1. Unique approaches to public private partnerships!

2.  Daphne Klahr, Executive Director Reading Recreation Commission 320 S Third Street610-655-6058 Reading PA 19602484-256-1475 cell Daphne.klahr@readingpa.org Daphne.klahr@readingpa.org  Karen Regenfuse, Recreation Superintendent Muhlenberg Township Parks & Recreation 5401 Leesport Ave. 610-685-0630 Temple PA 19560 610-685-0690 fax KRegenfuse@muhlenbergtwp.comKRegenfuse@muhlenbergtwp.com484-955-2320 cell  Kurt Baker, Director Whitpain Township Parks and Recreation 960 Wentz Road. 610-277-2400 Blue Bell, PA 19422 610-277-2209 fax kbaker@whitpaintownship.orgkbaker@whitpaintownship.org 215-264-2695 cell Public Private Partnerships PRESENTERS

3.  Importance of partnerships in today’s economy.  Partnerships come in all shapes and sizes  Recipe for success Public Private Partnerships

4.  Importance of Partnerships in Today’s Economy  Tight or no budget for program or project  Gaining public and private support  Increased marketing opportunities on both sides  Develops relationships for future needs  Increase participation in programs  Creates a sense of competition among potential partners  Do they need us as much as we need them? Public Private Partnerships

5. Partnerships come in all shapes and sizes  Financial sponsors for programs and events  Volunteers  Equipment Supplies  Facilities Public Private Partnerships

6. Recipe For Success…..  Match program, project and need to the best partner  Playground Transportation, Day Camp Facility, Movie/Concert Sponsor  Build and nurture a relationship with potential partners  Be up front! Clearly define “What’s In It For Them”! Public Private Partnerships

7. Match program, project and need to the best partner  Playground Transportation  Day Camp Facility  Movie/Concert Sponsor Public Private Partnerships

8. Reading Hospital Public Private Partnerships

9.  West Reading Tennis Project Public Private Partnerships

10.  Tennis Ribbon Cutting Public Private Partnerships

11.  Marine –n- Me Fitness Program Public Private Partnerships

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13. Public Private Partnerships Temple Playground During

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23. Partnerships in Muhlenberg  Day Camp - Local Church (for indoor space), Kids Peace (for grassy area for games and playground equipment) and Local Swimming Association (for use of the pool).  Church – very respective to have a community group use the church. Paid a flat rate to cover incidental cost.  Kids Peace; which is a school for troubled youth – outdoor field space. Traded use of field for mowing services from June to Aug. Public Private Partnerships

24. Unique Partnerships Trails Ball Fields Park Master Plan Cook Tract Presentation.pptx Manor House Update Presentation.pptx

25. Different ways to thank partners  Publicity  Business Referrals  Awards  Invitation to events  Networking opportunities  Official public meetings Public Private Partnerships Recognition of Partners

26. Questions and discussion Sharing of programs and ideas Thank You!!!!!!! Public Private Partnerships Wrap Up

27.  Daphne Klahr, Executive Director Reading Recreation Commission 320 S Third Street610-655-6058 Reading PA 19602484-256-1475 cell Daphne.klahr@readingpa.org Daphne.klahr@readingpa.org  Karen Regenfuse, Recreation Superintendent Muhlenberg Township Parks & Recreation 5401 Leesport Ave. 610-685-0630 Temple PA 19560 610-685-0690 fax KRegenfuse@muhlenbergtwp.comKRegenfuse@muhlenbergtwp.com484-955-2320 cell  Kurt Baker, Director Whitpain Township Parks and Recreation 960 Wentz Road. 610-277-2400 Blue Bell, PA 19422 610-277-2209 fax kbaker@whitpaintownship.orgkbaker@whitpaintownship.org 215-264-2695 cell Public Private Partnerships PRESENTERS