MISSION STATEMENT
Winding Trails, Inc. is an independent, non-profit, organization serving people from Farmington and surrounding communities, providing year round recreational and educational activities for the enjoyment and growth of families and individuals of all ages. Winding Trails is dedicated to the preservation and stewardship of our natural woodlands and waterways that allow outdoor programming, character development, and play activities that strengthen the lives of those we serve.
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THE TRAILS FUND
Impacting our youth, education, and environment.
February 2007
Dear Friend,
Winding Trails is on the move to enhance educational activities for our children and is committed to improving and preserving our natural environment. Your additional support drives this process. While membership, camp, and program fees provide the resources to operate and maintain the facility, your donation to The Trails Fund will directly impact the lives of our youth and environment through:
- CAMPERSHIPS
All young people need exciting environments that offer supportive relationships, guidance, high expectations, and encouragement to try new things. Everyone is deserving of this opportunity regardless of their financial status. Studies show that a session of summer camp strengthens identity and self worth, improves social, physical and thinking skills and consistently promotes positive values.
- EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION
Today’s schools’ emphasis on testing and evaluation requires educators to concentrate on all children meeting high academic standards. Winding Trails seeks to broaden and assist the educational experience through experiential learning. These programs provide an important component to children’s education through hands-on experience and focused reflection. This process results in turning critical thinking into critical action, which is a valuable life skill.
- ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION
The health of our forest and waterways is slowly deteriorating with time. It is a resource that not only defines Winding Trails but is also essential to our community. An effort is underway to reverse this process with physical improvements and procedures to ensure a healthy, pristine environment that can be passed onto our children’s children.
100% of your tax-deductible donation goes directly to providing opportunities and solutions for children and our environment. You make it happen. Please give generously today!
Download our Trails Fund Brochure for more information and our Donation Form to make your tax-deductible donation.
Sincerely,
Kristian Jensen III
President, Board of Directors
Scott Brown, CPRP
Executive Director
ANNUAL FUND LIST OF DONORS as of 3/1/06
Donation of $10,000 and over
Heron Investment, LLC
Donation of $5,000.00 and over
Case Family
Donation of $1,000.00 and over
Pyne Davidson
Robert and Cheryl Ziegler
Donation of $250.00 and over
Bay State Environmental
Horace and Joan Brown
Scott Brown, CPRP
Chris and Kristin Chisholm
Gervais Family
Jeffrey and Jennifer Hogan
Kristian and Nancy Jensen
Lindquist Insurance
Jim Platosh
The Torsiello Family
Patrons
A.B.S.
Anonymous
Jeffrey Baldwin
John and Janice Benda
John and Jeanette Bonee
Judith and Jim Bonk
John Burnham
Tom Burns
Howard Coe
Tom and Barbara Costello
Prudence P. Cutler
Geoffrey Dale
Mark Dale
E. Hope Emery
Christina Czyrko/Farnan
Renee Felter
Carol Ferro
Catherine Foley
Chris Fuselier
Bill Francis
Rayae Geci, CPRP
Patricia Gilbert
Peter and Jeanne Griffin
Howard Gross
The Guggenheim Family
Gary Guimond
Hodge Surveying Assoc.
Richard Hadden
Robert Helfrich
Kevin and Louisa Hogan
Raymond and Phyllis Jankowski
Laura Jalinikas
Raymond Josephson
Shirley Kahan
Richard Korby
Ray Lavendier
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Leach
Chris and Kathy Leary
Frank LaSala, M.D.
Bryan Martin
John Matthews
Cecily and Paul Mehlman
Reverend William R. Metzler
Mina Mina
Joyce Mundt
Barbara Nimmich and Haleigh McCloy
Sean Nadeau
Henry Otte
Jack Phelan
Puglielli Family
Deborah Thibodeau and Walter Rosenberg
John Russamanno
Meghan Sage
Ronald Schlossberg
Pat Schnee
Burges Smith
Harold St. Onge
Judy Straub
Julie Takata
Susan Tannenbaum
Donna Williams
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