Resources for Groups
BPFP is a nonprofit 501(c)3 corporation established in 1995 .
One of BPFP’s main functions is to act as fiscal sponsor and mentor for volunteer community groups that do not have IRS exempt status. For these groups, BPFP receives grants and tax-deductible donations and provides banking, record-keeping, and preparation of tax returns. It also provides liability insurance certificates on request. BPFP also offers web hosting, help with publicity, information on grant opportunities, and advice and support from experienced activists with a long record of organizing citizens for responsible stewardship.
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Click on any of the forms below. You may choose to (a) type directly in the form and then print it, or (b) print the blank form and fill it out by hand, or (c) save a copy of the blank form to your computer for printing later. It is unfortunately NOT possible to fill out the form and then save a copy of the completed form.
- Deposit Request Form (must accompany all deposits sent in by partner groups)
- Check Request Form (for submitting requests for payment or reimbursement of expenses)
- Partnership Request form (application to become a BPFP partner group)
- Limited Partnership Request form
Links
Our web site
The Berkeley Partners for Parks web site is designed to allow all partner groups to post announcements and news in one central place. For partner groups with their own web sites, we encourage you to post your events and major news items here in addition to on your own web site. Partner groups should review the Guidelines for posting before posting (also includes information on receiving your log in name and password).
Web site posting tutorials:
Videos on posting to the web (these files are rather large, so don’t try with a slow internet connection):
- Logging in (Flash movie, streaming 5 MB)
- Adding a new post (Flash movie, streaming 13 MB)
- Adding a calendar event (Flash movie, streaming 4.3 MB)
- Adding an image to a post (7MB)
- Adding a link to a web site (2MB)
October 17th, 2007 Lee Trampleasure
Hi, Joel, sorry for delay in replying. If there are small improvements in the park that look as if they could be achieved by volunteers (neighborhood & UC Berkeley students, for example), please get in touch with me ASAP about the possibility of including your group in our next grant application for Chancellor’s Community Partnership funds. I also know about other ways to get volunteers. My email is f5creeks@aol.com, phone 510 848 9358.
Susan Schwartz, President
Friends of Five Creeks
BPFP board member