Financials - Tahoe Fund

Dear Tahoe Fund Friends,

It is with great pride that we present the new 2018/19 Tahoe Fund Annual Report to highlight our fiscal year that ended on March 31, 2019. We have much to celebrate as we reflect back on the many improvements we have made, and the environmental projects we have helped accomplished to preserve the beauty of the Lake Tahoe environment.

This year, because of your generous support, we have been able to fund a wide range of environmental improvement projects around the Lake. In November, we celebrated the partial completion of the new East Shore Trail with our partners and the donors who made it possible. We introduced a new Specialized mountain bike program at the Boys & Girls Club of North Lake Tahoe. After more than a decade of efforts, the Tahoe Fund helped the Tahoe Resource Conservation District acquire Johnsons Meadow, the final piece in the restoration of the Upper Truckee River, the most impaired watershed in the Sierra.

For the seventh consecutive year, the Tahoe Fund was an organizing sponsor of the Tahoe Summit. Hundreds were in attendance to mark yet another year of successful collaboration between California and Nevada agencies in effort to take care of Tahoe.

Thanks to our ever-growing Stewardship Circle, our future is bright. Commitment to the Stewardship Circle gives us the ability to plan long-term and maintain a sustainable organization. We would also like to recognize our Green Bucks business partners and their efforts to help us continue to improve the environment now, and for years to come.

Together we are creating a legacy.

Katy Simon Holland, Chair
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Amy Berry, CEO