Does the Department of Historic Resources (DHR) have a program that makes grants available for restoration or rehabilitation of historic buildings?
No. Currently, DHR does not have a program under which funds (grants, low-interest loans, etc.) are made for restoration or rehabilitation of historic buildings. However, the department administers funding awards appropriated by the General Assembly for historic preservation activities by nonprofit organizations. These awards are the only source of state funding for rehabilitation of historic buildings available through DHR. Can private individuals apply for the funds awarded by the General Assembly? No. Private individuals are not eligible for these awards. The funds are available only to nonprofit organizations with 501c3 status—like historical societies, foundations, museums, and associations—and local governments. Private institutions of higher education and religious organizations (including active churches) are also not eligible. Is a matching share required for these grants? Yes. The awards must be matched with an amount at least equal to the grant award. However, the matching s
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