GROWING IMPACT, REACH IN OUR 25th YEAR

2017 ANNUAL REPORT EAST COAST ALLIANCE

Special report insert: East Coast River Relay Reaching new heights, ALLIANCE because that’s what’s needed STAFF Executive Director | Dennis Markatos-Soriano We turned record generosity from people like you into the biggest programs in Deputy Director | Niles Barnes our organization’s history and increased Regional Coordinators: staffing to the scale that our 3,000- New England | Open mile project needs. We engaged over Tri-State | Bruce Donald 200 organizational partners and 6,300 participants in the River Relay not just Mid-Atlantic | Daniel Paschall for the sake of growth. We ushered in a / | Kathryn Zeringue new phase of organizational strength and /Georgia | Brent Buice networked partnerships designed to face today’s challenges | Paul Haydt to our environment, health, and communities. Development Manager | Debbie West We plan to continue our momentum in 2018, staying ahead Communications Manager | Lisa Watts of our Strategic Plan goals and developing this 15-state Office Manager | Dominique Pericles infrastructure project into the most popular park in America. We aim to rise to the challenges ahead, buoyed by hope as we deploy smart strategy to get the Greenway done. Together, BOARD OF TRUSTEES we can transform the way people get to work, school, and Chair | Robert Spiegelman, NH play and deepen their relationship with nature throughout the Vice Chair | Anne Maleady, CO Eastern Seaboard and beyond! Secretary | Tom Kaiden, VA Dennis Markatos-Soriano, Executive Director Treasurer | Robert Russo, NJ Andy Clarke, VA Jean Crowther, OR Brandon Douglass, MD To build it, we need to think Sarah Hreha, CT Jason Lane, WA big — and we need your voice Atiba Mbiwan, GA We have the vision, the will, and the Catherine McCaw, NY expertise to make our 3,000-mile East Don Miller, PA David Read, MA Coast Greenway a reality. What we don’t Larry Silver, PA have is the $2,000,000,000 needed to Iona Thomas, NC build the Greenway’s final two-thirds Dick Woodbury, ME over the next 20 years.

Building greenways is a big investment: ADVISORY BOARD It costs an average of $1 million per mile. Individual philanthropy enables Chuck Flink, NC, Chair Keith Laughlin, DC us to plan and to organize and to advocate. The type of Deborah Apps, Canada Jeff Olson, NY money needed to complete the Greenway will come from our Silvia Ascarelli, NJ Bill O’Neill, CT collective efforts and government allocations. We need more Herman Blake, SC Michael Oppenheimer, NY local, state, and federal dollars to finish the work. Please Nathan Burrell, VA Shaunak Patel, NC make your voices heard and advocate for greenways in your Wayne Clark, MD John Pucher, NC neighborhood, town, and state. And let us know how we can Ramzi Dabbagh, CO Hannah Quimby, ME Nedra Deadwyler, GA Diane Robertson, NC help. Working together, we can do this. Azish Filabi, NY Shaheen Syal, NC Robert Spiegelman, Chair, Board of Trustees Sarah Hancock, MA Pablo Torres, VA Kevin Hicks, NC Karen Votava, RI Patty Huff, FL Judy Walton, OR Diane Jenks, OH Eric Weis, RI greenway.org •919.797.0619 Stanley Katz, NJ Kenneth Withrow, NC 5826 Fayetteville Road, Suite 210, Durham, NC 27713 Patricia King, MA

2017 Annual Report 1 Keith Laughlin, DC Jeff Olson, NY Bill O’Neill, CT Michael Oppenheimer, NY Shaunak Patel, NC John Pucher, NC Hannah Quimby, ME Diane Robertson, NC Shaheen Syal, NC Pablo Torres, VA Karen Votava, RI Judy Walton, OR Eric Weis, RI Kenneth Withrow, NC

