[The residents] have taken ownership of this community and have made it home. Many have said this will be their last home.

Each resident will know that they are part of a community that cares about them and supports them.

Our goal is to maintain that level of support this year — but we always hope the community will respond to generate more dollars. The need continues to grow — women need screening, women need treatment.

This organization is grounded in this community, born here, and we hope it will continue.

The Home Office keeps changing its specifications and goals. The government is incapable of saying what this beast will look like.

Having access to the very special home and gardens of Mr. Baker will provide opportunities for our students and faculty to have experiences that are rare for most universities. The gardens...provide unique opportunities that will enhance our students' learning, whether [they] are from horticulture, art, philosophy, the sciences, or many other areas for which Mr. Baker's gardens and home offer unique experiential opportunities.