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2008 At A Glance
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2010 Special Projects

Seabrook-Wilson House, Bayshore Waterfront Park, Port Monmouth - $25,000
Phase II of funding has been approved for the fabrication and installation of exhibits at the Seabrook Wilson House.  This project includes exhibits on the history of the house and the Bayshore community, and the ecology of the Bayshore region in four (4) rooms.

Manasquan Reservoir Environmental Center - $5, 000
Funding has been approved for the purchase of informational games to be used with the kiosk

Manasquan Reservoir Visitor Center - $2,200
Funding has been approved to replace the permanent display

Historic Walnford and/or Longstreet Farm - $2,500
Funding has been approved for custom made display cases at one or both of these sites

Huber Woods Park - $2,000
Funding has been approved to improve the information kiosk                                                                                                                                                                       Total Projects ~ $36,700

2010 Annual Distributions

Volunteers Annual holiday card ~ purchase and mailing of card to approx. 750 persons on the existing mailing list.

$1,500


Volunteers National Trails Day lunch
~ sandwiches for National Trails Day Luncheon
and dessert for the Volunteer Recognition Luncheon

$350


Therapeutic Recreation Holiday Trip & Transportation ~
The trip provides admission and bussing for approx. 25 participants and chaperones to attend Disney on Ice or a Broadway musical in November or December

$1,300


Therapeutic Recreation Transportation to the Beach ~
Bussing for staff & campers

$500


Therapeutic Recreation Semi-Formal Dinner Dance ~
w/DJ & Caterer for  participants

$750


RAP Bus Transportation
~ provide opportunities for children from urban  communities to visit various parks or participate in educational programs year - round – primarily in summer (approx. 20 buses X $265/bus).
 

$5,300

RAP Camp Scholarships ~ Provide program fees and any additional program costs for county urban youth to experience a weeklong Park System summer camps
     

$5,060

RAP Program Fees ~ Provide program-funding assistance for youth organizations from low-income urban areas that register for various Park System programs, such as, boat tours, farm tours, etc.

$3,500


RAP Summer Performance in the Park
~ Provide funding to hire an entertainer to perform at 1 of 2 concerts offered to camps and youth organizations from urban communities.

$1,600


RAP African History Celebration
~ Provide funding for keynote speaker at opening ceremony and/or entertainment for one of the school programs during the week.

$1,400


RAP
Coastal Activity Center ~ Provide funding assistance to hire unique
experiential and educational programs to offer the knowledge-thirsty youths of
Asbury Park and surrounding communities.

$2,500


RAP Ranger/Interns Graduation Dinner ~

$200


Longstreet Farm Historical Costumes ~

$1,000

Total Annual Distributions ~ $24,960