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Tulsa Preservation Blog Archives
September 2009
Matching Grant Program for Neighbohoods and Non-Profits
Posted by Amanda DeCort on September 17, 2009 | Link to this Entry | Email this Entry
A new program will give all neighborhoods and homeowners’ associations registered with the City of Tulsa the opportunity to apply for a matching grant for a neighborhood beautification project.
The grants will fund various improvement projects by providing a dollar-for-dollar match from the Tulsa Beautification Foundation and George Kaiser Family Foundation and other local funds.
Click here for applications and requirements for the matching grant program.
"This gives citizens a chance to create and implement sustainable change in their neighborhoods," Mayor Kathy Taylor said.
See You Saturday at the Preservation Open House and Awards!
Posted by Amanda DeCort on September 8, 2009 | Link to this Entry | Email this Entry
The Windows Workshops are completely full, but there will be plenty of room for everyone at the 2009 Preservation Open House in historic Brady Heights!
Come celebrate all the recent preservation efforts in Tulsa at the Preservation Open House on Saturday, September 12, 2009, 2:00 - 4:00pm, at the Parish Church of St. Jerome, 205 W. King Street (map).
Learn the benefits of preservation from Keynote Speaker Bob Yapp, applaud the 2009 TPC Preservation Award winners, and enjoy refreshments with representatives from local preservation organizations, neighborhood associations, and more! The Open House is free and open to the public.
For more information, please visit the 2009 Preservation Open House webpage. Bring your friends and neighbors, and we’ll see you Saturday!