2017 Annual Report 1 New East Coast Greenway sections designated in 2017

1. Coastal Connector, Topsham, , 0.65 miles 1 2. Central Rail , Wayland, MA, 0.5 miles 3. Blackstone River Greenway, MA/RI line, 3.7 miles 3 2 4 4. Blackstone River Greenway, Providence, RI, 0.7 miles 8 7 9 6 5 10

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5. Air Line State Park, Chaplin/Hampton, CT, 6.4 miles 6. Hop River Trail extension, Coventry, CT, 0.5 miles 7. Great River Park, East Hartford, CT, 1.5 miles 8. Bushnell Park connector, Hartford, CT, 0.21 miles 9. Farmington Canal Heritage Trail, Farmington, CT 2.39 mi 10. Farmington Canal Heritage Trail, Southington, CT, 0.56 mi 11. Rahway River Park Trail, Rahway, NJ, 1.64 miles

16 12. K&T Trail, , PA, 1 mile 13. Bartram’s Mile, Philadelphia, PA, 0.5 miles

14. Rt. 291 sidepath, Tinicum Township, PA, 0.63 miles

17 15. Cross Trail, Fairfax County, VA, 1.9 miles 18 16. , Beaufort, SC, 3.5 miles 19 20 17. Timucuan Trail, Duval County, FL, 1.1 miles 21 18. Neptune Beach Trail, Neptune Beach, FL, 0.8 miles

22 19. Sweetheart Trail, Daytona Beach, FL, 1 mile 20. Edgewater SJR2C Trail, Edgewater, FL, 1.2 miles 21. ECRTT, Brevard to Titusville, FL, 8 miles 22. Savannas Trail, Ft. Pierce, FL, 1.25 miles

2 East Coast Greenway Alliance 2017 Annual Report 3 2017: A year of ambitious programs, big impact

Opening panel on philanthropy and greenways (from left): Shaheen Syal of Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Atiba Mbiwan of Zeist Foundation, Kathy Higgins of Blue Cross Blue Shield NC Foundation, and Andy Johnson of William Penn Foundation. Below: Networking after keynote address from Chuck Flink. Southeast Summit energizes greenway leaders Our three-day Southeast Greenways & presentations. The Summit featured the Summit in Durham, NC, inspired unveiling of an Alta Planning+Design 300 advocates and partners to do more study, sponsored by GSK, finding that in their communities. The gathering the East Coast Greenway generates $90 featured mobile workshops and active million in benefits annually for North options along with a packed slate of Carolina’s Triangle region.

Staff added to better cover South Adding two new greenway coordinator positions in Florida and South Carolina/Georgia in 2017 builds the Alliance’s capacity to engage with communities Map tool, greenway.org updated throughout the Southeast. Meet our team online: We updated our website greenway.org/about/our-team and online mapping tool in 2017, focusing on A 3,000-mile 25th birthday party meeting the needs of the Thanks to coordination by Mary Beth Powell, East increasing numbers of Coast River Relay program manager, we put on our people who want to ex- organization’s largest programming to date. Read perience the East Coast more in our River Relay report (center insert). Greenway. Both sites are mobile- and tablet-friendly.

2 East Coast Greenway Alliance 2017 Annual Report 3 Major foundation partners Financial report Anderson-Rogers Foundation The generosity of our supporters Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation continued to grow in 2017 as Hartford Foundation, Richard D. Wagner revenue grew 9 percent — thank you! Despite a reduction in overall & Madeline/Lina F. Wagner Fund net assets, our unrestricted cash Helen & William Mazer Foundation and equivalents rose to a new The Hurford Foundation record high and we maintained New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, “You Have Our Trust Fund” financial health with more than six Environmental Council months of resources available. Quimby Family Foundation 2017 REVENUE Triangle Community Foundation Veverka Family Foundation Events Miscellany Membership Foundations William Penn Foundation 3% In-kind 9% Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation 9% 26% Administration 11% 86% 86%10% Programs 14% 28% 15% Major corporate partners

