National Preservation Partners Network
In 2015, discussions began on forming a new independent organization based on the Statewide and Local Partners Program model. It became apparent that the number, capacity, and strength of the individual partner organizations had grown and that the preservation community would be well-served by an independent organization of peers that could directly design and deliver needed programs and services, foster communication, and promote collective advocacy. At the 2017 Spring Meeting in Seattle, a new
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- Category: nonprofit organization
- Website: https://prespartners.org
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-23
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In 2015, discussions began on forming a new independent organization based on the Statewide and Local Partners Program model. It became apparent that the number, capacity, and strength of the individual partner organizations had grown and that the preservation community would be well-served by an independent organization of peers that could directly design and deliver needed programs and services, foster communication, and promote collective advocacy. At the 2017 Spring Meeting in Seattle, a new
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