Grants Awarded to Lake Roland Nature Council

2021:

(1) Baltimore Gas and Electric granted a $4,000 Emergency Response and Safety Grant supporting Lake Roland Nature Council’s efforts to increase park patron safety in the event of a medical emergency.

Baltimore Gas and Electric

(2) Constellation Community Champions granted $500 to support the Lake Roland Nature Council.

Constellation Community Champions
Constellation Community Champions

(3) $25,000 from the Baltimore County COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund at the Baltimore Community Foundation.

Baltimore Community Foundation
Baltimore County

(4) $250 from Extreme Terrain Clean Trail Project to support trail improvements at Lake Roland.

Extereme Terrain Clean Trail Project

(5) David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation grant of $5,000 for general support of the Lake Roland Nature Council.

David and Barbara B. Hirschhorn Foundation

(6) Baltimore County granted $6,000 to support the Lake Roland Nature Council’s Art on the Trail program for fiscal year 2022.

Baltimore County

2020:

(1) The France-Merrick Foundation granted $30,000 to support the Lake Roland Nature Council’s Nature Center fund raising efforts.

The France-Merrick Foundation

(2) Constellation Community Champions granted $500 to support the Lake Roland Nature Council.

Constellation Community Champions
Constellation Community Champions

(3) Towson Communities Alliance (TCA) Open Space Matching Grants Program gave $3,720 to support a Lake Roland Nature Council project.

Towson Communities Alliance

(4) $10,000 from the Baltimore County COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund at the Baltimore Community Foundation.

Baltimore Community Foundation
Baltimore County

(5) $8,676.36 from the Baltimore County COVID-19 Recreation and Nature Council Fund.

Baltimore County

2019:

(1) The Campbell Foundation granted $5,000 to support the Lake Roland Nature Council’s Nature Center fund raising efforts.

The Campbell Foundation

2018:

(1) Baltimore County granted $4,000 to support the Lake Roland Nature Council’s Art on the Trail program for fiscal year 2019.

Baltimore County

2017:

(1) Baltimore County granted $3,000 to support the Lake Roland Nature Council’s Art on the Trail program for fiscal year 2018.

Baltimore County

2016:

(1) Keep Maryland Beautiful Margaret Rosch Jones Grant, funded by Maryland Environmental Trust and State Highway Administration, granted $800 for composting systems for the park.

Maryland Environmental Trust
State Highway Administration

2015:

(1) Chesapeake Bay Trust, through an Outdoor Health Grant, granted $7,141 in support of the Trails over Truancy: A Junior Naturalist Program

Chesapeake Bay Trust

(2) Keep Maryland Beautiful Margaret Rosch Jones Grant, funded by Maryland Environmental Trust and State Highway Administration, granted $600 for recycling bins and trash cans in the park, doggie bag dispensers and bags, educational stickers, and fishing line receptacles, all in support of our efforts to provide a clean and safe place for families to enjoy the outdoors.

Maryland Environmental Trust
State Highway Administration

(3) The France-Merrick Foundation granted $5,000 to support the Lake Roland Nature Council’s Nature Center fund raising efforts.

The France-Merrick Foundation

(4) The Ruxton Riderwood Lake Roland Area Improvement Association granted $2,500 as a matching grant to support the Lake Roland Nature Council’s Nature Center fund raising efforts.

Ruxton-Riderwood-Lake Roland Area Improvement Association

2013:

(1) The Campbell Foundation granted $23,889.08 as a matching grant to support the Lake Roland Nature Council’s heavy construction equipment fund raising efforts to aid in park restoration.

The Campbell Foundation