CAPITAL REGION LAND CONSERVANCY INC

As filed

Subsection

03

NTEE code

C30

Classification

2000

Street

PO BOX 17306

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Mission and programs · 2024

• FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4A, PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING 2024: IN 2024 CAPITAL REGION LAND CONSERVANCY, INC. ("THE CONSERVANCY") RECORDED SIX CONSERVATION EASEMENTS SOLELY HELD BY THE CONSERVANCY, TWO CONSERVATION EASEMENTS CO-HELD BY THE CONSERVANCY, AND ACQUIRED SIX PROPERTIES UNDER OWNERSHIP PROTECTING A TOTAL OF 1,437.15 ACRES. THE EASEMENTS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 1) 6.56-ACRE EASEMENT IN RICHMOND CITY ALONG POCOSHOCK CREEK; 2) 2.9-ACRE EASEMENT IN RICHMOND CITY ADJOINING AFORMENTIONED EASEMENT; 3) 15.91-ACRE EASEMENT IN POWHATAN COUNTY TO SUSTAIN A WORKING FARM OPERATION; 4) 568-ACRE EASEMENT IN NEW KENT COUNTY PARTLY FUNDED BY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE GRANT TO PROTECT WORKING FARMLAND AND MORE THAN 2.5 MILES ALONG THE PAMUNKEY RIVER; 5) 258.81-ACRE EASEMENT IN HANOVER COUNTY WITH PRIME FARMLAND ONCE PART OF PATRICK HENRY'S SCOTCHTOWN; AND 6) 310.75-ACRE EASEMENT IN NEW KENT COUNTY ALONG THE PAMUNKEY RIVER WITH IMPORTANT FOREST CONSERVATION VALUES. THE CO-HELD EASEMENTS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 1) 55.36-ACRE EASEMENT IN POWHATAN COUNTY LOCATED ALONG SOLOMONS CREEK CO-HELD WITH THE MONACAN SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT; AND 2) 42.88-ACRE EASEMENT CO-HELD WITH THE HENRICOPOLIS SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT ADJOINING EASEMENT ASSIGNED TO THE CONSERVANCY IN 2023. THE LAND ACQUISITIONS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: 1) PURCHASE OF 4.472 ACRES IN CITY OF RICHMOND ALONG THE JAMES RIVER FOR 1/4 MILE THAT PRESERVES PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE RICHMOND SLAVE TRAIL AND ANCARROW'S ACCESS TRAIL 2) PURCHASE OF 44.9 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY ON NEW MARKET ROAD AND ADJOINING LAND ALREADY OWNED BY CRLC KNOWN AS FOUR MILE CREEK FARM. THE PROPERTY IS ENTIRELY WITHIN THE CORE OF NEW MARKET HEIGHTS BATTLEFIELD AND THE RICHMOND NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD PARK LEGISLATIVE BOUNDARY; 3) PURCHASE OF 31.29 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY ALSO WITHIN THE CORE OF NEW MARKET HEIGHTS BATTLEFIELD AND THE RICHMOND NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD PARK LEGISLATIVE BOUNDARY LYING ALONG FOUR MILE CREEK BETWEEN CRLC-OWNED LANDS AT FOUR MILE CREEK FARM AND VARINA