Preservation Trust of Vermont facts for kids
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The Preservation Trust of Vermont is a special group that works to save and protect old buildings and places in the state of Vermont. It started in 1980. This group is a nonprofit organization, which means it uses its money to help its cause, not to make a profit.
The Trust helps people, groups, and other organizations who want to save historic buildings in Vermont. They also offer learning programs. Sometimes, they accept gifts of property or hold special agreements called easements on properties to make sure they stay protected.
What Does the Trust Do?
The Preservation Trust of Vermont gets its money from people, businesses, and other foundations. This money helps them offer grants (which are like financial gifts) and expert advice.
How Does the Trust Help Communities?
The Trust works closely with local communities and people in Vermont. They help these groups protect and fix up historic places. They also encourage careful growth and new life in towns and city centers.
Who Does the Trust Work With?
The Trust works with other important groups. These include the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation, which is a state agency, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Working together helps them achieve more in saving Vermont's history.
