WAYS TO SUPPORT

Grant History: Cumulative Grant Impact $1,500,486

2026 Grants $153,148

Falmouth Jewish Congregation, $2,500
To support the Community Christmas Dinners project that provides festive holiday meals and emotional support to food-insecure and isolated community members

Falmouth High School Robotics Team, $3,000
To help purchase materials and tools that will continue the success of the team this year and beyond

Falmouth Housing Trust, $6,000
To help cover the cost of installing an advanced NitROE denitrification septic system at the Waquoit Project for five permanently affordable, energy-efficient homes on 1.1 acres of a 3.8-acre property

Falmouth Service Center, $10,000
To support their general operating budget so they can further their mission of easing stress, reducing hunger, and improving the quality of life for neighbors in need

Falmouth Theatre Guild, $2,648
To purchase a high-resolution streaming and tracking camera with a controller to replace outdated equipment and improve recording quality at Highfield Theater

Farming Falmouth, $7,500
To expand the Farming Falmouth Community Orchard at Tony Andrews Farm by tripling its size with 230 new fruit trees, creating a space for local food production and community education

Food Justice Initiative, $3,500
To purchase plants and materials for a newly planted orchard with students at Falmouth High School

Habitat for Humanity, $5,000
To help cover the construction costs for four energy-efficient homes in Falmouth, helping address the region’s severe housing shortage and enable essential workers to remain in the community

Highfield Hall & Gardens, $3,000
To help support an exhibition and education program honoring Falmouth native Katharine Lee Bates, author of America the Beautiful, as part of the 2026 Massachusetts historic celebrations

Housing Assistance Corporation, $5,000
To support emergency financial assistance to prevent Falmouth households from becoming homeless

Joe Q Veteran Coffee Break, Inc., $5,000
To help further their mission of building an all-inclusive community where all Veterans and their families can find fellowship, targeted and effective services, and a wide variety of programs

Penikese Island School, $5,000
To support 12 learning trips for 235 6^th graders at Falmouth Morse Pond School to Penikese Island and add a classroom component to enhance engagement and learning in ecology, history, and marine science

The 300 Committee, $2,500
To support the Permaculture green structure at Millstone Farm

West Falmouth Library, $3,000
To help cover the costs to convert a multi-purpose room into a dedicated Children’s Activity Room, creating a safe, welcoming space for early literacy, creative play, and social-emotional wellness programs

Woods Hole Film Festival, Inc., $2,500
For the Festival’s 35th anniversary project, celebrating over three decades of film programming in Falmouth and to support the Festival’s new strategic vision for the next five years

2025 Grants $116,675

Falmouth Community Television, $10,000
To support media production and literacy training for youth

Falmouth High School Theatre Boosters, Inc, $2,000
To support the Broadway Workshops for Theatre and Choir Students program at Falmouth High School

Falmouth Housing Trust, $10,000
To support the purchase of a deed-restricted, affordable home at 7 Alderberry Lane

Falmouth Jewish Congregation, $2,500
To support the 2025 Falmouth Community Christmas Dinners

Falmouth Service Center, $10,000
To support the purchase of fresh and healthy foods for clients

Falmouth Together We Can, Inc., $4,000
To support the 2025 Celebrations After-Prom event

Falmouth Volunteers in Public Schools, $3,050
To support School-Based Mentoring in Falmouth: Recruiting & Supporting Volunteer Mentors to Meet Student Needs

Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod, $5,000
To support building affordable homes at Gifford Street Extension in Falmouth

Highfield Hall & Gardens, $5,000
To support the College Women’s Association of Japan Contemporary Japanese Printmaking & Trailblazers 2025 Exhibition

Housing Assistance Corporation, $5,000
To support the Homeless Prevention Program in Falmouth

Woods Hole Film Festival, Inc., $4,500
To support hearing assistance devices for festival attendees

2024 Grants $120,000

2023 Grants $100,000

Falmouth Art Center, $2,500          
To support the summer camp program for children

Falmouth Band Parents, $2,500
To support the purchase of a tuba for the Falmouth High School music program

Falmouth Chamber Players Orchestra, $2,000    
To support the 2023 concert season

Falmouth Historical Society and Museums on the Green, $2,000
To support the Discovery Backpack project

