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SUMMER ENVIRONMENTAL ACADEMY THE SUMMER ENVIRONMENTAL ACADEMY REACHES STUDENTS ACROSS THE WATERSHED IN A FREE, WEEK-LONG SUMMER PROGRAM FOCUSED ON TAKING A DEEPER DIVE INTO RESTORATION, HISTORY AND RECREATION ON THE ANACOSTIA RIVER AND IN THE SURROUNDING WATERSHED. SCHOOLS IN SCHOOLS (AMERICAN SHAD PROGRAM) STUDENTS WERE ENGAGED IN HATCHING THEIR SHAD EGGS IN THE CLASSROOM, AN INTRO CLASS WITH AWS EDUCATORS, AND A SHAD FRY RELEASE FIELD TRIP OUT ON THE ANACOSTIA. ADDITIONALLY, STUDENTS MET OUR SHAD RELEASE DELIVERABLE BY RELEASING OVER 12,000 SHAD INTO THE ANACOSTIA. MUSSEL POWER IN 2024, THE ANACOSTIA WATERSHED SOCIETY (AWS) CONTINUED PARTNERSHIP WITH PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (PGCPS) IN HANDS-ON MUSSEL RESTORATION WORK AND EDUCATION. 928886 778040 RESTORATION: AWS RESTORATION PROGRAM CELEBRATED KEY MILESTONES FOR 2024. KEY METRICS INCLUDE: - 980 NATIVE PLANTS, SHRUBS AND TREES PLANTED - 1,757 FRESHWATER MUSSELS RELEASED INTO THE ANACOSTIA RIVER - 1.42 ACRES OF LAND CLEARED FROM INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES - 35 TONS OF TRASH REMOVED FROM THE WATERSHED - 2,483 VOLUNTEERS JOINED AWS STAFF IN OUR FIELD CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION EFFORTS PROGRAMMATIC HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: EARTH DAY 2024 CLEANUP AWS' SIGNATURE EARTH DAY CLEANUP ATTRACTED 1,506 VOLUNTEERS TO 38 CLEANUP SITES ACROSS THE WATERSHED, REMOVING A TOTAL OF 5948 LBS OF TRASH FROM THE WATERSHED. WILD RICE RESTORATION AFTER OVER TWO DECADES OF DEDICATED EFFORT, AWS HAS SUCCESSFULLY RE- ESTABLISHED WILD RICE IN THE WETLANDS OF THE ANACOSTIA RIVER. THIS KEYSTONE SPECIES WAS VIRTUALLY ELIMINATED FROM THE WATERSHED BY POLLUTION AND HABITAT DESTRUCTION. THROUGH CAREFUL HARVEST AND PLANTING OF WILD RICE SEEDS BY OUR STUDENTS AND VOLUNTEERS, AND PREDATOR CONTROL TO ALLOW THE PLANTS TO GROW, WE REACHED 26 ACRES OF SELF-SUSTAINING WILD RICE. STATE OF THE RIVER REPORT CARD AWS CONTINUED OUR CRITICAL ROLE OF MONITORING WATER QUALITY FOR THE ANACOSTIA RIVER THROUGH THE 2024 STATE OF THE RIVER REPORT, RECEIVING ITS HIGHEST GRADE TO DATE. THIS REPORT IS A KEY ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY MECHANISM TO ENSURE THE WATERSHED COMMUNITY CONTINUES TO BE AWARE OF THE STATUS OF WATER QUALITY OF THE ANACOSTIA RIVER. THANKS TO SIGNIFICANT EFFORTS BY THE FEDERAL AND DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS, THE TOXICS REMEDIATION SCORE HAS BEEN STEADILY IMPROVING. WHILE THERE IS GREAT PROGRESS IN CONTROLLING THREATS TO WATER QUALITY, THE ANACOSTIA WATERSHED CONTINUES TO SUFFER FROM THE HISTORICAL LOSS OF WETLANDS AND FORESTS THAT ONCE PROTECTED OUR RIVERS AND STREAMS FROM EXCESSIVE RUN-OFF, SEDIMENT, AND POLLUTION. CLIMATE CHANGE WILL HEIGHTEN THESE CHALLENGES, AND INDEED THREATENS TO ROLL BACK THE GAINS WE'VE MADE OVER THE LAST 30 YEARS. 254376 145000 ADVOCACY: AWS SAW THE REALIZATION OF SEVERAL YEARS-LONG ADVOCACY EFFORTS IN 2024. