b'Thank you so much toCHARTING OUR COURSE: CAPITAL CAMPAIGN UPDATEour Annual Donors Pleasant Bay community Boating is pleased to announce that we are in the second phase of our planned capital improvements to the campus. To date, 350 donors In 2018, PBCB received 272have contributed $2,206,033 in gifts and pledges toward our Capital Campaign donations, totaling $254,134!Goal of $4.8 million.Affordable, accessible marine-relatedPhase IComplete Our newly constructed accessible programs are extremely limited in our Down payment for propertydock and walkways will remove a communities. Through the generousacquisition major barrier to accessing the water support of our donors, PBCB Architectural drawings andfor those with limited mobility. People removes the barriers to participationengineering plans for Hillsidewho are elderly, disabled, or in and provides access to the Bay. Theirand Accessible Dock wheelchairs will have access to water-generosity provides all community New parking lot based recreational opportunities. members of our seaside community New Septic systems The docks new pier will be a stable, the opportunity to develop skills Master plan for campuspermanent structure capable of and participate in marine-related(architectural design andsupporting large groups of program activities, regardless of their abilities.drawings; engineering plans)participants and four wheelchairs at a Most importantly, your donationstime. Additionally, there will be twoprovide so many with recreation, education, and environmentalPhase II: Goal $1.6 Millionkayak launchers to facilitate adaptive stewardship opportunities, along Hillside CenterCompletedpaddling. When complete, PBCB will with personal enrichment.Pay off Acquisition of Propertybe the only ADA-compliant boating $1 Million (in process) facility on Pleasant Bay and just one of Pleasant Bay Community BoatingThe Legacy Society has beentwo on all of Cape Cod. relies on donations to:created to honor donors whoThe accessible dock has been Keep membership and program have contributed $250,000designed and the permitting is nearlyfees affordable. or more to pay off the debtcomplete. The Town of OrleansOffset the costs of communityon the property; $500,000Conservation Commission grantedoutreach, scholarship programs,has been raised to date andapproval for the dock by Orderand universal access programs.we continue to seek supportof Conditions issued May 8, 2018 Continue to maintain and expandfor this important initiative. (DEP # SE-54-2414). current programming for the Build Accessible Dock andPhase III ever-increasing need from WalkwaysGoal $250,000Conduct a needs analysis andthe community.To date, we have raised $49,800 towardcreate a plan for the Center forSupport our participants who couldour $250,000 goal. These donationsPleasant Bay and the Boatingnot otherwise afford to pay even have paid for the engineering, Center. with our modest fees for our sailingpermitting and legal fees. With first 241456+5+1+u about how to contribute isComplete Center for Pleasantand marine education programs. steps complete, full funding will enable us to construct the accessible pathwaysBay and Boating Center.followed by construction of the dock.Please Consider Coordinator, at abby@pbcb.cc or Supporting PBCB(508) 945-7245.Your Donation, Business Sponsorship,Business Sponsorships24% and Volunteer time all make PBCBPBCB is now offering a full slate ofprograms possible. InformationBusiness Sponsorship levels. These include special opportunities for you, 56% available on our website at www. your employees and families, and your 5% pbcb.cc or stop by our office atclients to participate in the entire PBCB 2287 Route 28, Harwich, MA toexperience. Sponsorship will increase pick up a remittance envelope or ayour companys exposure on Cape Cod 14% Business Sponsorship packet. Giftswhile helping us meet our expanded of any size are greatlyappreciated.goals. We believe that partnering with 1% Questions? Please contact Abbyus is a win-win investment!Field, Development and Operations Revenue from Education 24% ($186,222) Other Income 1% ($5,890)Membership fee income 5% ($41,635) We must raise 56% of our operatingResidential Membership Income 14% ($105,000) budget ($431,000) from fundraising'