Falmouth Housing Trust, $3,000
To support organizational infrastructure

Falmouth Jazz, Inc., $2,000
To support live jazz in Falmouth through social media and marketing efforts

Falmouth Volunteers In Public Schools, $1,500
To support student volunteerism in the community

Joe Q Veteran Coffee Break Inc., $3,500  
To support the needs of Falmouth veterans

Marine Biological Laboratory, $2,000
To support the Falmouth Forum lecture series

Penikese Island School, $9,000
To support the Penikese Island Discovery Days program for all Falmouth sixth graders

Woods Hole Film Festival, Inc., $1,500
To support the 2023 season

YMCA Cape Cod, $5,000
To support the after-school programs at Falmouth’s four elementary schools

2022 Grants $100,000

Falmouth Jazz, Inc., $3,000
To support live jazz in Falmouth through social media and marketing efforts

Falmouth Volunteers In Public Schools, $2,500
To support the development of an organizational communications strategy

WellStrong, Inc., $7,000      
To support increased hours for a Strategic Partnership Coordinator, who will develop and manage partnerships and projects that are critical to the organization’s service provision and growth

Falmouth Housing Trust, $5,000
To support the Pheasant Lane affordable housing project

Falmouth Theatre Guild, $2,124
To support technology purchases that are essential for the organization’s operations and programming

Falmouth Water Stewards, $2,500
To support cyanobacteria monitoring in Falmouth ponds and community educational outreach

Highfield Hall & Gardens, $2,000
To support the launch of a year-round Indigenous Peoples Awareness Program, including educational exhibits, events, and partnership development

Joe Q Veteran Coffee Break Inc., $2,500
To support social media outreach and engagement for veterans and military families

Marine Biological Laboratory, $2,000
To support the Falmouth Forum lecture series which provides accessible cultural and educational programming to the Falmouth community

Oyster Pond Environmental Trust, $3,500
To support water quality monitoring and management planning for Oyster Pond

WE CAN Corporation, $4,100
To provide legal, employment, and financial empowerment services for Falmouth residents through workshops and personalized support

Wings For Falmouth Families, $5,000
To provide aid packages and financial support to Falmouth families in need

2021 Grants $100,000

2020 Grants $100,000

STRATEGIC FOCUS GRANT RECIPIENTS
Three nonprofit organizations serving the Falmouth community received Strategic Focus Grant to address strategic initiatives or to build long-range organizational capacity.

Calmer Choice, $10,000
To support creating sustainable Calmer Choice programming in the Falmouth Public Elementary Schools

Community Health Center of Cape Cod, $8,000
To support its Access to Care Program at Falmouth Housing Authority

The 300 Committee Land Trust, $9,750
To expand stewardship support for Falmouth’s Conservation Lands

2019 Grants $100,000

STRATEGIC FOCUS GRANT RECIPIENTS
Three nonprofit organizations serving the Falmouth community received Strategic Focus Grants to address strategic initiatives or to build long-range organizational capacity.

 Falmouth Art Center, $5,000
Supports the implementation of an extensive outreach program which reinforces the Center’s strategic goals to increase its presence in the community and expand its programs.

WellStrong, $10,000
Supports the creation of an Outreach Specialist position to forge relationships in the community to enable more people to become members and benefit from WellStrong’s substance use disorder recovery programs.

Woods Hole Research Center (WHRC), $5,000
Supports the Coonamessett River Adopt-A Herring program, a collaboration between WHRC and The Coonamessett River Trust (CRT), that engages Falmouth students in a hands-on learning experience about the environment and river restoration.

GENERAL GRANT RECIPIENTS
Twenty-nine nonprofit organizations serving the Falmouth community received General Grants to address emerging opportunities, launch creative initiatives, or to cover the cost of small, one-time projects.

Falmouth Theatre Guild, $2,050
Supports the purchase of hearing enhancement systems to improve the theater experience for those who are hearing disabled.

Falmouth Together We Can, $2,000
Supports Celebrations, the 25-year tradition of providing an After-Prom event that keeps students safe with an evening of non-stop music, food, challenge events, crafts, and prizes.

Falmouth Volunteers in Public Schools, $1,900
Supports the CAST (Cross-Age Science Teaching) program that pairs 8^th grade “science buddies” with small groups of third-graders in engaging, hands-on lessons and learning.