LANDLAB; 4) PURCHASE OF 6.25 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY ON BRADBURY ROAD AND ALONG SWEENEY CREEK ADJOINING CRLC-OWNED LAND AT LONG BRIDGE ROAD; 5) RECEIPT OF DONATION OF 23.9 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY WITHIN THE CORE BATTLEFIELD OF SEVEN PINES AND FAIR OAKS STATION; AND 6) RECEIPT OF DONATION OF 65.17 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY AT NEW MARKET AND DORAN ROADS CONTAINING PRIME FARMLAND AND APPROXIMATELY 0.9 MILES ALONG THE VIRGINIA CAPITAL TRAIL. THE CONSERVANCY GRANTED A CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE VIRGINIA BOARD OF HISTORIC RESOURCES ON 41.02 ACRES AT ITS LITTLE MALVERN HILL TRACT. THE CONSERVANCY SUBSEQUENTLY SOLD THE PROPERTY THROUGH AN OPEN MARKET TRANSACTION. THE CONSERVANCY GRANTED A CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE VIRGINIA BOARD OF HISTORIC RESOURCES ON 3.65 ACRES AT ITS CAMPBELL'S BRIDGE MILLS TRACT IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AND SUBSEQUENTLY TRANSFERRED THE PROPERTY TO CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. THE CONSERVANCY ALSO TRANSFERRED TO CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, UNDER A CONSERVATION EASEMENT THE CONSERVANCY GRANTED TO THE VIRGINIA OUTDOORS FOUNDATION IN 2023, AN ADDITIONAL 34.645 ACRES OF LAND AND ISLANDS IN THE APPOMATTOX RIVER. THE CONSERVANCY TRANSFERRED 0.664 ACRES IN THE CITY OF PETERSBURG TO FRIENDS OF THE LOWER APPOMATTOX RIVER, WHICH IMMEDIATELY GRANTED A CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE VIRGINIA OUTDOORS FOUNDATION THAT WILL EXTEND THE APPOMATTOX RIVER TRAIL. THE CONSERVANCY RECEIVED RENEWAL OF ITS FULL ACCREDITATION BY THE LAND TRUST ACCREDITATION COMMISSION, AN INDEPENDENT PROGRAM OF THE LAND TRUST ALLIANCE. THE CONSERVANCY ALSO MAINTAINED ACCREDITATION BY THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU AND EARNED THE GUIDESTAR PLATINUM SEAL OF TRANSPARENCY FOR 2024. IN 2024, THE CONSERVANCY WAS RECOGNIZED WITH THE SILVER GOVERNOR'S ENVIRONMENTAL EXCELLENCE AWARD FOR ITS WORK TO PROTECT THE NEW MARKET HEIGHTS BATTLEFIELD AND THE HASKINS TRACT. THE CONSERVANCY'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PARKER C. AGELASTO, WAS RECOGNIZED BY VIRGINIA BUISNESS MAGAZINE AS ONE OF "100 PEOPLE TO MEET IN 2025." THE CONSERVANCY SPONSORED THE VIRGINIA'S UNITED LAND TRUSTS'S ANNUAL CONFERENCE. THE CONSERVANCY COORDINATED SIX GUIDED NATURE HIKES OF THEIR CONSERVATION EASEMENT PROPERTIES WITH A TOTAL OF 121 ATTENDEES; COORDINATED TWO VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES AT PROPERTIES OWNED BY THE CONSERVANCY