Corporate support Major donors

2017 EXPENSES

Administration Fundraising 4% 10%

86% Programs Corporate supporters A. Morton Thomas & Assoc. Linden Dental Associates AECOM Magyar Bank Backwoods Bridges Merrill Lynch Boeing Company Morgan Lewis Bockius, LLC Bull City Running Company News Corp matching gift 2017 FINANCIAL SUMMARY Comcast Foundation Pare Engineering Eco-Counter Parks Hospitality Group Total revenue...... $1,138,178 Ecological Engineering Perma Trak Total expenses...... $1,214,314 Eversource Energy Foundation Pfizer Foundation matching gifts Net assets, 12/31/17...... $782,618 Giant Bicycle, Inc. Raleigh Brewing Company Iteris Signature Bank Our full audited financial report and Form 990 Kimley-Horn & Assoc. Inc. Stantec was completed by Langdon & Company, LLP, Kind Bars Stewart Engineering and is available at greenway.org or on request. LandDesign, Inc. Sun Bicycles - J&B Importers, Inc. Lanyi & Tevald, Inc. Triarsi, Betancourt, Wukovits & Dugan

4 East Coast Greenway Alliance 2017 Annual Report 5 Unitil Bryan & Leslie Lorber Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Individual donors Anne Maleady Charles Marshall Wells Fargo Foundation $25,000 and above Catherine McCaw Whole Foods Market Elizabeth Brody Donald Miller WSP / Parsons Brinckerhoff Sarah Hancock Mary Mitchell James & Deborah Sharpe Keith Mogerley Public sector partners Helen O’Malley $10,000 - $24,999 William & Carol O’Neill Bethel Paris Alliance for Watershed Education Margaret Blume / Center For Aquatic Sciences Carl Podwoski & Virginia Lovejoy Donald Passantino David & Susan Read APPLES - UNC Chapel Hill Robert Spiegelman & Truda Bloom Alex Rigopulos City Of Raleigh Parks, Recreation Robert Russo & Cultural Resources $5,000 - $9,999 Schindel Fund Eran & Yukiko Egozy Boaz Shattan, Jr. Climate Ride Myron & Cathy Skott Delaware Valley Bicycle Club Victoria & Robert Freeman Stephen Greif Nancy Stedman Downtown Durham Inc. Mary Tate Duke University $2,500 - $4,999 Scott & Linda Taylor Lee Tobin Wheelmen Robert Dickinson Karen & Bob Votava North Carolina Department Louis Fink & Pam Grich Lucy Waletzky of Transportation Sam Gruenbaum $500 - $999 North Carolina Division of Pat King & Tom Powers Silvia Ascarelli Parks and Recreation Al Nierenberg Ian & Bev Birky Mr. Rednecheck Chris Brownstein Oxon Hill Bicycle & Trail Club Ann Buxbaum Road Scholar $1,000 - $2,499 Jessica Cain Town of Cary Anonymous Wayne Clark Marcia Angle & Mark Trustin Scott & Kathy Douglass Lynn Bell Bill Dunn Foundation supporters Philip Brencher Stephanie Eckman The Charlotte Foundation Chris Brigham Jeff Gray & Chris Youngston Community Foundation Michael Broennle Ariel Grunberg Carolyn Cannuscio & Daniel Rader Achim Holmes of Northeast Florida Tracy Cate Nancy Innes Cupid Foundation James Chaney Russell Johnston Katherine Baker Charitable Trust Autumn Cobeland Andrei Karavaev Lawrence and Lillian Solomon Richard & Marie Cochrane Stanley & Adria Katz Foundation Dave & Renee Connelly Ann Kelton & Jeffrey Hritz Maine Community Foundation, Debra Coyman Steven & Anne Koehler John Dougherty Patrick Lappin Point Harbor Fund Brandon Douglass S. C. Lee Foundation David & Carol Eibling Sanford & Gail Lipstein New Hampshire Charitable Robert Fox Philip & Eilleen Lucey Foundation, Swenson Family Fund Debra Fram & Eric Schwartz Gary & Karen Martin Foundation / Kenneth Fristoe, Overmountain Cycles Kathleen McGuiness Barbara Fulp Greg & Ellen Menounos Woonasquatucket River Bill & Jean Graustein William Reader Watershed Council Andy & Allison Hamilton Martha Roberts SBM Charitable Foundation Gregory Hum, Midnight Marathon Bike Ride Walter Roscello The Silver Tie Fund Mary Hutchinson Robert & Susan Tafel David Jones & Allison Ryder Barbara Ton Ferullo Tom & Susan Kaiden Margaret Truman Diana Knight Jane Wadsworth Donna Koenig Eric Weis Jason Lane Robert & Gail West Fred & Alison Lohr Mark Wheeler

