vital and relevant to future generations. The National Park Foundation works with partners who Delaware North (DNC) Park and Goldman, Sachs, & Co. Robertson Charitable Lead share our passion for the parks. They join us in creating Resorts at Yosemite, Inc. Matching Gift Program Annuity Trust new opportunities to support these treasured places and Delmarva Broadcasting Google, Inc. Joyce and Donald Rumsfeld Foundation Stewardship Circle The Stewardship Circle represents a group of Tribute Gifts Honor or remember a loved one by making a provide resources and expertise that propel our mission Company Grand Canyon North Rim LLC Schwab Charitable Fund individuals who have demonstrated a significant commitment to our gift in tribute of their life’s accomplishments to the National Park to protect our national parks. Deutsche Bank Americas Guest Services, Inc. Foundation Matching Gifts Scripps Networks Interactive national parks. Members of the Stewardship Circle make an annual Foundation. We will send a personal card to the tribute recipient Hargrove, Inc Program The Skillman Foundation gift to the National Park Foundation. acknowledging your gift. Harland Clarke Disney Somerset County Chamber John and Maureen Hendricks Spencer F. and Cleone P. Eccles of Commerce • Century Society ORGANIZATIONS AT&T Foundation Charitable Foundation Planned Giving The National Park Foundation invites you to Family Foundation Southwest Airlines Company $25,000 and above Azerbaijan America Alliance Roy A. Hunt Foundation establish your legacy by including the national parks in your Anonymous Enterprise Rent A Car Tailgate Clothing Company Bailey Charitable Trust Inner Spark Foundation • Rockefeller Society estate plans. Whether your commitment is to protect and preserve 93 cents for Flight 93 Families of Flight 93 Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., The Bank of America Charitable The Rick L. and Vicki L. James national parks, connect people to these great resources, or Adler Fels Winery, LLC. The Fernandez Pave the Way Inc. $10,000–$24,999 Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. inspire the next generation of park stewards – the National Park The Ahmanson Foundation Foundation The Pritzker Traubert Family • Bayer USA Foundation Estate of Lynn F. Kaiser Roosevelt Society Foundation can help you achieve your goals. Alcoa Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Foundation Cable Shopping Network Brian A. Kopf Trust $5,000–$9,999 Flow397 The UPS Foundation The Anschutz Foundation The Capital Group Companies Lions Clubs International • Wilson Society Many organizations match their employees’ Apollo Education Group, Inc. Charitable Foundation Eric Friedheim Foundation, Inc. Underwriters Laboratories, Matching Gifts L.L. Bean, Inc. Inc. contributions to the National Park Foundation, therefore ARAMARK Chapman Hanson Foundation Friends of the National Museum $2,500–$4,999 of the American Latino Inc. Local Independent Charities of USAOPOLY doubling or tripling the impact of an individual gift. Check ARAMARK Sports & Entertainment Checks In The Mail, Inc. America Pioneer Society Lake Crescent Lodge GE Foundation Vanguard Charitable • www.nationalparks.org for a current listing of companies with Chicago Mercantile Exchange The Lodge at Bryce Canyon, GE Lighting Endowment Program $1,000–$2,499 matching gift programs. Arbor Day Foundation (CME) LLC Globus family of brands Veverka Family Foundation Atlanta Restaurant Partners, LLC Church & Dwight, Co., Inc. Macy's, Inc. Warburg Pincus Foundation Medina Foundation Major Giving For nearly 100 years, national parks have depended Workplace Giving Help support the parks by designating the W.K. Kellogg Foundation Microsoft Corporation upon the generosity of leading private citizens to strengthen the National Park Foundation in your workplace giving program such World Wide Technology, Inc. Microsoft Matching Gifts experience of visiting and enjoying national parks. Contributions of as Combined Federal Campaign (CFC#11252) or other payroll- Xanterra Crater Lake Program significance of cash or securities to the National Park Foundation deduction work program. National Park Lodge Mondelez International enable us to protect national parks, connect new audiences to Xanterra South Rim, L.L.C. Moose Charities, Inc. these treasured natural and cultural resources, and inspire a new There are numerous opportunities for your Xanterra Zion, Bryce Canyon, Become a Partner Motorola Solutions Foundation & Grand Canyon Lodges generation of park stewards. organization to meet its corporate responsibility goals all while Network for Good Yawkey Foundation supporting America’s treasured national parks. The National Park Nicolas Holiday, Inc. Recurring Gifts Support national parks year-round by making a Foundation works with organizations in a variety of ways that not NRG Energy, Inc monthly gift to the National Park Foundation via electronic payment only contribute to the National Park Foundation’s mission but also Ochiltree Foundation through a credit card or debit card. provide sales, marketing, and promotional value to our partners. Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) Corporation Pine Brothers, LLC Popplestone Foundation Random House, Inc. Learn More The National Park Foundation is the national charitable partner of the National Park Service. There are many ways to Rasmussen Foundation support the important work of the National Park Foundation. To learn more about the range of gift-giving options, please contact us at Raymond James Charitable [email protected] or via phone at 202.354.6470. Endowment Fund Reckitt Benckiser

2013 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION 25 26 financial su mmary statement of activity as of september 30, 2013 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total statement of financial position Revenue and Support as of september 30, 2013 Contributions and Gifts 9,045,968 11,511,678 - 20,557,646 2013 Contributed Property, Goods and Services 629,110 287,153 - 916,263 Litigation Settlement Contributions - 45,170 - 45,170 Assets Federal Grants and Contracts - 198,000 - 198,000 Cash and Cash Equivalents 9,152,436 Management and Other Income 1,592,896 368,733 - 1,961,629 Accounts and Other Receivables 599,000 Net Assets Released from Restrictions - Satisfaction of Program and Prepaid and Deferred Expenses 82,318 Time Restrictions 13,729,021 (13,729,021) - - Pledges Receivable (Net) 5,458,960 Total Revenue and Support 24,996,995 (1,318,287) - 23,678,708 Investments, at Market 69,966,929

Furniture and Equipment (Net) 123,833 Expenses Conservation Property 37,777 Program Services Funds Managed as Agent for Others 18,619,356 Program Grants 9,842,182 - - 9,842,182 Program Support 7,049,723 - - 7,049,723 Total Assets 104,040,609 Total Program Expenses 16,891,905 - - 16,891,905

Liabilities and Net Assets Supporting Services General and Administrative 3,701,963 - - 3,701,963 Accounts and Other Payables 1,402,011 Fundraising 4,069,772 - - 4,069,772 Deferred Revenue - Total Expenses 24,663,640 - - 24,663,640 Grants Payable (Net) 650,844 333,355 - Funds Managed as Agent for Others 18,619,356 Changes in Net Assets from Operations (1,318,287) (984,932)

Total Liabilities 20,672,211 Non-operating Activity - Net Assets Investment Income 2,886,384 3,533,450 6,419,834 Unrestricted 31,622,974 Bad Debt Expense (169,523) - - (169,523) Temporarily Restricted 41,732,034 Total Non-operating Activity 2,716,861 3,533,450 - 6,250,311 Permanently Restricted 10,013,390 Total Net Assets 83,368,398 Changes in Net Assets 3,050,216 2,215,163 - 5,265,379 Total Liabilities & Net Assets 104,040,609 Interfund Transfers (119) 81,909 135,811 217,601 Net Assets, Beginning of Year 28,572,877 39,434,962 9,877,579 77,885,418

Net Assets, End of Year 31,622,974 41,732,034 10,013,390 83,368,398

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