CONTRIBUTING A TOTAL OF 180 VOLUNTEER HOURS; PARTICIPATED IN NUMEROUS MEETINGS OF THE RVAGREEN 2050 ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUP, LOWER CHICKAHOMINY WATERSHED COLLABORATIVE AND VIRGINIA CONSERVATION NETWORK WORKGROUPS; STAFF ATTENDED THE VIRGINIA'S UNITED LAND TRUSTS CONFERENCE HELD IN APRIL; INCREASED TO 2,340 FOLLOWERS ON FACEBOOK, 1,737 FOLLOWERS ON INSTAGRAM, 327 FOLLOWERS ON TWITTER AND 259 FOLLOWERS ON LINKEDIN; SHARED ORGANIZATIONAL NEWS WITH 2,770 SUBSCRIBERS VIA 34 EMAIL NEWSLETTERS; RECEIVED CONTRIBUTIONS FROM 523 DONORS INCLUDING 230 NEW MEMBERS; RENEWAL RATE IN EXCESS OF 56%; AND GARNERED MORE THAN 102 PRESS MENTIONS DISCUSSING CRLC'S CONSERVATION WORK AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAND CONSERVATION AND WATER QUALITY IN SUCH PUBLICATIONS AS THE RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH, RICHMOND FREE PRESS, RICHMOND MAGAZINE, HENRICO CITIZEN, AXIOS, RICHMOND BIZSENSE, MECHANICSVILLE LOCAL, POWHATAN TODAY, VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONAL NEWSLETTERS, AS WELL AS VIRGINIA PUBLIC MEDIA/NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO, CBS6, NBC12, ABC8, AND OTHER LOCAL TELEVISION BROADCASTS. THE CONSERVANCY FACILITATED EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY ON THE URGENCY OF ENSURING THAT ALL VIRGINIANS HAVE DAILY ACCESS TO THE OUTDOORS. MAINTAINED A MODERN, USER-FRIENDLY CRLC WEBSITE WITH 3 BLOG POSTS; STAFF PARTICIPATED IN 22 COMMUNITY GATHERINGS INCLUDING SERVING AS GUEST SPEAKERS; TABLED AT 12 COMMUNITY EVENTS; AND EDUCATED NUMEROUS LANDOWNERS IN PRESERVING THEIR PROPERTY. AT ITS VARINA LANDLAB CONSERVATION AREA, THE CONSERVANCY MANAGED 4 MILES OF TRAILS AND INSTALLED THE SITE-SPECIFIC WORK OF ART INSTALLATION "REPURPOSE: A MIDPOINT" BY ARTIST, REECE CAMP CARTER. THE CONSERVANCY HOSTED STUDENT VISITS FROM CLASSES AT VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY AND HENRICO COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THE CONSERVANCY HELPED SECURE LAND FOR PUBLIC ACCESS IN RICHMOND CITY, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, AND HENRICO COUNTY. THE CONSERVANCY LED EFFORTS AND CONTRIBUTED TO "WRITING THE LAND: VIRGINIA" AN ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY FEATURING POEMS CELEBRATING CONSERVED LANDS FROM ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. THE CONSERVANCY HOSTED POETRY READING FOR THE COMMUNITY. THE CONSERVANCY HOSTED THE 2024 FIELDS, FORESTS + STREAMS ANNUAL FUNDRAISING EVENT THAT WELCOMED OVER 220 GUESTS AND RAISED APPROXIMATELY 42,000 TO SUPPORT THE CONSERVANCY'S OPERATIONS.