4 East Coast Greenway Alliance 2017 Annual Report 5 EAST COAST RIVER RELAY

Building partnerships, raising awareness, celebrating 25 years of the East Coast Greenway Alliance

FALL 2017 THANK YOU TO OUR RIVER RELAY SUPPORTERS

Communities hosting River Relay events

FALL 2017

Expanding partnerships, forging ahead Every once in a while, it’s good to take a big risk the world. The River to see what we can achieve. We did that in the fall Relay brought to life of 2017: We celebrated our 25th anniversary by the myriad ways the hosting a continuous 57-event series throughout our East Coast Greenway entire corridor in collaboration with over 200 fosters environmental organizations — the biggest program in our history. sustainability, public health, and economic Thanks to the focus and dedication of Relay development from Program Manager Mary Beth Powell and crucial rural Maine to urban work by everyone on our team, we surpassed our centers of the Mid-Atlantic and coastal goals and expanded partnerships that can help us communities of the Southeast. complete the Greenway in the next 25 years. As someone who grew up enamored by creeks and Onward to Greenway progress, rivers, it was a dream to celebrate the 50 beautiful rivers our Greenway provides access to for tens relay events map.indd 1 of millions of Americans and visitors from around 3/5/18 10:51 DennisAM Markatos-Soriano, Executive Director

East Coast Greenway Alliance • Connecting people to place, Maine to Florida • greenway.org • 919.797.0619 2 2017 EAST COAST RIVER RELAY REPORT FROM AUG. 24-OCT. 28, 2017, WE TRAVELLED FROM THE CANADIAN BORDER TO THE FLORIDA KEYS, CELEBRATING 1 GREENWAY, 50 RIVERS, & OUR 25th BIRTHDAY

204 6,315 12 PARTNERS, INCLUDING 60 EVENT GOVERNORS & RIVER/WATERSHED ORGANIZATIONS PARTICIPANTS MAYORS PARTICIPATING

OVER 66 DAYS, WE HOSTED 57 PUBLIC EVENTS, INCLUDING:

13 8 10 3 7 5 22 WALKS & RUNS EDUCATIONAL PADDLES DEDICATIONS PLANTINGS/ BREWERY BIKE RIDES TALKS CLEANUPS SOCIALS

OVERALL IMPACT: INCREASED VISIBILITY, PARTNERSHIPS, & MOMENTUM:

17 million 50 3,000 ONLINE REACH, SOCIAL MEDIA KEY RIVERS HIGHLIGHTED MILES EXPERIENCED & NEWS STORIES ALONG OUR ROUTE & CELEBRATED

LEARN MORE: GREENWAY.ORG/RIVER-RELAY

2017 EAST COAST RIVER RELAY REPORT 3 Environmental stewardship

Volunteers in Wilmington, NC, paddled to an island in the to collect trash

Event Sampler RIVER STEWARDSHIP: Throughout the Relay, we honored the 50 key rivers along the East Coast Greenway. With walks, paddles, talks, and more, we Eastern Trail bird walk, celebrated rivers that have made impressive comebacks—’s Charles Scarborough, ME River, the mid-Atlantic’s —and called attention to rivers that Paddle on , are struggling—the Neuse and Cape Fear in North Carolina, Indian River City Lagoon in Florida. We look forward to continued collaboration with our river- keeper and watershed partners. Ellerbe Creek cleanup, Durham, NC Cape Fear River island “We collaborated to promote the River Relay and our annual cleanup, Wilmington, NC River Days, helping both organizations reach larger audiences. Shoreline cleanup & Connecting trails and waterways helps build constituencies stabilization, Daytona Beach, FL dedicated to environmental awareness and conservation.” — BRIAN DUVALL, ALLIANCE FOR WATERSHED EDUCATION OF THE DELAWARE RIVER 4 2017 EAST COAST RIVER RELAY REPORT Climate change/resiliency

