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Thank you for considering HistoriCorps as a partner for your preservation needs. Please complete the form below with as much information as you feel is needed to accurately convey your project needs. Once you submit the form, your inquiry will be reviewed and you will be contacted by a member of our Operations team within a few days to discuss next steps. 
Primary Contact Information








Project Information

This will be the name of the project in our system. This name should be specific. For example: "Tall Peak Lookout", or "Blue Lake Pavilion", or "Hunter's House".

Address of Project






Tell us about the place and what led you to consider HistoriCorps as a potential partner.

A brief overview of the project site and its historical significance.


For example: "One room log cabin" or "Small framed enslaved laborers quarters' or "Two story stone fire lookout tower"


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Most of our projects involve volunteers and camping. So, for example, if you are in a colder climate, then summer months are likely best. And vice versa.


Please note:

1. We are a non-profit partner. HistoriCorps' mission is about teaching and training a workforce of volunteers, students, and youth corps members through hands-on projects that accomplish preservation goals. HistoriCorps projects are based on a fixed schedule model with a variable scope of work. We want to work with partners who embrace the HistoriCorps model of significant volunteer engagement. 

2. We do not provide funding for projects. HistoriCorps’ strengths are in project management, volunteer recruitment and training, and hands-on preservation. Project partners are responsible for funding and permitting projects. However, we can provide project information to support grant applications and our in-kind, non-cash contributions on each project typically amounts to 25% of the total project value.

3. All HistoriCorps projects are “for public benefit,” meaning that the project sites are on public lands or are open to the public. Public agencies and non-profit organizations are encouraged to submit project inquiries. 

4. Every project is unique! HistoriCorps is well prepared to work on a wide range of project types. Our Project Managers work closely with each partner to develop a scope of work and project budget, and they support the project at every step. Our Workforce Manager coordinates volunteers, students, and youth corps from across the U.S. to build capable crews. Our expert Field Staff lead volunteers through all the technical steps to preserve historic buildings.

5. In particular, we welcome any opportunity to preserve and protect places with stories that have traditionally been under-represented in historic preservation.