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RE: #BusinessofPreservation: Nonprofit vs. For-profit?

Posted By Paul Stewart Mar 6, 2019 2:48 PM
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I would be anxious to hear what people have to say about this as well. We are involved in a non-profit restoration project of an African American historic site. This works in New York State because of the availability of the state's Environmental protection Fund - a state fund to provide money to historic ...

RE: #BusinessofPreservation: Nonprofit vs. For-profit?

Posted By Paul Stewart Mar 6, 2019 3:11 PM
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The project I am working on is a non-profit project. [Restoring an Underground Railroad Site as a historic site.] This was good for us because we believed we had what was a project that had benefit to the broader community and believed what we had was a community historic site. In addition to that we ...

RE: Seeking Guidance - Historic Site Restoration & Land Preservation - Wyoming

Posted By Colleen Danz Mar 6, 2019 3:14 PM
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Sounds like an interesting project … I love the mixed use ideas you have for next steps. A few thoughts: You're reaching out to a lot of the appropriate people already, your SHPO, your local preservation groups. Have you involved community/civic organizations too? Getting the people in the community ...

RE: Partnerships with Public Universities

Posted By Paul Stewart Mar 6, 2019 3:19 PM
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I like your question. I do not know of a public university that has done this process. In our area Union College (a private college) has rehabbed a street full of late Victorian and other houses for the purpose of providing housing for students. ------------------------------ Paul Stewart Co-Founder ...

RE: #BusinessofPreservation: Nonprofit vs. For-profit?

Posted By Jim Sparks Mar 6, 2019 4:38 PM
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Hi Jamesha. I'm not an expert on incorporation by any means, but during my long career I have worked for public agencies, private companies, private nonprofits, and now have formed my own LLC to conduct my consulting business. In very general terms when comparing for-profit companies to nonprofit organizations, ...

Historic Marker Signage

Posted By L Vannessa Frazier Mar 7, 2019 9:36 AM
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I am having Trouble with accessing a vendor to make our Marker. My State doesn't do them anymore. Missouri. The company that I contacted, would love to do it, but I have to send what I want on the sign to the State Historic Office, who will send the order to them. Please assist me.

“The Preservation Budget”: New Advocacy Report for Federal Appropriations

Posted By Tom Cassidy 3/7/2019 9:57:55 AM
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation is pleased to release “ The Preservation Budget: Select Preservation Priorities for FY 2020 Appropriations .” This new report is designed to assist congressional staff and our preservation partners in appreciating—and advocating for—key federal programs ...

A Guide to Preservation Publications

Posted By Forum Online Mar 7, 2019 11:31 AM
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation provides a wide variety of books, binders, pamphlets, and directories on preservation topics. To better serve you, our Preservation Forum members, we have listed these publications by topic. To receive more information or an order form for any of the publications ...

RE: Partnerships with Public Universities

Posted By Duffie Westheimer Mar 6, 2019 5:45 PM
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Hi folks, It seems clear that private universities and colleges are approaching their communities differently from tax funded schools. Here in Arizona, our three state universities have been pretty aggressive about growth over the past few decades. Lately here in little Flagstaff, Northern Arizona ...

RE: Ask Me Anything – Ross Bradford and Advocacy/Lobbying (week of Mar 4)

Posted By Ross Bradford Mar 4, 2019 5:05 PM
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Thanks for your response, Diana. You're on the right track in concept, but the IRS has very specific definitions for determining whether something is direct and grassroots lobbying. These distinctions are important because non-profits need to track all lobbying expenses (both direct and grass roots) ...

RE: Share your upcoming events/deadlines: March

Posted By Rainey Shane Mar 5, 2019 6:40 AM
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I have an event coming up also on March 13 in Atlanta. I am giving a one hour presentation on Adaptive Reuse to the AIA Atlanta Principals Roundtable. Unfortunately it is already sold out, but posting just to show what's going on in Atlanta around preservation. Here is the description and the link. Join ...

