Funders to approach for Army Ground Forces Association

The Association's primary purpose is historic restoration, preservation and interpretation of US Army harbor defense fortifications, equipment and operations in the 1930 to 1945 time period. The majority of the Association's work is performed at Fort Hancock (Sandy Hook Unit, Gateway National Recreation Area, National Park Service) under the authority of a philanthropic agreement with the NPS. Other aspects of Army operations such as communications, medical support and logistics services are also addressed in interpretive presentations. The expenditures reflected in lines 28 include purchase of historic property, public event entertainment services, 50% cost security monitoring; 50% of 89% of the cost of liability insurance. Expenditures for line 29 are 50% cost security monitoring; 50% of 89% of the cost of liability insurance. This year there were no supplies and materials purchases supporting work periods. Expenditures for Line 30 are 11% of insurance to account for the 11% of activities that are outside of the Fort Hancock location and unrelated to the NPS. The philanthropic agreement with the NPS requires a specific level of liability insurance in order to conduct…