The Civil Engineering of the Civil Rights Movement in Montgomery, Alabama: The Planned Destruction of a Prosperous African American Community
City of Montgomery
$50,000
Alabama
Selma
Memory and the March: Oral Histories with Selma's Foot Soldiers
Auburn University
$46,588
Alabama
Selma
Preservation of Endangered Historic Brown Chapel AME Church
Historic Brown Chapel AME Church Preservation Society Inc
$500,000
Alabama
Selma
Critical Systems and Accessibility Upgrades to Historic Tabernacle Baptist Church
Historic Tabernacle Baptist Church Selma AL Legacy Foundation, Inc.
$500,000
Alabama
Selma
Rehabilitation of the Historic Sullivan Building for use as a Community and Culture Center
Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth & Reconciliation
$499,521
District of Columbia
Black Women Suffrage in Washington, DC: A Context Study
DC Preservation League
$50,000
Florida
Miami
Rehabilitating, Nominating, and Establishing the Black Muslim Contribution to American Civil Rights through Masjid al-Ansar in Miami, the First Mosque in Florida
The East West Foundation
$444,165
Florida
Miami
Phase 2 Rehabilitation of Ace Theater, a "Jim Crow" Theater
Ace Theater Foundation, Inc.
$500,000
Florida
Saint Augustine
Exhibition on the St. Augustine Civil Rights Movement and Wade-ins
St. Johns Cultural Council, Inc
$50,000
Georgia
Americus
Rehabilitation of the Historic Campbell AME Chapel
Historic Campbell Chapel Restoration Project Inc
$499,128
Georgia
Americus
Rehabilitation of the Historic Americus Colored Hospital Phase 3
Americus Sumter County Movement Remembered Committee, Inc
$499,488
Georgia
Atlanta
Rehabilitation and Preservation of the Historic West Hunter Street Baptist Church Phase 5, Home Church of Dr. Ralph David Abernathy
Ralph David Abernathy III Foundation, Inc.
$499,232
Georgia
Atlanta
English Avenue School Emergency Stabilization
Atlanta Preservation Center Inc. 401
$500,000
Georgia
Atlanta
Rehabilitation of Residence of Grace Towns Hamilton
Preserve Black Atlanta, Inc.
$500,000
Georgia
Atlanta
Rehabilitation of Residence of George Alexander Towns
Preserve Black Atlanta
$500,000
Georgia
Marietta
Rehabilitation of the Historic Girard Elementary School
WGS 3.0 Inc
$499,488
Georgia
Woodville
Rehabilitation of the Georgia B. Williams Nursing Home
Georgia B. Williams Nursing Home Inc.
$469,014
Illinois
Chicago
Rehabilitation of the Bronzeville Historic Wabash YMCA
The Renaissance Collaborative, Inc.
$436,375
Kansas
Topeka
St. Mark's Church Rehabilitation - Phase 2
St. Mark's AME Church
$489,800
Kentucky
Louisville
Quinn Chapel AME Church Stabilization - Phase 3
Louisville Jefferson County Metropolitan Government
$500,000
Kentucky
Russellville
Documenting the Places and Civil Rights Contributions of Alice Allison Dunnigan, the First Woman of African American Heritage to Cover White House, Congressional and Supreme Court Press Briefings
Historic Russellville Inc. DBA Seek Museum
$23,669
Maryland
St. Leonard
Witnesses of Wallville: Documenting a Rural Southern Maryland Community through Oral Histories
Maryland Historical Trust/JPPM
$49,742
Mississippi
Holly Springs
Rehabilitation of Carnegie Auditorium on Mississippi Industrial College Campus
Rust College
$500,000
Mississippi
Jackson
The Riverside Hotel Rehabilitation Project
Mississippi Heritage Trust
$499,500
North Carolina
Oxford
Rehabilitation of Mary Potter School Shop Building
National Mary Potter Club, Inc.
$500,000
North Carolina
Raleigh
Rehabilitation of Leonard Hall
Shaw University
$500,000
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Rehabilitation of the Indiana Avenue Firehouse
City of Atlantic City
$500,000
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Masonry Repair for the Historic Greenwood "Black Wall Street" Buildings
Greenwood Community Development Corporation
$412,465
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Oral Histories from Greenwood, Tulsa, and the 13 Oklahoma Black Townships
Greenwood Community Development Corporation
$43,365
South Carolina
Charleston
Mapping Charleston's Black Burial Grounds
Preservation Society of Charleston
$50,000
South Carolina
Columbia
The Alston House Rehabilitation Project
Magnolia Blossom SC
$318,645
South Carolina
Columbia
Rehabilitation of the Booker T. Washington High School Auditorium Building
University of South Carolina
$500,000
South Carolina
Columbia
Morgan Hall Rehabilitation Project Phase 2
Benedict College
$500,000
South Carolina
Georgetown
Historic Sandy Island School House Rehabilitation
Georgetown County Government
$408,440
South Carolina
West Columbia
Interior Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse of the Former Lakeview School
Brookland Center for Community Economic Change
$499,576
Tennessee
Memphis
Collins Chapel Rehabilitation
Collins Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
$500,000
Tennessee
Memphis
Memphis Heritage Trail: Youth and Civil Rights Summer Camp
City of Memphis-Division of Housing and Community Development
$50,000
Virginia
Richmond
Stabilization of the Cumberland County Pine Grove Rosenwald School
AMMD Pine Grove Project
$290,000
Congress appropriated funding for the African American Civil Rights Grant Program in FY2021 through the Historic Preservation Fund (HPF). The HPF uses revenue from federal oil and gas leases on the Outer Continental Shelf, assisting with a broad range of preservation projects without expending tax dollars, with the intent to mitigate the loss of a nonrenewable resource to benefit the preservation of other irreplaceable resources.
Established in 1977, the HPF is authorized at $150 million per year through 2023 and has provided more than $2.7 billion in historic preservation grants to states, Tribes, local governments, and nonprofit organizations. Administered by the NPS, HPF funds may be appropriated by Congress to support a variety of historic preservation projects to help preserve the nation’s cultural resources.
Learn more about NPS historic preservation programs and grants.
www.nps.gov
About the National Park Service. More than 20,000 National Park Service employees care for America's 423 national parks and work with communities across the nation to help preserve local history and create close-to-home recreational opportunities. Learn more at www.nps.gov, and on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
Source: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service