Highfield Hall & Gardens, $2,500
Supports phase two of the Gardens Initiative to further address the ADA accessibility along the existing Beech Tree Path down to the Harmony Path and surrounding nature trails.

Housing Assistance Corporation, $2,500
Supports the expansion of services in childcare, education, and transportation for Falmouth clients.

Mass Audubon-Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary, $2,500
Supports the Ecosystem Exploration Program that teaches Falmouth students about the Cape’s ecosystem by offering hands-on learning experiences.

Recovery Without Walls, $1,500
Supports The Gathering Point, a program that incorporates holistic treatments into conventional recovery programs by incorporating the services of a certified yoga and meditation instructor.

Sea Education Association, $1,000
Supports Trash Shouldn’t Splash, a community engagement program that promotes a reduction in use of single-use items, particularly plastic, to decrease waste on land and in the oceans.

The 300 Committee Land Trust, $4,700
Supports the handicapped-accessible trail expansion project at Two Ponds Conservation Area, a permanently protected nature preserve at the edge of Jones Pond and the rare Atlantic white cedar swamp.

The GroundTruth Project, $1,000
Supports GroundTruth’s bureau operations in Woods Hole and its in-depth environmental and climate change reporting by fellows who are training as the next generation of journalists.

West Falmouth Library, $1,000
Supports the continuation of the library’s oral history project to document the history of West Falmouth by recording the memories and stories of community members.

 Woods Hole Film Festival, $2,000
Supports the expansion of Film Falmouth, a community film series and Bringing Science to the Screen, a unique pairing of films with talks by local scientists.

YMCA Cape Cod, $5,000
Supports scholarships for Falmouth children to participate in YMCA programs: memberships, before- and after-school programs, school-vacation camp, and summer camp at Camp Lyndon.

2018 Grants $100,000

STRATEGIC FOCUS GRANT RECIPIENTS

GENERAL GRANT RECIPIENTS

2017 Grants $79,545

STRATEGIC FOCUS GRANT RECIPIENTS

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cape Cod & The Islands, $5,000
To support expansion of outreach and services to children in Falmouth

Calmer Choice, $5,000 
To support expansion of services to students in grades K-2 in Falmouth Public Schools

Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries, Inc., $5,000
To support Wetland Delineation design for permitting purposes in regards to the larger management plan for the Knob property

GENERAL GRANT RECIPIENTS

Falmouth Historical Society, Inc., $2,000
To support archival-quality exhibit cases that can be used to create a semi-permanent “Timeline History of Falmouth” exhibition in the newly-renovated and restored 1730 Conant House

Falmouth Public Schools, $5,000
To support continuation of the Calmer Choice Program to 5^th grade students at Morse Pond School

Falmouth Service Center, $4,500
To support FSC Strategic Planning Pantry Redesign

Falmouth STEM Boosters, Inc., $1,000
To support Falmouth Public School Bus Funds for Local STEM-related Field Trips

Falmouth Theatre Guild, $3,818
To support Highfield Theater Stage Curtains

Falmouth Volunteers in Public Schools, $2,500
To support Phase II of VIPS self-assessment: Board retreat and Strategic Planning

FHS Clippers Sailing Team Boosters Club, Inc., $2,000
To support Sailing Team Equipment

Gosnold on Cape Cod, $5,000
To support a school-based counselor at Mullen Hall Elementary School

Housing Assistance Corporation, $4,000
To  support the Falmouth Big Fix – a day of service aimed at making small home improvements for income-eligible veterans, seniors and disabled homeowners

Mass Audubon Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary & the Sanctuaries of the Mid and Upper Cape, $2,183
To  support Teaching with Living Labs – A Professional Development Workshop for Teachers

The Woods Hole Film Festival, $2,000
To  support Bringing Science to the Screen/Film Falmouth/Community Screenings

WE CAN, $4,000
To  support WE CAN programming on the Upper Cape, including 1:1 Legal Consults, Financial Empowerment Sessions, Work Support and the PathMakers Mentoring Program, in collaboration with Falmouth Service Center

2016 Grants $74,990

STRATEGIC FOCUS GRANT RECIPIENTS

WE CAN Corporation, $5,000
WE CAN is a Harwichport-based organization whose mission is to empower Cape Cod women with services that inspire hope and bring increased opportunity, self-sufficiency and stability to their lives. This grant will support the planning and replication of the highly successful PathMakers Mentoring Program on the Upper Cape.  PathMakers is a 10-month mentoring program where women seeking support (PathMakers) are matched up with women wishing to guide them (Mentoring Partners). The program includes monthly workshops for all; regular 1:1 meetings between mentoring pairs and monthly Mentor sessions to provide support to the Mentors.

