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Sewickley Valley Historical Society Preservation Grant applications open

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The Christy House was the recipient of the 2018-19 Preservation Grant.

Sewickley Valley Historical Society has opened applications for the 2023 Preservation Grant. Established in 2018, the Sewickley Valley Historical Society Preservation Grant annually awards funding for up to $10,000 to eligible non-profit organizations and public entities within the 11 boroughs of the Quaker Valley School District and the 15143 zip code.

Matching funds for requests $5,000-$10,000 are required. Requests for funds under $5,000 do not require a match. Grant funds are applicable for exterior construction work only. The purpose of the grant is to support projects that rehabilitate, restore and preserve local historic resources.

The numerous historic assets defining the character of the Sewickley Valley are a reliable source of pride and joy. All too frequently, however, organizations are unable to source funding for much needed restoration work and structural repairs. Recognizing the funding challenges faced by non-profit organizations and municipalities responsible for the upkeep of these resources, the Sewickley Valley Historical Society decided to take action by creating a preservation grant program. Grants provided by this program are not limited to historic buildings, but may also be used for the improvement and restoration of outdoor public spaces with unique features that define the cultural landscape of the Sewickley Valley.

Applications may be downloaded from sewickleyhistory.org, as well as requested via email or at the office. Only complete applications submitted via email or mailed and postmarked by the deadline Dec. 31, 2022, will receive consideration.

For questions and more information, contact Teresa Duff at architecture@sewickleyhistory.org.

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