Financials - Tahoe Fund

Dear Tahoe Fund Friends,

It is our pleasure to present the 2016/17 Tahoe Fund Annual Report for our fiscal year that ended on March 31, 2017. Once again, the Tahoe Fund enjoyed a terrific year of support from the private community as we worked to improve the Lake Tahoe environment.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we were able to ensure more environmental improvement projects were completed. A new overlook at Taylor Creek will provide a wonderful viewing deck for visitors while keeping the nearby bears feasting on Kokanee salmon safe. A restored Lighthouse Trail at Bliss State Park will reduce erosion and create a more enjoyable hiking experience. A new section of bikeway at the top of Dollar Hill will extend the current trail system into the wooded area and off the main road.

This year we celebrated the ground breaking of the Tahoe Fund’s largest project, the Incline to Sand Harbor Bike Path. With more than 400 donors and over $1 million in private donations paving the way, this is sure to be transformative for all who travel and visit the east shore of Lake Tahoe.

The Tahoe Fund was proud to be the organizing sponsor of the 20th anniversary of the Lake Tahoe Summit. Thousands of attendees heard from President Obama and leaders from California and Nevada about the important work that has been done and still remains to improve Lake Tahoe.

The future continues to look very bright for Tahoe and the Tahoe Fund, led by our growing Stewardship Circle supporters. Together with our Green Bucks business partners, they have allowed us to build long-term plans for the organization to continue to help improve the Tahoe environment for many generations to come.

Together we are creating a legacy.

Art Chapman, Chair
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Amy Berry, CEO

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