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TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
ForeverGreen Trails helps our towns, cities, park districts, agencies, and the County itself, build out and maintain our regional trails network via:
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Plan/project review and feedback
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Promotion of trail use and stewardship
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Letters of support for grant applications or
legislative funding appeals
We provide contracted technical support for
local jurisdictions' planning efforts:
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Create/improve grant application materials
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Provide presentation services for grant applications
Jurisdictions that join ForeverGreen Trails as
members are eligible for additional financial
and professional services including:
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50% discount on the above technical support work
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Access to private foundation grant funding for programs and projects
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Access to a 501c3 fiduciary for charitable project contributions
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Public-private fundraising through our Trail Accelerator Program
Testimonial
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“Our small city has been looking to fund a critical trail gap closure for more than a decade. While our staff has local and technical knowledge, grant writing and presentation preparation do not come naturally to engineering-types. Thanks to their partnership, ForeverGreen Trails elevated our application materials to another level of engagement we could not have dreamed of.”
- Jeremy Metzler,
Public Works Director, City of Edgewood
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Accomplishments
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$35,000 grant for Pierce County's Carbon River Corridor planning
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Leveraged $1 million in grants for Sprinker Rec. Center project
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$20,000 grant for Pierce County's Pipeline Trail
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Provided technical grant assistance for Edgewood resulting in a $3 million award for their Interurban Trail Project.
Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash
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