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Glen Park Association grant program launches

December 18, 2013 by Elizabeth Weise

The Glen Park Association Grant Program:

At the Glen Park Association’s holiday party on Saturday, December 14, I had the pleasure to announce the Association’s grant funding program.

The GPA is in a healthy financial condition, mainly because we are able to supplement our annual membership dues with income earned from advertising in the Glen Park News, past fund-raising, and management of expenses.

We have made donations in the community in the past, on a case-by-case basis, such as to the Glen Park Library; to Glen Park, Sunnyside, and Fairmont Schools PTAs; and to the Glen Park Recreation Center for play equipment. GPA also made special donations in 2011 to the families of the firefighters who lost their lives in the Berkeley Way fire.

The board decided we needed to improve and encourage the solicitation and award of donations. This fall, we spent several months reviewing GPA’s financial status, year-to-year budgets, account balances, and the process for a formal grant program. The board then adopted several decisions.

  • To allocate $12,000 of the GPA reserves for a multi-year grant program;
  • To develop grant funding guidelines;
  • To ensure that grants make a contribution to the Glen Park community;
  • To create a simple and straightforward application and review process.

The attached Grant Funding Guidelines present details such as the goal of the grants; the potential amounts; calendar year limits; and the application process.

We look forward to spreading the news of this program in Glen Park, and working with potential applicants to benefit the neighborhood.

Happy holidays to all!

Michael Rice, President

 Board of Directors

Carolyn Deacy, Vice President

Dennis Mullen, Treasurer

Mic Ames, Corresponding Secretary

Sally Ross, Membership Secretary

Janice Levy, Recording Secretary

Tiffany Farr, Program,

Nicholas Dewar, Zoning and Planning

Lewison Lem, Transportation

Rachel Gordon, Publication

John Walmsley, Environment

Bruce Bonacker, Housing

Ashley Hathaway, Rec & Park

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GPA Grant Application

Grant Guidelines 12 18 2013

Grant Guidelines 12 18 2013

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Glen Park Association is with Bonnee Waldstein and 3 others at Cuppa glen park.
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A big thank you to all who attended Glen Park Association’s Fall Quarterly Meeting at CUPPA Cuppa🧋🍙 !

Special thanks to all the guest speakers for
Disaster Preparedness - Department of Emergency Management, Emergency Preparedness Consultant and
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A huge thank you to Cuppa🧋🍙 for hosting and the complimentary frozen yogurt ( Froyo) for our members!
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Glen Park Association is with Bonnee Waldstein at Glen Park Station Bar.
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Many thanks to Evelyn Rose, our Glen Park historian! She gave a wonderful presentation on the history of the Glen Park Station bar. And a big thanks to State Senator/ former District 8 Supervisor, Scott Wiener for stopping by and giving a commendation to Sean Kelly and Shane Ryan Glen Park Station

For more Glen Park History, check out Evelyn’s website www.GlenParkHistory.org

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