Collecting sample in : Dennis Markatos-Soriano, ECGA executive director, and Michael Oppenheimer, Princeton University professor of geosciences and international affairs

“The East Coast Greenway is one of the many Event Sampler

projects our country and world needs to invest in Climate lunch & walk with to reduce emissions, adapt to rising sea levels, Michael Oppenheimer, New York City and tackle the challenge of climate change.” Marsh walk & talk at — PROF. MICHAEL OPPENHEIMER, GLOBAL CLIMATE EXPERT Dupont Environmental Education Center, Wilmington, DE COASTAL RESILIENCY: Our Relay bike/walk tour with Hoboken, NJ, officials looked at the city’s response to flooding—and the role that greenways can Indian River Lagoon & play. Since the 2012 mega-storm Sandy’s record tides soaked the city, Spoil Island restoration leaders have adopted tactics to manage heavy rainfalls and sea surges that tour, Fort Pierce, FL include building “resiliency parks” with porous surfaces on top of huge collection tanks to temporarily store large quantities of water. Our tour Biscayne Bay boat tour with ended at the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway on the Greenway, where Miami Waterkeeper & landscaping on the piers increase absorbent surfaces and reduce runoff. Florida Sea Grant, Miami, FL

2017 EAST COAST RIVER RELAY REPORT 5 Health

Public yoga class near the Greenway’s Underline in Miami

Event Sampler “As native people, as Passamaquoddy, we welcome the East Coast Greenway as a way to FreeWalkers 18-mile walk on Greenway, New York City help people connect their bodies, hearts, and minds — and to better connect them to the Bike ride from farmers beautiful land around us.” market, , MD — DENISE ALTVATER, MAINE WABANAKI PROGRAM, PERRY, ME Ales for Trails 5K run, Durham, NC INSPIRING WELLNESS, OUTDOOR TIME: A bike safety rodeo in Gilbert Middle School bike Jacksonville, FL, illustrated how health and environmental advocates rodeo, Jacksonville, FL make great teammates. We joined the Eastside Environmental Council as they started a bike club at a middle school in a low-income neighborhood Underfit Yoga class at the along with the city’s Parks and Recreation Department and Health Planning Underline, Miami, FL Council of Northeast Florida (Safe Routes to School). University of Florida’s Trauma One unit and North Florida Bicycle Club distributed free helmets; an REI rep shared maintenance tips and showed the students how to fix flat tires. The enthusiasm meter among the students? Off the charts. 6 2017 EAST COAST RIVER RELAY REPORT Economic development

Myrtle Beach Mayor John Rhodes and former planning director Jack Walker cut ribbon on trailhead

“Trails and greenways Event Sampler City leaders’ welcome breakfast, Putnam, CT improve the overall health American Folk Festival on the of an entire community. Our Bangor Waterfront, ME Trailhead ribbon cutting, Myrtle Beach, SC River Trail gives people a Welcome to NH with Gov. safe, accessible place to Sununu & other officials, Greenway sign dedication Portsmouth, NH exercise, but it also connects & reception, Titusville, FL businesses to a very active downtown, where we’re EMBRACING TRAILS: City leaders rolled out the red carpet excited to see an increase in for a Greenway dedication in Titusville, FL, during the Relay. Since the 1960s, NASA space-related industries and tourism new businesses developing were the city’s economic lifeblood. As investment in the space along the way.” program ebbs and flows, the city has reinvented itself and is fast earning its nickname, “Trail Town.” Promoting the city as — DELPHA VERY, DIRECTOR OF an active travel destination, Titusville leaders point to the East ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY Coast Greenway as a key component of their impressive multi- DEVELOPMENT, PUTNAM, CT use trail network. 2017 EAST COAST RIVER RELAY REPORT 7 Thanks to our East Coast River Relay partners

