Horizon Foundation
Grants Made in June 2001
| American Storyboard, Inc. | John J. Ronan, President |
Gloucester, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $10,000 to support the production of a documentary video titled, Gloucesterxs Adventure: An American Story, based on the Historic Landmark schooner berthed in Gloucester. | ||
| Appalachian Mountain Club | Andrew J. Falender, Executive Director |
Boston, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $18,000 to support the Youth Opportunities Program, which provides leadership and wilderness training to youth workers which then allows them to lead trips for under served city kids. | ||
| Artworks | Beth Linnerson-Daly, Executive Director |
Trenton, New Jersey |
| One year grant of $15,000 to support the fourth year of Learning Through Art , a program in which artists work with classroom teachers and use art as a teaching tool to address multiple learning styles. Funding will also be used to improve documentation and expand the program. | ||
| Barnstable Land Trust, Wianno Land Preservation Project | Jackie Barton, Executive Director |
Cotuit, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $2,000 to support the Trust's ongoing operations. | ||
| Child Development Programs of Cape Ann | Susan Todd, Executive Director |
Gloucester, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $5,000 to support the launching of Cleaning the Coast, a twelve-week summertime environmental education initiative for children in CDP's School Age Programs. | ||
| Community Foundation of Cape Cod | Elizabeth Gawron, Executive Director |
Yarmouthport, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $15,000 to expand and support CFCC's environmental grantmaking programs. | ||
| Essex Art Center | Leslie Costello, Executive Director |
Lawrence, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $20,000 to aid in the purchase of a 14-passenger van to transport disadvantaged students to EACxs programs and classes. | ||
| Greater Lawrence Family Health Center | Dr. Philip Bolduc, Resident |
Lawrence, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $3,000 to support Leadership Adventures, a program that provides educational activities, outdoor adventures, and volunteer experiences to low-income minority students of Lawrence High School. | ||
| Maine Lakes Conservancy | Ship Bright, Executive Director |
Nobleboro, Maine |
| Completed year two of a three year grant of $20,000 each year, to support the hiring of the Director of Education to design and implement the experiential environmental education conducted in mobile floating classrooms. | ||
| Maine Lakes Conservancy | Ship Bright, Executive Director |
Nobleboro, Maine |
| One year grant of $10,000 to support the Conservancy's ongoing operations. | ||
| Merrimack River Watershed Council | Beth Handler Brazil, Education Program Manager |
Lawrence, Massachusetts |
| Completed two year grant of $8,000 to support Adopt-A-Salmon Family Program: Providing Teacher Support for Interdisciplinary Watershed Education, for a total of $20,000. | ||
| Massachusetts Audubon Society | Charlotte Shire, Director, Wildwood |
Lincoln, Massachusetts |
| Two year grant of $20,000 each year for the next two years to support initial program and curriculum planning, program evaluation, and the purchase of basic supplies for the MAS' Camp Wildwood Leader in Training program. | ||
| National Marine Life Center, Inc. | Sallie K. Riggs, President |
Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts |
| Two year grant of $20,000 for year one and $10,000 for year two to support the development of the center's environmental education exhibits focusing on marine animals, their ocean environment, and the human impact on both. | ||
| Passage Theatre | June Ballinger, Producing Artistic Director |
Trenton, New Jersey |
| One year grant of $15,000 to support the theater's State Street Project, an after school mentoring program designed to raise the aspirations of Trentonxs youth by pairing them with professional theater artists for both playwriting and performing. | ||
| Portland Trails | Nan Cumming, Executive Director |
Portland, Maine |
| One year grant of $7,000 to support the Trails to Leadership, a program that involves children in the research, planning, and construction of a trail near their school to increase awareness and involvement in the natural and built environment around them. | ||
| Princeton Area Community Foundation | Nancy W. Kieling, Executive Director |
Skillman, New Jersey |
| One year grant of $15,000 to support a collaboratively funded technical assistance project for needy grassroots non-profit organizations in Mercer County. | ||
| Princeton Girl Choir | Janet Perkins, Managing Director |
Princeton, New Jersey |
| One year grant of $2,000 to support the Choir's ongoing operations. | ||
| Round Top Center for the Arts | Kelly Patton Brook, Theater Director |
Damariscotta, Maine |
| One year grant of $7,000 to support the production of Pond Work: An Environmental Performance Art Project, a visual and narrative performance addressing the human response to species extinction and its significance to contemporary civilization. | ||
| S.A.F.E. Studio, Inc. | Deborah Moules, Executive Director |
Ipswich, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $500 to support S.A.F.E. Studio's ongoing operations. | ||
| Youth at Risk, Endicott College | Michael J. Duda, Director of Community Programs |
Beverly, Massachusetts |
| One year grant of $6,000 to support the Youth at Risk Network. | ||