  Expenses $3,534,108

• FORM 990, PART III LINE 4D, OTHER PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS: THE CONSERVANCY OWNS TEN FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTIES ON 12/31/24. THESE PROPERTIES CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. APPROXIMATELY 6 FORESTED ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY KNOWN AS THE COWAN ISLANDS COMPRISED OF 3 ISLANDS IN THE SCENIC APPOMATTOX RIVER THAT ARE VISIBLE FROM NEARBY PARKS IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AND DINWIDDIE COUNTY AND INTEGRAL TO THE APPOMATTOX RIVER TRAIL MASTER PLAN. 2. 44.75 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY ON LONG BRIDGE ROAD KNOWN AS THE LONG BRIDGE ROAD AND BRADBURY ROAD TRACT. THE CONSERVANCY PURCHASED 38.5 ACRES IN 2020 AND GRANTED A CONSERVATION EASEMENT ON THESE 38.5 ACRES TO THE VIRGINIA BOARD OF HISTORIC RESOURCES IN 2021.THE CONSERVANCY PURCHASED ANOTHER 6.25 ACRES IN 2024 AND IS WORKING TO RECORD A CONSERVATION EASEMENT WITH DHR ON IT. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS ARCHAEOLOGICAL POTENTIAL TO UNDERSTAND SIGNIFICANT HISTORIC THEMES ASSOCIATED WITH THE RISE OF A REGIONAL STONEWARE POTTERY INDUSTRY AND CHANGES IN AFRICAN AMERICAN SETTLEMENT PATTERNS AND COMMUNITIES IN THE REGION FROM THE ANTEBELLUM PERIOD THROUGH THE CIVIL WAR, RECONSTRUCTION AND INTO THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. 3. 13.19 ACRES IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN AS WARWICK ROAD THAT IS PLANNED AS A FUTURE PUBLIC OPEN SPACE AND PROPERTY PLANNED TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND WITH CRLC HOLDING A CONSERVATION EASEMENT UPON ITS TRANSFER. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS 2.2 ACRES OF WETLANDS AND 2,367 FEET ALONG GRINDALL CREEK. AS A FUTURE PARK, THE PROPERTY WILL SERVE MORE THAN 2,000 RESIDENTS WITHIN A 10-MINUTE WALK OF THEIR HOME. 4. 353 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY KNOWN AS THE VARINA LANDLAB, DONATED TO CRLC LAND HOLDINGS INC - THE CONSERVANCY'S DISREGARDED ENTITY - FOR ITS HISTORIC RESOURCES AND WATER QUALITY BENEFITS, THE ACQUISITION OF WHICH ALLOWS FOR PUBLIC ACCESS AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION AND RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES. PRIOR TO RECEIPT OF THE DONATION OF THE PROPERTY IT WAS PREVIOUSLY PROTECTED WITH CONSERVATION EASEMENTS HELD BY THE CONSERVANCY. 5. 104.29 ACRES, CONSISTING OF THREE CONTIGUOUS PARCELS, IN HENRICO COUNTY ON NEW MARKET AND KINGSLAND ROADS KNOWN AS FOUR MILE CREEK FARM. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS 36.3 ACRES OF PRIME FARMLAND, 5,314 FEET ALONG FOUR MILE CREEK, 2,097 FEET ALONG AN UNNAMED TRIBUTARY, AND IS WITHIN THE CORE OF NEW MARKET HEIGHTS BATTLEFIELD AND THE CONGRESSIONAL BOUNDARY OF THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE'S RICHMOND NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD PARK. 28.1 ACRES WERE GIFTED TO THE CONSERVANCY IN 2022. THE CONSERVANCY PURCHASED ANOTHER 76.19 ACRES OF ADJOINING LAND IN 2024. 6. 