National/Regional Washington D.C. Georgia Adventure Cycling Association Bike Walk Bolton Capital Trails Coalition Altamaha Riverkeeper Alliance for Watershed Education of the Watershed Association Potomac Riverkeeper Network Brunswick Downtown Devel. Authority Delaware River Merritt Parkway Trail Alliance Washington Area Bicyclists Association Camden BIcycle Center American Rivers Park Watershed Camden Cycling Club Association for the Advancement of Putnam Redevelopment Agency Virginia City of Brunswick Sustainability in Higher Education Riverfront Recapture Bike Walk RVA City of St. Marys FreeWalkers Town of Putnam Crossroads Coffee Shop Coastal Georgia Greenway, Inc. League of American Bicyclists Basin Association Fitness on Broughton Live Nation New York Groundwork RVA Georgia Bikes Rivers, Trails & Bronx River Alliance James River Park System Georgia Conservancy Conservation Assistance Hudson Riverkeeper Mecklenburg County Georgia Rivers Network Rails-to-Trails Conservancy Waterfront Alliance Richmond Regional Planning District Healthy Savannah River Network Commission Kayak Kafe Sept. 11 National Memorial Trail Alliance City of Hoboken Rails to Trails Ogeechee Riverkeeper Whole Foods Market Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed Southside Planning District Commission One Hundred Miles D&R Greenway Land Trust stayArlington St. Marys Riverkeeper Maine New Jersey Bike & Walk Coalition Tobacco Heritage Trail Satilla Riverkeeper American Folk Festival New Jersey Conservation Foundation Virginia Bicycling Federation Savannah Bicycle Campaign Bicycle Coalition of Maine Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association Foundation Savannah Riverkeeper Bold Coast Scenic Bikeway Virginia Department of Conservation Service Brewing Company Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust Pennsylvania and Recreation SouthEast Adventure Outfitters City of Calais Bartram’s Garden Virginia Tourism Corporation Eastern Trail Alliance Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia Visit Alexandria Florida Friends of Scarborough Marsh The Circuit Trails Visit Mecklenburg County Trail Maine Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage City of Daytona Beach Maine Sports Commission Corridor North Carolina City of Fernandina Beach Maine Tourism Association Delaware River City Corporation Bull City Running Company City of Fort Pierce Merrymeeting Wheelers Bicycle Club Delaware River Waterfront Corporation Cape Fear River Watch, Inc. City of Jacksonville Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indian Township Delaware Riverkeeper Network City of Fayetteville City of Neptune Beach Schoodic Riverkeepers Pennsylvania Environmental Council City of Wilmington City of Titusville Topsham Historical Society Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Deep River Brewing Company Eastside Environmental Council Wabanaki Culture Center Stroud Water Research Center Dimensions Family School Florida Department of Environmental Washington County Council of Governments Delaware Ellerbe Creek Watershed Association Protection, Division of Parks and Recreation Bike Delaware Extra Terrestrial Projects & Office of Greenways and Trails New Hampshire City of Wilmington Fayetteville Area Metropolitan Planning Florida Department of Transportation Gundalow Company Delaware Greenways Organization Florida Sea Grant/University of Florida IFAS New Hampshire Seacoast Greenway Alliance Delaware Nature Society’s DuPont Fullsteam Brewery Friends of The Amelia Island Trail Rockingham Planning Commission Environmental Education Center Assembly Friends of Ludlam Trail Seacoast Science Center New Castle County Keep New Hanover County Beautiful Friends of the Underline Riverfront Development Corporation of North Carolina Conservation Network John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park Delaware Roanoke River Partners Jonathan Dickinson State Park Bike to the Sea, Inc. 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