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Preservation Alliance to Host 2011 Citywide Neighborhood Preservation Conference
THE 2011 Citywide Neighborhood Preservation conference is set for FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2011 at Temple University Student Faculty Center, 3340 N. Broad Street. This year's focus is "Preservation and Planning" as Philadelphia embarks on its citywide planning and zoning remapping.
The one-day conference attracts neighborhood leaders, community developers, and preservationist from all around Philadelphia to discuss current issues facing neighborhoods and those seeking to revitalize them.
Conference Registration is only $20 per person and includes continental breakfast and lunch. Attendees can choice from six educational sessions and two facilitated discussion where the Alliance gets to hear from the grassroots. This year's conference also features the Alliance's "How to Look at Neighborhood" training which qualifies nonprofit groups for a $1,500 seed grant.
Special Thanks to our conference sponsor,The William Penn Foundation.
For more information contact Melissa Jest at 215.546.1146 x6 or melissa@preservationalliance.com
For more information contact Melissa Jest at 215.546.1146 x6 or melissa@preservationalliance.com
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The Philadelphia Housing Trust Fund has raised nearly $80 million since September 2005 to expand housing opportunities for more than 6,000 Philadelphia families.
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The CDC Tax Credit Program has fostered 35 partnerships between businesses and non-profits that is providing $60 million in new funding for CDC neighborhood economic development.
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PACDC’s Member Services programming builds capacity of CDCs through technical assistance and training, sharing of best practices, networking, and promotion of the local CDC industry.
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The local CDC industry generated $3.3 billion in economic impact in Philadelphia during the past 20 years.
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