Those chosen fund 50 trails, 49 planning projects for regional efforts, 53 sports courts and fields, and 59 playgrounds. Philadelphia County is the largest beneficiary with an aggregate of approximately $1.6 million split among four entities. Of those, the city itself is granted $600,000 for the renovation and further development of three parks: Cedar, Pleasant Hill and Three Bears, a children's park in Society Hill. This represents the largest single grant of all 242.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is granted $250,000 for renovation of its landscape. Another $300,000 is granted to the Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development for the Greenway trail through the Navy Yard, and the Schuylkill River Development Corp. obtained $400,000 for development of the Tidal Schuylkill River Trail between the University Avenue and Grays Ferry bridges.

Most individual grants do not exceed five figures. Among the exceptions are $250,000 to the Appalachian Trail Conference for further development of the Appalachian National Scenic Trail in Cumberland County, and $275,000 to Cheltenham Twp. in Montgomery County for stream bank stabilization at Tookany Creek Park and the control or eradication of the invasive Japanese Knotweed and Honeysuckle species.