37.56 ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, 0.934 ACRES IN COLONIAL HEIGHTS, AND 1.858 ACRES IN CITY OF PETERSBURG PURCHASED BY THE CONSERVANCY FOR FUTURE PUBLIC PARKS AND EXTENSION OF THE APPOMATTOX RIVER TRAIL. THE CONSERVANCY GRANTED A CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE VIRGINIA OUTDOORS FOUNDATION ON THE LAND IN COLONIAL HEIGHTS IN 2022. IN 2023, THE CONSERVANCY GRANTED A CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE VIRGINIA OUTDOORS FOUNDATION ON 34.645 ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AND THE ISLANDS IN THE APPOMATTOX RIVER LOCATED WITHIN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AND THE CITY OF PETERSBURG. THE CONSERVANCY GRANTED A CONSERVATION EASEMENT ON 3.5 ACRES OF THE LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY TO THE VIRGINIA BOARD OF HISTORIC RESOURCES IN 2024. 0.664 ACRES WERE TRANSFERRED TO FRIENDS OF THE LOWER APPOMATTOX RIVER AND PROTECTED BY A CONSERVATION EASEMENT IN 2024. SUBSEQUENTLY, ALL BUT THE 0.934 ACRES IN COLONIAL HEIGHTS WAS TRANSFERRED TO CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FOR A FUTURE PARK WITH TRAILS AND WATER ACCESS POINTS. 7. 3.46 ACRES IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN AS ROGERS WOODS THAT IS INTENDED AS A FUTURE PUBLIC OPEN SPACE AND PROPERTY PLANNED TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR INCLUSION IN THE JAMES RIVER PARK SYSTEM WITH THE CONSERVANCY AND VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND RECREATION CO-HOLDING A CONSERVATION EASEMENT UPON ITS TRANSFER. 8. 49.09 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY OFF NEW MARKET ROAD KNOWN AS THE HASKINS TRACT. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS 2,300 FEET ALONG AN UNNAMED TRIBUTARY OF FOUR MILE CREEK, APPROXIMATELY 800 FEET OF WELL-PRESERVED CIVIL WAR EARTHWORKS, AND IS ENTIRELY WITHIN THE CORE OF NEW MARKET HEIGHTS BATTLEFIELD. THE CONSERVANCY GRANTED A CONSERVATION EASEMENT TO THE VIRGINIA BOARD OF HISTORIC RESOURCES ON THE HASKINS TRACT IN 2023. 9. 4.472 ACRES IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONG 1/4 MILE OF THE JAMES RIVER THAT PRESERVES PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE RICHMOND SLAVE TRAIL AND ANCARROW'S ACCESS TRAIL AND PLANNED TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR INCLUSION IN THE JAMES RIVER PARK SYSTEM WITH THE CONSERVANCY AND VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND RECREATION CO-HOLDING A CONSERVATION EASEMENT UPON ITS TRANSFER. 10. 23.9 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY WITHIN THE CORE BATTLEFIELD OF SEVEN PINES AND FAIR OAKS STATION KNOWN AS THE MEADOW ROAD/SEVEN PINES TRACT. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS 1,228 FEET ALONG BROAD WATER CREEK AND APPROXIMATELY 4 ACRES OF FRESHWATER FORESTED/SHRUB WETLAND. 11. 65.17 ACRES IN HENRICO COUNTY AT NEW MARKET AND DORAN ROADS KNOWN AS THE DORAN ROAD TRACT. THE PROPERTY CONTAINS 55.4 ACRES OF PRIME FARMLAND, 4.3 ACRES OF FRESHWATER FORESTED/SHRUB WETLAND, AND APPROXIMATELY 0.9 MILES ALONG THE VIRGINIA CAPITAL TRAIL. THE CONSERVANCY INTENDS TO RECORD A CONSERVATION EASEMENT ON THE PROPERTY AND TRANSFER IT TO THE CENTRAL VIRGINIA AGRARIAN COMMUNITY LAND TRUST. THE CONSERVANCY HOLDS TWENTY-TWO CONSERVATION EASEMENTS ON 12/31/24. THESE EASEMENTS CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. 0.7099 ACRE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND WHICH IS ADJACENT TO THE JAMES RIVER PARK PRESERVING THE ICONIC VIEW OF DOWNTOWN RICHMOND FROM RICHMOND'S SOUTH SIDE. 2. 0.7099 ACRE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND ADJACENT TO THE ABOVE PROPERTY PRESERVING THE ICONIC VIEW OF DOWNTOWN RICHMOND FROM RICHMOND'S SOUTHSIDE. 3. 