GENERAL GRANT RECIPIENTS

Highfield Hall & Gardens, $1,075
To support designing and printing an educational interpretive children’s brochure for Kanreki: A 60-year Journey – a contemporary print art exhibit. 

Mass Audubon Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary & the Sanctuaries of the Mid and Upper Cape, $1,500
To support a new education program for 7th grade students at Lawrence Elementary School that connects students with a new habitat restoration project. The project is a partnership between five conservation organizations including the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife.

Neighborhood Falmouth, $2,401
To support ‘Year of the Volunteer’. The foundation of The Year of the Volunteer plan is a combination of marketing and staff training efforts throughout the year, with the hope to make volunteering with Neighborhood Falmouth a regular activity that virtually everyone in the community participates in.

North Falmouth Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization (NFEPTO), $7,000
To support replacement of the outdated, unsafe wooden and metal playground equipment in three areas on the school grounds with innovative, ADA compliant structures and surfaces.

Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries, Inc., $2,500
To support updating the Land Management Plan for the Knob parcel, in collaboration with the Quissett Harbor Preservation Trust. This land management plan will update the original plan from 1997 and will include a comprehensive permit as well as annual monitoring activities on the property.

Samaritans on Cape Cod and the Islands, $2,400
To support A Second Chance Suicide Attempt Survivors Group in Falmouth. The goal of the program is to provide unconditional emotional support to individuals who have attempted suicide and to help them gain courage and strength from one another. 

Sight Loss Services, Inc., $1,250
To support monthly Self Help Support group to Falmouth residents. The Cape Cod area is one of the fastest growing regions in the state for visual impairment, largely due to our elderly population, and Falmouth is no exception. 

The 300 Committee Land Trust, $2,800
To support new initiatives in land stewardship through the purchase of a towable trailer and materials for the construction of information kiosks and several types of bird boxes for nesting populations of birds in decline–kestrels, wood ducks and bluebirds.

West Falmouth Library, $1,350
To support West Falmouth Archives Project. The goal of this project is to arrange and rehouse these archive collections using boxes, folders, and other proper enclosures so that they can be cataloged and then described using finding aids that are written in compliance with current archival standards.

Woods Hole Film Festival, $500
To support continuation of the program “Bringing Science to the Screen” and support a new program, “Film Falmouth” at the Falmouth Academy venue.

2015 Grants $59,000

STRATEGIC FOCUS GRANT RECIPIENTS

been well received by school staff, families and students.  This grant will allow Gosnold to expand to four days of counseling each week and supports community-wide efforts to enhance prevention and intervention efforts related to substance abuse and mental health.

WE CAN Corporation, $5,000
WE CAN is a Harwichport based organization whose mission is to empower Cape Cod women with services that inspire hope and bring increased opportunity, self-sufficiency and stability to their lives. This grant will allow WE CAN to bring their services to the Falmouth Service Center to work with Falmouth residents. 

GENERAL GRANT RECIPIENTS

Falmouth Service Center, $1,500
To support Falmouth Eats Together Community Meals, which serves an average of 250 individuals per meal.

Falmouth Volunteers In Public Schools, $2,000
To create opportunities for students in grades 9-12 to get involved in their community and, as a result, become more engaged and connected to both school and community. The program will facilitate opportunities for student volunteerism and community service, and raise awareness about civic consciousness.

Highfield Hall & Gardens, $4,500
To support the Accessibility Project, a multi-year effort focusing on the urgent need to meet Falmouth’s long-term accessibility needs and ensure the campus is universally safe and accessible. 

Neighborhood Falmouth, $3,000
To support software for database management and volunteer recruitment, resulting in a systematic process to recruit all-important volunteer service providers.

Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries, Inc., $750
To publish a non-fiction, educational children’s book on scarecrows, harvesting and the unique characteristics of our Bourne Farm Salt Pond written by a local Falmouth Preschool teacher.

Sight Loss Services, Inc., $1,000
To support services to the newly blind and visually impaired residents of Falmouth.

The 300 Committee Land Trust, $1,000
To purchase a wheelchair-accessible picnic table to be installed at the River Bend Conservation Area on Sandwich Road in East Falmouth.

Woods Hole Child Center, $500
To support playground safety enhancements by redesigning the structural layout of the existing playground and replacing the current ground cover.

Woods Hole Film Festival, $500
To continue and expand on “Bringing Science to the Screen” and adding an additional venue, Falmouth Academy, in their new screening space. 

2014 Grants $45,035

Falmouth Together We Can, Inc., $1,000
To support Celebrations 2014, Falmouth High School’s drug-free and alcohol-free After-Prom Event

Falmouth Together We Can, Inc. for the All Purpose Community Athletic Field, $2,500
To support the installation of an all-purpose artificial turf to be sited at Falmouth High School.

Falmouth Volunteers In Public Schools (VIPS), $2,500
To support a match for the State Mentoring Grant that will allow Falmouth VIPS to better measure the effectiveness of the school-based mentoring program. 

Friends of Falmouth Bikeways, Inc., $1,500
To support a professional landscape designer to create a Vegetation Management Plan for the Shining Sea Bikeway.

Gosnold, Inc., $2,000
General support of the mission, which is to excel in addiction and mental health treatment, to serve men, women and families affected by these illnesses and to promote lasting recovery.

Highfield Hall & Gardens, $1,250
To support three school programs that were piloted with first and third graders at Mullen Hall School.

Mass Audubon, $1,500
To support a project that combines a multi-partnered, hands-on conservation project at Ashumet Holly Wildlife Sanctuary with a unique educational program for 7th grade students at Lawrence Elementary School in Falmouth.

Sight Loss Services, Inc., $1,000
Funding for Support Groups which meet September to June, led by visually-impaired coordinators. 

The 300 Committee Land Trust, $7,500
To support a portion of the cost increase associated with the growth of T3C’s Land Stewardship Coordinator position.

The Cape Cod Theater Project, $750
To support the purchase of six personal audio devices to provide to the hearing-impaired audience members.

West Falmouth Library, $1,000
To support equipment to create an oral history project about experiences growing up and specifically summer memories of living in West Falmouth.

Woods Hole Film Festival, Inc., $1,000
To support collaborative programming of “Bringing Science to the Screen” presentations and a “Best of the Fest Screenings”  between WHFF, the Cotuit Center for the Arts, and the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL).

Woods Hole Public Library, $1,000
To support technology to enable the effective projection of computerized, digital and internet access in ground floor meeting room.

2013 Grants $40,000

Falmouth Service Center, $2,100
To support the purchase of additional small grocery carts, kitchen equipment and collapsible grocery carts to help the home delivery drivers transport meals to their homebound clients.

Falmouth Soccer Club, Inc., $1,000
For the financial aid program.

Falmouth Together We Can, Inc., $500
To support the 2013 After-Prom Celebration event; funds will be used to publicize the event, decorate the Falmouth Community Center, and to provide food and entertainment.

Falmouth Volunteers In Public Schools, Inc., $1,650
To support its school-based mentoring programs, specifically to recruit and train additional volunteer mentors for students currently on a waitlist.

Friends of Fairwinds, Inc., $1,500
To support and expand “Studio 35”, an arts and horticulture program at the Clubhouse.

Oral Health Excellence Collaborative, $2,500
To recruit Upper Cape dentists to participate in the Cape Cod Dentists Care Program. These dentists will provide ongoing, reduced fee dental services to 240 Falmouth seniors.

Salt Pond Areas Bird Sanctuaries, Inc., $1,000
To support the purchase of audio/visual equipment for the environmental education programs.

Samaritans on Cape Cod and the Islands, $1,000
To prepare and distribute Samaritan Care Packages to assist those who have lost a loved one to suicide.

Sight Loss Services Inc., $1,000
To support the costs of running monthly peer support group meetings for Falmouth residents, and help create new programs like art classes and museum trips designed for the visually impaired in Falmouth.

