Friends of Ada Hayden Heritage Park
Our annual membership meeting is coming up soon and YOU are invited! It will be held at Ames Public Library Brown Auditorium in downtown Ames on Tuesday evening, April 2. We’ll have another of Tana Tesdall’s wildlife webcam videos from the park, a talk by naturalist Wolf Oesterreich on “Common Fauna of Ada Hayden Heritage Park”, a President’s report on happenings in the past year, a discussion of park plans for the next year, and a short business meeting.
We’ll begin at 5:30 p.m. with some light snacks and refreshments and then at 6 with the meeting. We should be done by 8 p.m. We hope you’ll join us and participate in your Friends organization.
Just as the park became a reality because of citizens' participation, this Friends group thrives best when all members participate. I hope to see you there on April 2.
Please RSVP by Friday, March 29 so we can order enough food.
Thanks!
Jim Pease, President
Friends of Ada Hayden Heritage Park
Join the Friends!
If you are interested in the park, its unique properties and potentials, and what it represents, we invite you to become a member of the Friends of Ada Hayden Heritage Park.
Members will receive regular alerts about activities at the park and will have the opportunity to help shape its future.
Please send this form and donation to:
Stephanie Fox, Treasurer
3921 Squaw Road
Ames, IA 50014
Please make checks payable to Friends of Ada Hayden Heritage Park
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Please note your amount:
____Student: $20
____Individual: $30
____Family: $50
____Contributor: $100
____Sustaining: $250
____Patron: $500
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Friends of Ada Hayden Heritage Park
The Friends of Ada Hayden Heritage Park is a group of citizens who appreciate the variety of opportunities provided by the park and wish to help assure its continued success.
Friends of Ada Hayden Heritage Park Mission:
To partner with community members and city government to enhance the park’s natural environment
To support public awareness, educational programs, and research efforts
To secure supplemental financial resources that may be used by the City of Ames for projects selected by the Parks and Recreation Commission and approved by the City Council
To build connections between recreation, learning, and appropriate public use of the park
To develop a network of supporters and volunteers to assist with management, restoration, and protection.
The Friends group was incorporated as a non-profit organization on July 8, 2010, and was approved as a 501(c)3 organization by the Internal Revenue Service soon after. It elected its first Board of Directors on August 5, 2010.
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