145.22 ACRE PROPERTY IN POWHATAN COUNTY KNOWN AS "NORWOOD" THAT IS LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES AND ADJACENT TO THE JAMES RIVER. 4. 180.84 ACRE PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY WITH ONE MILE OF FRONTAGE ON THE JAMES RIVER CONTAINING 80 ACRES OF EMERGENT WETLANDS AND ADJACENT TO WETLANDS OWNED BY THE VIRGINIA BOARD OF WILDLIFE RESOURCES AND ACROSS THE RIVER FROM 810-ACRE DUTCH GAP CONSERVATION AREA AND WITHIN THE VIEWSHED OF HENRICUS HISTORICAL PARK. 5. 96.31 ACRE PROPERTY IN HANOVER COUNTY WITH 42 ACRES PRIME FARMLAND SOILS AND 0.5 MILES OF ROAD FRONTAGE ALONG TAYLORS CREEK ROAD TO AFFORD TRAVELING PUBLIC VIEW ACROSS OPEN FIELDS AND OF HISTORIC WESTERHAM HOUSE. 6. 49 ACRE PROPERTY IN HENRICO COUNTY WITH 32 ACRES PRIME FARMLAND SOILS AND SOILS OF STATEWIDE IMPORTANCE AND 970 FEET OF FRONTAGE ON THE JAMES RIVER AND 0.3 MILES OF ROAD FRONTAGE ALONG OSBORNE TURNPIKE TO AFFORD TRAVELING PUBLIC VIEW ACROSS OPEN FIELDS OF HISTORIC LANDSCAPE. 7. 0.765 ACRE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE LIMITATIONS AND OBLIGATIONS OF WHICH WILL HELP PRESERVE THE VIEWSHED OF THE JAMES RIVER FROM LIBBY HILL, CONSISTENT WITH THE VA GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION 658 IN 2007. 8. 3.036 ACRE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND WITH 307 FEET OF FRONTAGE AND FORESTED VEGETATED RIPARIAN BUFFER ON THE JAMES RIVER PARK - NORTH BANK AND THE KANAWHA CANAL OF THE JAMES RIVER ALSO BEING IN A WATERSHED PRESERVATION AREA OF HIGH VALUE. 9. 1.33 ACRE EASEMENT IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND WITH A PORTION OF THE PROPERTY BEING DESIGNATED AS A HIGHEST PRIORITY LAND IN THE FLOODPLAINS AND FLOODING RESILIENCE CATEGORY OF CONSERVEVIRGINIA 3.0; APPROXIMATELY 744 FEET OF FOREST/VEGATATED RIPARIAN BUFFERS ALONG WETLANDS AND RATTLESNAKE CREEK. 10. 0.85 ACRE EASEMENT IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND LOCATED ON DOCK STREET AND ALONG THE JAMES RIVER FOR THE JAMES RIVER ASSOCIATION'S JAMES BUZZARD RIVER EDUCATION CENTER AND EXTENSION OF THE VIRGINIA CAPITAL TRAIL. 11. 51.629 ACRE EASEMENT IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY IN THE WARE BOTTOM CHURCH BATTLEFIELD WITH FUNDING PROVIDED BY THE AMERICAN BATTLEFIELD PROTECTION PROGRAM FOR A FUTURE PUBLIC PARK OWNED AND OPERATED BY CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. 12. 12.65 ACRE EASEMENT IN HANOVER COUNTY WITH FRONTAGE ON TOTOPOTOMOY CREEK. 13. 57.9 ACRE EASEMENT IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY LOCATED ALONG WEST RUN CREEK AND PROTECTS A GLOBALLY THREATENED PLANT SPECIES. 14. 5.26 ACRE EASEMENT IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY IN THE BON AIR HISTORIC DISTRICT. 15. 87.13 ACRE EASEMENT IN POWHATAN COUNTY WITH FRONTAGE ON MUDDY CREEK AND WITHIN THE VIRGINIA WILDLIFE BIODIVERSITY RESILIENCE CORRIDOR. 16. 130.14 ACRE EASEMENT IN HANOVER COUNTY CONTAINS 88.69 ACRES OF PRIME FARMLAND, 2,832 FEET ALONG NEWFOUND RIVER, AND 35 ACRES OF FRESHWATER EMERGENT AND FRESHWATER FORESTED/SHRUB WETLANDS. 17. 6.56 ACRE EASEMENT IN RICHMOND CITY ALONG POCOSHAM CREEK AND PROVIDES FUTURE PUBLIC ACCESS TO POCOSHAM PARK. 18. 2.9 ACRE EASEMENT IN RICHMOND CITY ADJOINING AFORMENTIONED EASEMENT. 19. 15.91 ACRE EASEMENT IN POWHATAN COUNTY TO SUSTAIN A WORKING FARM OPERATION AND VIEWS FROM HISTORIC SUBLETT'S TAVERN. 20. 568-ACRE EASEMENT IN NEW KENT COUNTY PARTLY FUNDED BY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE GRANT TO PROTECT WOR

