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Information and News

Dates and Location Announced for the 2009 Preservation and Revialization Conference

The 2009 Preservation and Revitalization Conference will be held May 28-29, 2009 at the Tremont Grand in Baltimore City.  Preservation Maryland is currently seeking session, workshop, and tour proposals that showcase current issues and best practices within the diverse communities of Maryland's preservation field. If you are interested in submitting a proposal, please visit the conference page for complete details.

For more information about the Conference call or email Jessica Feldt at 410-685-2886 x302 or jfeldt@preservationmaryland.org


    NEW! Online Giving!

We are pleased to announce that online giving is now available! Online giving is a quick and easy way to support Preservation Maryland. As an added bonus for your donation to Preservation Maryland, you will receive a free one year membership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation which includes an annual subscription to the award winning Preservation Magazine.


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New Opportunity to Support Preservation Maryland

 

The National Trust Community Investment Corporation (NTCIC) has created a new referral program to help market its services and benefit the State and Local Partners of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.  The NTCIC is a for-profit subsidiary of the National Trust whose primary business is investing in rehabilitation projects that qualify for Federal and State historic tax credits and New Markets tax credits.

 

The referral program provides a finder's fee? for every historic rehabilitation project referral it receives from the National Trust?s Statewide and Local Partners that results in an actual equity investment.  Preservation Maryland is a statewide partner, and may share up to 50% of the fee with other 501(c)(3) organizations that provide referrals. 

 

This program provides a new opportunity to support Preservation Maryland.  By referring potential tax credit projects, you can help support Preservation Maryland and receive a share of a referral fee for your non-profit organization.  If you are a developer and have a potential investment opportunity, please contact NTCIC and let them know you learned about this program through our website!     

 

If you have any questions about this program, please contact Liz Buxton at lbuxton@PreservationMaryland.org.

 

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