Action Fund Grant Stories
Since 2018, the National Trust has awarded grants to places and organizations that help the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund achieve its mission of protecting, restoring, and interpreting African American historic sites and uncovering hidden narratives of African Americans and their contribution to the American story.
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We're Saving Places The Power of Preservation -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund 30 Historic Black Churches Receive $8.5M in Grants -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund James Weldon Johnson's Writing Cabin Prepares for Spring -
Preserving Black Churches A History of the Black Church in 24 Hats -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund 5 Sites that Carry a Legacy of Black Joy -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund Action Fund’s 2024 National Grant Program Awards $3M to Preserve 30 Sites Nationwide -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund A Freshly Restored New Orleans Hotel and Music Venue Stages a Comeback -
Preservation Magazine Legacies and Legends: A Florida Museum Network Focuses on Black History -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund Preserving the Henry Ossawa Tanner House -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund Preserving the Home and Studio of L.V. Hull, An “Unusual Artist"
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