As filed on the 2024 return. The filer continues this part on Schedule O, which is not shown here.

Officers and directors · 2024

As listed in Part VII of the 2024 return, in the order the filer printed them. Each return names its own; this is not a roster the organization keeps with us.

Compensation is as filed in Part VII: reportable pay from this organization and from related organizations, other compensation, and hours per week. The total, marked calculated, is our sum of the three dollar columns, with a blank column counted as $0; the form itself has no total. On a Form 990-EZ the columns are Part IV's instead, and on a Form 990-PF Part VIII's — compensation, contributions to benefit plans, and expense account — and the total sums those. Earlier years are each on their own filing page.

Filings

• 2024

  Revenue

  $5,709,691

  Expenses

  $3,726,663

  Contributions

  $8,853,012

  Grants paid

  $0

• 2023

  Revenue

  $3,369,921

  Expenses

  $1,112,018

  Contributions

  $3,318,774

  Grants paid

  $0

• 2022

  Revenue

  $5,976,763

  Expenses

  $823,021

  Contributions

  $5,958,317

  Grants paid

  $0

The four totals the IRS asks for on Part I of the Form 990, as filed. A dash means the figure was not present on the return — not that it was zero.

Other returns filed

• 2021 · 990

  Revenue

  $3,866,671

  Expenses

  $4,032,031

  Assets (EOY)

  $3,496,641

• 2020 · 990

  Revenue

  $766,842

  Expenses

  $298,859

  Assets (EOY)

  $4,626,022

• 2019 · 990

  Revenue

  $293,381

  Expenses

  $203,765

  Assets (EOY)

  $3,928,636

• 2018 · 990

  Revenue

  $6,062,589

  Expenses

  $3,546,977

  Assets (EOY)

  $3,868,509

• 2017 · 990

  Revenue

  $358,293

  Expenses

  $144,709

  Assets (EOY)

  $1,191,304

• 2016 · 990-EZ

  Revenue

  $154,419

  Expenses

  $84,969

  Assets (EOY)

  $235,006

• 2015 · 990-EZ

  Revenue

  $99,180

  Expenses

  $60,749

  Assets (EOY)

  $159,167

• 2014 · 990-EZ

  Revenue

  $64,382

  Expenses

  $61,834

  Assets (EOY)

  $124,294

Nonprofiteer parses Forms 990, 990-EZ and 990-PF, in a window of recent tax years. These returns are recorded from the IRS e-file index, so their figures were extracted by that index rather than read from the return here — treat them as a different source from the filings above, not as more of the same record. A dash means the index carries no figure; Form 990-T listings carry none at all.

Grants made

No itemized grants to organizations. Schedule I is filed only by organizations that granted more than $5,000 to a recipient, so most filers have none.

Grants received

• THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC

  $235,600

  2023 · COMMUNITY VIBRANCY

• THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC

  $214,400

  2022 · COMMUNITY VIBRANCY

• THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC

  $145,550

  2024 · COMMUNITY VIBRANCY

• AMERICAN BATTLEFIELD TR

  $62,500

  2024 · Acquistion of 31.29 acre Kingsland LLC tract New Market Heights Battlefield

• VIRGINIA ENVIRONMENTAL ENDOWMENT

  $60,000

  2024 · LAND CONSERVATION CAPACITY BUILDING VIA THE HIRING OF A LAND CONSERVATION MANAGER.

• NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION

  $35,021

  2024 · PRESERVE AMERICAN BLACK DUCK HABITAT IN VA

• VIRGINIA UNITED LAND TRUSTS

  $20,000

  2022 · LAND CONSERVATIION INITIATIVES

• VIRGINIA UNITED LAND TRUSTS

  $17,000

  2023 · LAND CONSERVATIION INITIATIVES

• NATURE CONSERVANCY

  $16,500

  2023 · CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES

• NATIONAL FISH AND WILDLIFE FOUNDATION

  $14,933

  2023 · PRESERVE AMERICAN BLACK DUCK HABITAT IN VA

The 10 largest by cash amount. The API serves every itemized grant.

Taxable family

From Schedule R Parts I, III and IV: entities that legally are the filer, and taxable partnerships, corporations and trusts it is related to. These record ownership and control, not shared board members or money.

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