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: PLASTIC POLLUTION REDUCTION AFTER YEARS OF ADVOCACY TO ESTABLISH A DEPOSIT-RETURN SYSTEM FOR INCENTIVIZING RECYCLING OF SINGLE USE BEVERAGE CONTAINERS (PLASTIC, GLASS, ALUMINUM), AWS HAS CAMPAIGNED ACTIVELY FOR SUPPORT OF A BOTTLE BILL IN THE MARYLAND STATE LEGISLATURE AND IN THE DISTRICT. THIS INTRODUCTION MARKS SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS TOWARDS REDUCING POLLUTION IN THE ANACOSTIA WATERSHED, WHERE THE SINGLE MOST COMMON PIECE OF TRASH COLLECTED IN RIVER CLEAN-UPS IS THE PLASTIC BOTTLE. THIS PROGRESS FOLLOWS STRONG ADVOCACY BY AWS AND OTHER PARTNERS THAT LED PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY TO BAN SINGLE-USE PLASTIC GROCERY AND RETAIL BAGS. PRELIMINARY SURVEYS SHOW THE PERCENTAGE OF SHOPPERS USING REUSABLE BAGS OR NO BAG AT ALL ROSE FROM 12% TO 69% SINCE THIS LEGISLATION WENT INTO EFFECT, A CHANGE THAT WILL SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE PLASTIC POLLUTION IN THE WATERSHED. 40382 88407 RECREATION: AWS OFFERS FREE RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ON AND AROUND THE RIVER TO OUR WATERSHED COMMUNITY, AND WE CONTINUED TO SEE HIGH DEMAND FOR THESE PROGRAMS IN 2024. OUR RECREATIONAL PROGRAM CONSISTS OF MOTORIZED AND CANOE-BASED BOAT TOURS. THANKS IN STRONG PART TO SUPPORT FROM THE RIVER EXPLORERS PROGRAM WITHIN THE DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT, AWS ENGAGED APPROXIMATELY 1,816 ADULT AND STUDENT RESIDENTS OF THE WATERSHED IN OUR FREE EDUCATIONAL BOAT TOURS. THESE TOURS ENABLED COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO EXPERIENCE THE BEAUTY OF THE RIVER FIRSTHAND, OBSERVE WILDLIFE IN AN URBAN SETTING, AND DEVELOP A SENSE OF STEWARDSHIP AND CONNECTION TO THE ANACOSTIA RIVER AND ITS WATERSHED. 40382 88407 1991501 true true false false false false false false false false true false false true true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false true 38 0 22 true false false false false false false false false X 10 10 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false MD X X X GOLDIN GROUP LLC 3019130008 4500 EAST-WEST HWY STE 710 BETHESDA MD 20814 CHRISTOPHER E WILLIAMS PRESIDENT/CE 40.00 X X 170753 0 10814 BEKAH R HOLLOWAY DIR OF DEVEL 40.00 X 131322 0 4288 ERIN B CASTELLI SENIOR V.P/C 40.00 X 91058 0 3492 DANIELLE BAUSSAN SECRETARY 0.50 X 0 0 0 JIM CONNOLLY BOARD MEMBER 0.50 X 0 0 0 ELISSA FELDMAN BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 MELISSA D HO BOARD MEMBER 0.50 X 0 0 0 JAYANT KAIRAM BOARD MEMBER 0.50 X 0 0 0 NEIL S LANG VICE CHAIR 1.00 X X 0 0 0 TRACEY PATILLO JOHNSON BOARD MEMBER 0.50 X 0 0 0 LEE POSTON BOARD MEMBER 0.50 X 0 0 0 GEOFF RANKIN BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 KEN WILLIAMS TREASURER 4.00 X X 0 0 0 393133 18594 2 false true false GREEN FOREVER LANDSCAPING AND DESIG 6007 S OSBOME ROAD UPPER MARLBORO MD 20772 SERVICES 277629 GOLDIN GROUP LLC 4500 EAST-WEST HWY 710 BETHESDA MD 20814 ACCOUNTING 109604 2 588426 1315241 1903667 CONTRACT SERVICE REVENUES 900099 569127 569127 PROGRAM SERVICE FEES 900099 132537 132537 701664 12734 12734 OTHER INCOME 2390 2390 2390 2620455 704054 12734 X 261812 183268 52363 26181 