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Project Partner logo(s) Program Name Photo Sponsoring Organization Type: (choose best 1 or 2 matches): Health & fitness Accessibility, special needs, & socializing Education & safety Nature Culture & history Description Year Started PROGRAM = any organized group activity which is conducted on a trail, bike lane or trail-connected outdoor green space and recurs with some frequency Use slide #1 to give the basic information for this program. Replace these instructions in this NOTES section with your story of how this program came to be, and any interesting best practices or lessons learned during development or delivery. REQUIRED: Provide contact information in case we need to contact you about this program. Name: Phone #: E-mail address: Go to next slide. County: X (Cuyahoga District #) Project Partner logo(s) (optional) City logo

Project Partner logo(s) Program Name Photo Participants: Who? How many annually? (projected or actual) Staff & volunteers Location: where? Type of trail or green space? Program frequency: (weekly? Monthly? Etc.) Other Use slide #2 to provide additional information for this program which might be helpful for other communities which like to start a similar activity. Use NOTES to elaborate on details of these points. Cost information for program development, staff time and equipment, etc. is always helpful. Tell us if transportation is needed and/or provided to get participants to the program location. County: X (Cuyahoga District #) Project Partner logo(s) (optional) City logo

Project Partner logo(s) Program Name Photo Unique! Benefits, Goals and Results: (e.g., miles hiked per year, pounds lost, Etc. Transferability: (how easily can this program be run in other locations? Other Use slide #3 to describe any additional benefits to your community, clients, organization or unique elements. Use NOTES to elaborate on these details and tell stories from this program. Tell us who’s using this trail/lane. What’s changed in the community or for the clients? County: X (Cuyahoga District #) Project Partner logo(s) (optional) City logo

Project Partner logo(s) Program Name Photos, selfies, posts, tweets, blogs, general messages – what residents, businesses, schools, etc. are saying This slide is optional – for award evaluation Use slide #4 to tell us what your people are saying. Share facebook posts, tweets, blogs – any form of social media or just general comments and messages. Tell us how much chatter is program is driving. Use NOTES to elaborate. County: X (Cuyahoga District #) Project Partner logo(s) (optional) City logo

Project Partner logo(s) Program Name Photo(s) This slide is optional – for award evaluation Use this NOTES section of slide #5 to tell us anything else about this program which makes it stellar. Especially think of Best Practices and Lessons Learned worth sharing with other communities & organizations . Tell us: Instructor/leader qualifications required? If so, what are they? Equipment needed? The setting: urban, suburban or rural/ex-urban Who was the Program Champion (individual or organization) Program Story: describe program goals, rationale, challenges, solutions, etc. Any Future Steps? Keep the SLIDE #5 portion simple. Use photos and, if using words, just words or short phrases. See NOTES section County: X (Cuyahoga District #) Project Partner logo(s) (optional) City logo