At its 2020 meeting, the Preserve New York grant panel selected 19 applicants in 15 counties to receive support totaling $193,390. Many of these grants will lead to historic district designation or expansion, allowing property owners to take advantage of the New York State and Federal Historic Tax Credits.
Read MoreProjects in Essex, Franklin, Hamilton, and Madison Counties will get financial support thanks to our Northeast Heritage Economy Program, a collaborative grant program between the League, the Preservation Trust of Vermont, Maine Preservation, and the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance funded by the Regional Forest Economy Partnership initiative of the Northern Border Regional Commission.
Read MoreThe New York State Council on the Arts awarded the Preservation League $1,034,472 over a three-year period in support of our annual partnership grant programs, Preserve New York and Technical Assistance Grants.
Read MoreThe 2019 Technical Assistance Grant round awarded $41,912 to 11 projects in 11 counties. The successful applicants each provide a twenty percent cash match toward the total cost of their projects. With this announcement, support provided by the TAG program since its launch in 2012 totals $374,377 to 129 projects in 49 counties across New York State.
Read MoreThis year's jury has awarded $262,498 to 31 projects across 25 counties. With the announcement of the 2019 awards, support provided by Preserve New York since its launch totals more than $2.8 million to 438 projects statewide.
Read MoreThanks to a generous grant from the Zabar Family, three scholarships of $1,000 each will be awarded annually to student members of the League. This year’s winners: Tabitha O’Connell, Camille Sasena, and Ryan Zeek
Read MoreUTCA will use their Gratz grant to fund a feasibility study of their 1927 theatre building.
Read MoreThank you to New York State, under the leadership of Governor Cuomo and the NYS Legislature, for making these funding opportunities available and supporting such important historic preservation projects.
Read MoreIn 2018, we awarded $55,068 to 19 projects in 17 counties through the Technical Assistance Grant program, a partnership between the League and New York State Council on the Arts.
Read MoreAt its 2018 meeting, the Preserve New York grant panel selected 31 applicants in 20 counties to receive support totaling $251,616.
Read MoreThe Spring 2017 grant round awarded $39,540 to 14 projects in twelve counties. The Fall round awarded $26,100 to 9 projects in 9 counties.
Read MoreThe League recently approved a $200,000 loan from its Endangered Properties Intervention Program to Historic Albany Foundation, a nonprofit organization with plans to restore the Van Ostrande-Radliff House at 48 Hudson Avenue in downtown Albany.
Read MoreAt its 2017 meeting, the Preserve New York grant panel selected 30 applicants in 21 counties to receive support totaling $239,634.
Read MoreThe sixth annual grant from our Donald Stephen Gratz Preservation Services Fund was awarded to the City of Amsterdam for an analysis of the Mohasco Power House.
Read MoreAn $8,600 grant to Dnipro Ukrainian Cultural Center in Buffalo was the fifth award made from the Donald Stephen Gratz Preservation Services Fund.
Read MoreThe owners of historic buildings on Long Island have a new source of support thanks to a partnership between the Preservation League of New York State and the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation based in Hampton Bays.
Read MoreAt its 2016 meeting, the Preserve New York grant panel selected 26 applicants in 18 counties to receive support totaling $202,000.
Read MoreThe Spring grant round awarded $28,600 to ten projects in ten counties, and the Fall grant round awarded $24,000 to eight projects in seven counties. Each successful applicant provides a $500 match.
Read MoreOver 23 years, we have invested more than $2.2 million in 346 historic preservation projects in nearly every county in New York State.
Read MoreThe Spring 2015 grant round awarded $19,923 to seven projects in seven counties. The Fall 2015 grant round awarded $28,690 to ten projects in ten counties using $18,690 from NYSCA and a generous contribution of $10,000 from the Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor.
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