Contact Holliday Park Foundation
6363 Spring Mill Road
Indianapolis, Indiana 46260
(317) 475-9482
Board of Directors
Officers
- William Hirsch, President
- Tricia Lautenbach, Vice President
- Christine Woodward-Duncan, Vice President
- Margaret E. Weeks, Treasurer
- Karen Valencic, Secretary
Members
- Andrew Apple
- Toye Begbaaji
- Patricia Brummer
- Margaret Coyle
- Fred Emhardt
- Amy Franklin
- Christine Freiman
- Sam Hawkins
- Lisa Hurst
- Ray Kennedy
- Sara Kunz
- Ruth Adams Linsmith
- Rodney Mail M.D.
- Mandla Moyo
- Allyson Podell
- Neal Roach
- Emily Rosiello
- Doug Rubenstein
- Anne Scheele
- Christy Scofield
- Julian Stephenson
- Michael Turner M.D.
- Susan Woods
Holliday Park Foundation Staff
- Adam Barnes,
Executive Director
Holliday Park Staff
- Daniel Boritt, Park Manager
- Amy Lamar, Assistant Park Manager
- Mallory Kirby, Naturalist/Day Camp Coordinator
- Katie Neill, Office Manager/Volunteer Coordinator
A Catalyst for Action
Incorporated in 1990, the Holliday Park Foundation (HPF) is a private, non-profit organization that has facilitated a lasting community-led effort to expand Holliday Park programs and amenities beyond the baseline services provided by the city budget. The Foundation articulates a vision for the park, helps ensure a commitment to high standards, and works in partnership with the City to improve a valuable public asset.
Supported by donors and guided by a board of directors, HPF has provided vision, leadership and fundraising to accomplish capital improvements, program enhancement and maintenance in the park. Over the past 30 years, HPF has built the popular Holliday Park playground and restroom pavilion, financed a master plan, renovated trails, refurbished the rock garden, organized the annual Trail Run and Rock the Ruins events, and provided marketing and financial support for educational programming. HPF’s most significant contributions have been securing funding for the construction of the Nature Center, the renovation of the historic Ruins, and the establishment of a maintenance and operations endowment to support Holliday Park in perpetuity.
The Holliday Park Foundation has a proven record of accomplishment as an organization that has rescued a public park with private dollars. It has been recognized as an outstanding model of a public/private partnership. With careful consideration, planning and cooperation among HPF, Indy Parks and the greater Indianapolis community, we can achieve our goal of ensuring Holliday Park continues to be a public asset that can be enjoyed by everyone, every day. The proof is in the park.
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