838831 593023 165926 79882 43725 30845 8666 4214 62460 44061 12379 6020 85445 60275 16935 8235 166209 166209 838172 760222 69298 8652 15728 11094 3118 1516 61144 8600 33148 19396 5049 3708 1228 113 6802 2356 3977 469 5525 5525 48848 34459 9681 4708 61916 43678 12270 5968 MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES 234698 197513 18952 18233 DUES AND MEMBERSHIP 37276 2674 33906 696 EQUIPMENT REPAIRS AND MAI 27805 6015 21790 UTILITIES 11963 8438 2372 1153 7201 1272 4699 1230 2820609 1991501 642442 186666 909954 790288 229473 275595 130569 84382 3498 1776799 988091 823905 788708 112765 252074 2210164 2191047 227823 259481 150000 150000 377823 409481 X 1654660 1500540 177681 281026 1832341 1781566 2210164 2191047 -200154 191205 -41826 X false true X true false X 2265505 2442034 1806710 1954681 1903667 10372597 2265505 2442034 1806710 1954681 1903667 10372597 970828 9401769 9515 12734 22249 10394846 1967318 0.90450 0.96510 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 438175 438175 169012 132649 36363 682361 432185 250176 487251 423257 63994 788708 CASH WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS 252074 252074 NOTE PAYABLE 150000 150000 2811660 191205 191205 2620455 2620455 2820609 2820609 2820609 X X X false false false false false false false false false CHRISTOPHER E WILLIAMS PRESIDENT/CEO 168528 2225 6514 4300 181567 FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION AWS'S MISSION IS TO PROTECT AND RESTORE THE ANACOSTIA RIVER BY BRINGING PARTNERS AND COMMUNITIES TOGETHER TO ACHIEVE A CLEAN AND SAFE ANACOSTIA RIVER FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL LIVING IN ITS WATERSHED AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: THROUGH OUR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM, THE ANACOSTIA WATERSHED SOCIETY (AWS) WORKS TO INCREASE AWARENESS, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND A SENSE OF STEWARDSHIP AMONG YOUTH THAT WILL RESULT IN CHANGES IN BOTH PRESENT AND FUTURE BEHAVIOR POSITIVELY AFFECTING THE HEALTH OF THE ANACOSTIA RIVER. 2024 ENGAGEMENT METRICS INCLUDE: - TEACHERS TRAINED (DIRECTLY THROUGH PROGRAMMING) - 43 - STUDENTS EDUCATED (DIRECTLY THROUGH PROGRAMMING) - 5,344 PROGRAMMATIC HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: DC SATURDAY ENVIRONMENTAL ACADEMY SEA STUDENTS ENGAGED IN MANY HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES THAT TOOK THEM FROM AWARENESS TO ACTION REGARDING THE BENEFITS OF INCREASING GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN OUR WATERSHED. SUMMER ENVIRONMENTAL ACADEMY THE SUMMER ENVIRONMENTAL ACADEMY REACHES STUDENTS ACROSS THE WATERSHED IN A FREE, WEEK-LONG SUMMER PROGRAM FOCUSED ON TAKING A DEEPER DIVE INTO RESTORATION, HISTORY AND RECREATION ON THE ANACOSTIA RIVER AND IN THE SURROUNDING WATERSHED. SCHOOLS IN SCHOOLS (AMERICAN SHAD PROGRAM) STUDENTS WERE ENGAGED IN HATCHING THEIR SHAD EGGS IN THE CLASSROOM, AN INTRO CLASS WITH AWS EDUCATORS, AND A SHAD FRY RELEASE FIELD TRIP OUT ON THE ANACOSTIA. ADDITIONALLY, STUDENTS MET OUR SHAD RELEASE DELIVERABLE BY RELEASING OVER 12,000 SHAD INTO THE ANACOSTIA. MUSSEL POWER IN 2024, THE ANACOSTIA WATERSHED SOCIETY (AWS) CONTINUED PARTNERSHIP WITH PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS (PGCPS) IN HANDS-ON MUSSEL RESTORATION WORK AND EDUCATION. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B RESTORATION: AWS RESTORATION PROGRAM CELEBRATED KEY MILESTONES FOR 2024. KEY METRICS INCLUDE: - 980 NATIVE PLANTS, SHRUBS AND TREES PLANTED - 1,757 FRESHWATER MUSSELS RELEASED INTO THE ANACOSTIA RIVER - 1.42 ACRES OF LAND CLEARED FROM INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES - 35 TONS OF TRASH REMOVED FROM THE WATERSHED - 2,483 VOLUNTEERS JOINED AWS STAFF IN OUR FIELD CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION EFFORTS PROGRAMMATIC HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: EARTH DAY 2024 CLEANUP AWS' SIGNATURE EARTH DAY CLEANUP ATTRACTED 1,506 VOLUNTEERS TO 38 CLEANUP SITES ACROSS THE WATERSHED, REMOVING A TOTAL OF 5948 LBS OF TRASH FROM THE WATERSHED. WILD RICE RESTORATION AFTER OVER TWO DECADES OF DEDICATED EFFORT, AWS HAS SUCCESSFULLY RE- ESTABLISHED WILD RICE IN THE WETLANDS OF THE ANACOSTIA RIVER. THIS KEYSTONE SPECIES WAS VIRTUALLY ELIMINATED FROM THE WATERSHED BY POLLUTION AND HABITAT DESTRUCTION. THROUGH CAREFUL HARVEST AND PLANTING OF WILD RICE SEEDS BY OUR STUDENTS AND VOLUNTEERS, AND PREDATOR CONTROL TO ALLOW THE PLANTS TO GROW, WE REACHED 26 ACRES OF SELF-SUSTAINING WILD RICE. STATE OF THE RIVER REPORT CARD AWS CONTINUED OUR CRITICAL ROLE OF MONITORING WATER QUALITY FOR THE ANACOSTIA RIVER THROUGH THE 2024 STATE OF THE RIVER REPORT, RECEIVING ITS HIGHEST GRADE TO DATE. THIS REPORT IS A KEY ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY MECHANISM TO ENSURE THE WATERSHED COMMUNITY CONTINUES TO BE AWARE OF THE STATUS OF WATER QUALITY OF THE ANACOSTIA RIVER. THANKS TO SIGNIFICANT EFFORTS BY THE FEDERAL AND DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS, THE TOXICS REMEDIATION SCORE HAS BEEN STEADILY IMPROVING. WHILE THERE IS GREAT PROGRESS IN CONTROLLING THREATS TO WATER QUALITY, THE ANACOSTIA WATERSHED CONTINUES TO SUFFER FROM THE HISTORICAL LOSS OF WETLANDS AND FORESTS THAT ONCE PROTECTED OUR RIVERS AND STREAMS FROM EXCESSIVE RUN-OFF, SEDIMENT, AND POLLUTION. CLIMATE CHANGE WILL HEIGHTEN THESE CHALLENGES, AND INDEED THREATENS TO ROLL BACK THE GAINS WE'VE MADE OVER THE LAST 30 YEARS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C ADVOCACY: AWS SAW THE REALIZATION OF SEVERAL YEARS-LONG ADVOCACY EFFORTS IN 2024. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: PLASTIC POLLUTION REDUCTION AFTER YEARS OF ADVOCACY TO ESTABLISH A DEPOSIT-RETURN SYSTEM FOR INCENTIVIZING RECYCLING OF SINGLE USE BEVERAGE CONTAINERS (PLASTIC, GLASS, ALUMINUM), AWS HAS CAMPAIGNED ACTIVELY FOR SUPPORT OF A BOTTLE BILL IN THE MARYLAND STATE LEGISLATURE AND IN THE DISTRICT. THIS INTRODUCTION MARKS SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS TOWARDS REDUCING POLLUTION IN THE ANACOSTIA WATERSHED, WHERE THE SINGLE MOST COMMON PIECE OF TRASH COLLECTED IN RIVER CLEAN-UPS IS THE PLASTIC BOTTLE. THIS PROGRESS FOLLOWS STRONG ADVOCACY BY AWS AND OTHER PARTNERS THAT LED PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY TO BAN SINGLE-USE PLASTIC GROCERY AND RETAIL BAGS. PRELIMINARY SURVEYS SHOW THE PERCENTAGE OF SHOPPERS USING REUSABLE BAGS OR NO BAG AT ALL ROSE FROM 12% TO 69% SINCE THIS LEGISLATION WENT INTO EFFECT, A CHANGE THAT WILL SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE PLASTIC POLLUTION IN THE WATERSHED. