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Lloyd Center’s Annual Appeal
We are writing today to ask for your support in the Lloyd Center for the Environment’s 2016 Annual Fund. Our goal is to raise $110,000 to support the research, education and outreach programs the Lloyd Center provides to our community. The Annual Fund is a critical piece of our operating budget. For the Center to…
Read MoreLocal Oak
All building projects contain thousands of details, but the number of details involved with a project striving to be environmentally responsible grows exponentially. In September 2016, the Lloyd Center plans to break ground for its new Welcome Center with the intent of becoming one of only a handful of buildings in the world to pursue…
Read MoreThe Transformation Has Begun
Overlooking the water, nestled among trees and old stone walls, the Lloyd Center for the Environment’s newly constructed Teaching Pavilion is the first visible sign of the Transforming a Legacy capital campaign. Reflecting the Lloyd Center’s ongoing commitment to environmental education, this 600 square foot, open-air structure provides a dedicated gathering place for teaching and…
Read MoreLloyd Center for the Environment kicks off $3 million upgrade campaign
By Phil Devitt DARTMOUTH — It’s only 34 years old, but it’s getting a face lift. Lloyd Center for the Environment, the scenic 82-acre wonderland off Potomska Road, is in line for a new welcome center, waterfront teaching pavilion and other expansions to accommodate the more than 25,000 visitors it serves each year. “Our programs…
Read MoreThree generous foundation grants
The Lloyd Center Capital Campaign, Transforming A Legacy, has received three generous foundation grants to support its educational programs and facilities improvements. The Bafflin Foundation has given the Center $25,000 to assist with site improvements in keeping with the lifetime efforts of Lois Orswell to “support plants and the earth”. Through the Community Foundation of…
Read MoreAs of April 1, 2016, over $1.8 Million or 60% of the $3 Million campaign goal has been raised !
Transforming a Legacy was launched with significant donations from the Lloyd Family and the Board of Directors. To date, this leadership group has been joined by the generous support of more than thirty other families and four foundations. Bolstered by this generosity and confidence in the quality work of the Center, we have been able…
Read MoreTransforming A Legacy ~ Buildings Begin!
On April 4th, contractors, carpenters and machinery will arrive at the Lloyd Center as the first of our three facility projects gets underway. Sixteen-on-Center, a highly respected contracting firm from Tiverton, RI with a special interest and expertise in “green building” will begin construction of the new, 600-square-foot Teaching Pavilion on the Slocum River. The…
Read MoreLloyd Center Annual Meeting ~ Save the Date ~ April 28th
On Thursday, April 28th, the Lloyd Center will host an expert panel discussion on its pursuit of a Welcome Center with Living Building Challenge™ (LBC) certification, the building industry’s most ambitious sustainable construction performance standards. The Welcome Center will house a bus drop-off shelter, interior and exterior meeting/teaching space, informational displays and compost-toilets. The Lloyd…
Read MoreLloyd Center’s Upcoming Projects Detailed, Sustainability a Focus
Photo by: Seth Thomas – Kathryn Duff’s design for the new welcome center at the Lloyd Center. The building will be Living Building Challenge certified, a rigorous standard of sustainability in construction. By Seth Thomas | Dartmouth Week This year the Lloyd Center will be embarking on the construction phase of their capital campaign. The…
Read MoreThree foundations donate to the Lloyd Center’s capital campaign
Three foundations have committed $25,000 each to the Lloyd Center’s $3 million “Transforming a Legacy” capital campaign to support a new green building and expanded educational programs. The Bafflin Foundation of Rhode Island donated toward site improvements in keeping with the efforts of its founder Lois Orswell to “support plants and the earth,” according to…
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