RE: Barn -- exterior insulation

Posted By Meg Campbell Mar 5, 2019 1:28 PM
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Thank you. Meg Campbell Preservation Trust of Vermont 99 Furnace Grove Road Bennington, VT 05201 (802) 442-8951 meg@ptvermont.org

RE: Barn -- exterior insulation

Posted By Meg Campbell Mar 5, 2019 1:27 PM
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Thank you. This is helpful. Meg Campbell Preservation Trust of Vermont 99 Furnace Grove Road Bennington, VT 05201 (802) 442-8951 meg@ptvermont.org

RE: Barn -- exterior insulation

Posted By Meg Campbell Mar 5, 2019 1:28 PM
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Thank you. This is very helpful. Meg Campbell Preservation Trust of Vermont 99 Furnace Grove Road Bennington, VT 05201 (802) 442-8951 meg@ptvermont.org

RE: Barn -- exterior insulation

Posted By Meg Campbell Mar 5, 2019 1:29 PM
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We are reviewing a $2 million barn retrofit. There are several architects, builders and a project developer on the job. Our Easement Review Committee consists of nine preservation professionals. We are in consultation with two others, each of whom manages review for two different state programs. My charge ...

RE: Ask Me Anything – Ross Bradford and Advocacy/Lobbying (week of Mar 4)

Posted By Diana Maxwell Mar 4, 2019 4:51 PM
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I love a good quiz! Here's my stab: Direct lobbying –when you work with representatives or officials (at the local, state, or federal level) to affect change on a bill or legislation. Grassroots –when people get together at the local or community level to affect change, maybe through a letter writing ...

RE: Partnerships with Public Universities

Posted By Erica LeClaire Mar 4, 2019 3:11 PM
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Hello! I'm a student at the University of Arizona. I'm in the MS Architecture - Heritage Conservation program and my curriculum has been focused on project based work with historic neighborhoods in Tucson. I'm currently creating a HALS short format document and a neighborhood preservation plan with classmates ...

#BusinessofPreservation: Nonprofit vs. For-profit?

Posted By Jamesha Gibson Mar 6, 2019 10:11 AM
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Hello all, Lately, I've had a growing curiosity (and/or fascination, if you'd like to call it that) about a topic that isn't often discussed/written about in historic preservation: the nuts and bolts that go into running a preservation business (preservation entrepreneurship for short). Particularly, ...

RE: Share your upcoming events/deadlines: March

Posted By Sarah Marsom Mar 6, 2019 10:43 AM
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This Saturday, the Young Ohio Preservationists are putting on Craftivism: Advocacy + Letterpress Workshop! "Enjoy this unique opportunity to learn letterpress and refine your advocacy techniques at Igloo Letterpress in historic downtown Worthington! This 2-hour advocacy workshop will begin with a ...

PastForward Reading List: Resilience

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Editor’s note: As in years past, Preservation Leadership Forum is presenting a series of reading lists based on the major themes planned for PastForward 2018: intangible heritage, culture-nature, and resilience. This reading list was prepared in close collaboration with our panelists and with Anthony ...

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RE: Partnerships with Public Universities

RE: #BusinessofPreservation: Nonprofit vs. For-profit?

Historic Marker Signage

“The Preservation Budget”: New Advocacy Report for Federal Appropriations

A Guide to Preservation Publications

RE: Partnerships with Public Universities

RE: Ask Me Anything – Ross Bradford and Advocacy/Lobbying (week of Mar 4)

RE: Share your upcoming events/deadlines: March

RE: Barn -- exterior insulation

RE: Barn -- exterior insulation

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RE: Barn -- exterior insulation

RE: Ask Me Anything – Ross Bradford and Advocacy/Lobbying (week of Mar 4)

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#BusinessofPreservation: Nonprofit vs. For-profit?

RE: Share your upcoming events/deadlines: March

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