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D RECREATION: AWS OFFERS FREE RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ON AND AROUND THE RIVER TO OUR WATERSHED COMMUNITY, AND WE CONTINUED TO SEE HIGH DEMAND FOR THESE PROGRAMS IN 2024. OUR RECREATIONAL PROGRAM CONSISTS OF MOTORIZED AND CANOE-BASED BOAT TOURS. THANKS IN STRONG PART TO SUPPORT FROM THE RIVER EXPLORERS PROGRAM WITHIN THE DISTRICT DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT, AWS ENGAGED APPROXIMATELY 1,816 ADULT AND STUDENT RESIDENTS OF THE WATERSHED IN OUR FREE EDUCATIONAL BOAT TOURS. THESE TOURS ENABLED COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO EXPERIENCE THE BEAUTY OF THE RIVER FIRSTHAND, OBSERVE WILDLIFE IN AN URBAN SETTING, AND DEVELOP A SENSE OF STEWARDSHIP AND CONNECTION TO THE ANACOSTIA RIVER AND ITS WATERSHED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE COMPLETE IRS FORM 990 WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS WAS CIRCULATED TO ALL BOARD MEMBERS PRIOR TO FILING THE RETURN. SUFFICIENT TIME WAS ALLOWED FOR COMMENTS, CORRECTIONS AND QUESTIONS PRIOR TO FILING THE RETURN. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C IN ADDITION TO REVIEWING THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY ANNUALLY, WE REMIND BOARD OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, AND STAFF AS WE CONDUCT BUSINESS TO BE MINDFUL OF AND DISCLOSE ANY INTERESTS THAT COULD BE CONSIDERED A CONFLICT OF INTEREST. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE COMPENSATION OF THE TOP MANAGEMENT OFFICIAL/PRESIDENT/CEO AND SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT/COO. THE BOARD ALSO REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE FULL ANNUAL ORGANIZATIONAL BUDGET, INCLUDING TOTAL PROJECTED EXPENSE ALLOCATION FOR PERSONNEL. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE COMPENSATION OF THE TOP MANAGEMENT OFFICIAL/PRESIDENT/CEO AND SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT/COO. THE BOARD ALSO REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE FULL ANNUAL ORGANIZATIONAL BUDGET, INCLUDING TOTAL PROJECTED EXPENSE ALLOCATION FOR PERSONNEL. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 THE REFERENCED DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST AND WE POST THE ANNUAL AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ON OUR WEBSITE AND ANOTHER'S WEBSITE. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G PROFESSIONAL FEES 180,700 55,800 2,159 CONTRACT SERVICES 579,522 13,498 6,493 TOTAL 760,222 69,298 8,652 AWS SATURDAY ENVIRONMENTAL ACADEMY 1301 WATER ST SE WASHINGTON DC 20003 870775349 EDUCATION DC 501C 3 7 ANACOSTIA WATERSHED SOCIETY INC true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false