About
The Rosedale Conservancy
The Rosedale Conservancy was formed in the fall of 2002 as the organization in charge of managing the three acres of eighteenth century terraced lawns. This green space, long recognized as Cleveland Park's "village green" is now protected from development of any kind by a Conservation Easement.
Rosedale requires your generous annual assistance. As a privately-funded community park, it is supported solely by the contributions of Cleveland Park neighbors.
The Conservancy is run by a 13-member, volunteer Board, including representatives from the ANC, the Cleveland Park Historical Society and the Cleveland Park Citizens Association. The current Board was elected by the general membership in November 2008, and will serve a two year term until the next election in fall 2010.
Board Members for 2008 - 2010 are:
Nancy MacWood
Cristina Marciano
George Marcou
Molly Mattison
Rick Nash
Bob Von Pentz
Ross Ain, Vice President
Ann Hamilton, Secretary
Dan Gordon, Treasurer
Jonathan Abram
Peter Espenchied
Jill Hall
The Rosedale Conservancy is a DC not-for-profit corporation and has been qualified by the IRS as a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.