Accomplishments

The Foundation has worked diligently in development of a Master Plan for the Park and back acreage, including restoration of the historical LeFevre home and carriage barn, installation of the windmill and planting a kitchen garden. Other accomplishments include:

• Since 1995, the Foundation has donated over $68,000 as scholarships for the Summer Camp Program, which includes environmental and agricultural education.

• Design and fund a Plant Science Center that includes a classroom, children’s community garden and green house.

• Planting and maintaining 168 redwood and maple trees plus an additional 100 heirloom apple trees along the west and northwest perimeters of the Park, dedicated as the Karl Schiavo Memorial Grove in 2007.
  

• Mentored Veggielution which started a Community Farm at the Park to engage local residents in food production and distribute food to those who need it. (www.veggielution.org)
  

• Since 1993, hosted annual Harvest Fairs that included entertainment, environmental vendor booths, and culturally diverse food.
  

• Orchestrated the acquisition and installation of an Aeromotor Windmill
  

• Supported annual "Breakfast with Santa" events
  

• Created Emma's Kitchen Garden with plants of German ancestry, using modern and historical planting methods for demonstration purposes.
  

Funding

The Foundation secures grants from independent organizations and will gratefully accept your monetary or in-kind gifts.

For More Information

Please feel free to contact any of the Board members with any questions you may have. Our Board President, Sharon McCray can be reached at via email at PruschFarmPark@gmail.com.