Western Massachusetts Climbers Coalition

“Expenses advertising and promotion 311 office 119 interest 716 insurance 1,678 fees 278 program services 3,515 taxes & licenses 384 supplies 6,417 program services - signs 1,845 non-investment depreciation 5,935 total 21,198”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 4,336”

“31,750 34,550 less accumulated depreciation 397 1,996 total 31,353 32,554”

“Unsecured notes and loans payable 59,500 11,019”

“The wmcc builds grass roots support for climbers concerns and promotes the natural resources of western massachusetts for outdoor recreation through environmental stewardship and education.”

“In 2019, land commonly referred to as 'hanging mountain' was aquired by the organization. This aquisition preserves and protects and supports public access to a unique geological formation well suited for climbing. In 2020, wmcc increased access to the site by installing a driveway and establishing hiking trails. They also worked with a biologist to survey protected plant species on the property, and comply with state requirements. In 2021, wmcc opened hanging mountain to the public after approval from the state for compliance with all requirements.”

“Mesa review has been approved for continuing work at hanging mountain. Upgrades were made to the parking lot and an ada compliant porta potty provided. The wmccc continued to provide education to the public with their "gym to crag" event.”