Leadership
Officers.
The officers guide the board’s work and stewardship of the founding endowment.
President of Waldenwoods Resort and a steward of the Crouse family legacy, Brian leads the board and its commitment to the Hartland community.
A longtime Hartland-area resident helping guide the Project’s priorities across health, education, and economic development.
Oversees stewardship of the founding endowment and ensures funds are managed responsibly and transparently.
Keeps the records of the board and helps coordinate scholarship and award review each year.
The board
Trustees.
Trustees represent the community across the Project’s three tenants — health & welfare, education & culture, and economic development.
Champions community programs that reflect the Project’s founding mission of wholehearted service.
Brings local business and economic-development perspective to the board’s work.
Supports the education and culture tenant, including the scholarship committee.
Connects the Project with area schools, churches, and civic organizations.
Governance
How the Project is run.
The Hartland Area Project is a 501(c)(3) community foundation governed by its volunteer board. The board sets priorities across the three tenants, approves scholarship and award recipients, and oversees stewardship of the founding endowment established in 1929.
In keeping with our duty to the public, we publish reports on our accomplishments and finances each year.
Public reporting
We share what we’ve accomplished and how funds are managed.
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The Project is powered by neighbors who care about Hartland. If you’d like to get involved with the board or a committee, we’d love to hear from you.