Mobile Baykeeper 2023 Annual Report

2023 ANNUAL REPORT

BY THE NUMBERS

30,000 oysters grown

9,160

pounds of trash removed

2,050

students educated

109

wetland acres protected

SUPPORTERS

Partners

Airbus Americas Alabama Shipyard, LLC Braided River Brewing Company Budweiser-Busch Distributing Co., Inc. Distil Union F45 Training Daphne Fairhope Physical Therapy, Inc. First Horizon Bank Gardberg & Kemmerly, P.C. Attorneys at Law Grand Hotel Golf Resort & Spa Gwin's Commercial Printing Harris Vacation Rentals Higginbotham Insurance Agency Medical Properties Trust, Inc. Mobile Area Water & Sewer System

Mobile Coca-Cola Bottling Company UNITED Momentum Capital Funding Osprey Initiative, LLC Overseas Hardwoods Company Papa John's Pizza Phelps Dunbar ReaLand Title, LLC Ricciardone Family Dentistry Roberts Brothers, Inc. Tameron Honda Gulf Coast The Hiller Companies, LLC The Orthopaedic Group, PC Tito's Handmade Vodka Town of Magnolia Springs United States Air Force Uniti

Granting Foundations 68 Ventures Abahac, Inc. Alabama Coastal Heritage Trust AM/NS-Calvert AmeriCorps Cox Family Charitable Foundation Dauphin Island Sea Lab Dorothy Trabits Stephens Foundation EBSCO Eichold Family Foundation Friends of Dog River Foundation Hargrove Foundation Holdfast Collective Impact 100 Baldwin County Lillian C. McGowin Foundation Marin Community Foundation

Patagonia RJJB Pilot Family Foundation The A.S. Mitchell Foundation The Ben May Charitable Trust The C.D. Helen and Jeff Glaze Foundation The Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation The Robert and Joanna Cunningham Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Schmidt and Barton Family Fund The Southland Fund The Tonsmeire Charitable Foundation

FINANCIALS

*not yet audited

INCOME $202,250 Exchange of Goods & Services

EXPENSE $822,714 Programs

$284,029 Administrative

$507,710 Grant Awards

$1,321,978 Membership

$223,655 Fundraising

Baykeeper exists to defend and revive the health of the waters of Coastal Alabama.

We’ll know we are successful when no one has to question whether the fish are safe to eat or the water is safe to swim in, when our seagrasses and oyster reefs recover, and our coastal communities take responsibility for the health of the water.

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