The 300 Committee, Inc., $3,000
To support initiatives in land stewardship with new equipment and conservation land signs.

Woods Hole Historical Collection & Museum, $1,640
To re-ignite an active oral history program by purchasing new recording equipment, to train volunteers, and to properly transfer and store the new recordings.

2012 Grants $30,000

Falmouth Skatepark Association, $1,500
To fund the design phase of a new skatepark for Falmouth, which will provide a safe and modern facility for skateboarders, in-line skaters, and BMX bikers to practice their sport.

Falmouth Youth Hockey League Inc., $2,500
To support the capital campaign for the new Falmouth ice arena.

Friends of Fairwinds, Inc., $1,000
To establish a community garden for members at the clubhouse at 155 Katharine Lee Bates Road. The garden will provide produce for the culinary unit’s wellness programs and for a booth at the Farmer’s Market in Falmouth.

Historic Highfield, Inc., $700
To provide a computer for Historic Highfield’s new education coordinator, part of a multi-year plan to “Build Capacity through Programming Excellence,” which includes funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Neighborhood Falmouth, Inc., $1,000
To provide funding for a contractor advocate who will meet with and advise Neighborhood  Falmouth members when they are in need of home repairs. The advocate will help members determine the scope of repairs necessary as well as advice in determining if the cost estimates are appropriate.

PAL of Cape Cod, Inc., $1,000
To support after-school programs.

Plan It Network, Inc., $3,000
To fund a facilitator to maintain and expand programs, coordinate fundraising efforts and publicity, and recruit and train volunteers. Plan It Network provides opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities.

Zephyr Education Foundation, Inc., $1.500
To develop and deliver classroom presentations to all seventh grade students at Lawrence School in Falmouth (15 classes). Presentations are based on the Habitat Camera project, which is a cooperative research project among the New England sea scallop industry, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution,  and independent scientists. 

2011 Grants

Friends of Fairwinds, Inc., $2,000
To support Peter D. Kirwin Fairwinds Center

HopeHealth Massachusetts, Inc., $2,000
To support “Kids Grieve Too” Program

National Organization of Concerned Black Men-Cape Cod Chapter, $1,000
To support purchase of equipment for “Lead by Example” program

Plan It Network, Inc., $500
To support Creative Director

Samaritans on Cape Cod & the Islands, $1,500
To support volunteer training program

Sight Loss Services, Inc., $1,000
For support groups

The 300 Committee Land Trust, $1,000
To support conservation land maps

WGBH Educational Foundation for the benefit of CAI, $750
To support purchase of recording kits                                    

2010 Grants $15,010

Massachusetts Audubon Society, Ashumet Holly Wildlife Sanctuary, $1,000
To  support the creation of an interpretive package for the Ashumet Holly Wildlife Sanctuary in Falmouth, so that community members and visitors will better understand and enjoy the sanctuary.  This will include a set of eight single pedestal interpretive graphics panels; a nature discovery guide booklet and a self guided lichen trail with field guild.

Neighborhood Falmouth, $1,000
To provide start-up support and services while the organization builds membership towards becoming self-sustaining. The ‘aging in place’ model highlights support, peace of mind and sociability.  Community, friendship, intellectual stimulation and fun are also emphasized to promote healthy interaction and to prevent isolation.   The grant will leverage an additional $1,000 from an on-going challenge grant.

Samaritans of Cape Cod and the Islands, $1,000
To help establish a Safe Place Support Group, facilitated by trained Samaritans, for those who have been intimately affected by suicide.  Sessions take place twice a month at Falmouth Hospital.

Sight Loss Services Inc., $1,000
To support two monthly Self Help Support Group meetings to visually impaired Falmouth residents.

The 300 Committee, $1000
To  purchase a wheelchair accessible picnic table to be installed at the town’s newest conservation area, the Daniel and Carmela Bartolomei Conservation Area on Sandwich Road in East Falmouth that overlooks the Coonamessett River and Pond 14.  This will be the first-ever handicapped-accessible conservation land in Falmouth, out of approximately 4000 acres of open space.  It will include a 360-foot accessible trail and associated amenities, including handrails, benches, picnic table and kiosk.