Saving indigenous and colonial florida artifacts from the storm: sacred lands preservation and education, INC

Active Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
PDR30650325
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$11,000

Award facts

Completion date 82% complete
Originally
Place of performance
Florida, USA

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Description

As the agency reported it.

Emergency response [sacred lands preservation and education is based at the jungle prada site in ST. Petersburg. On the national register of historic places, this site is home to two archeologically-pristine tocobaga mounds and is recognized as the probable landing of the 1528 narvaez expedition. Our mission is to preserve and interpret this location and provide educational and cultural programming to the community. But hurricane helene drove 8 feet of storm surge onto the property, violently flooding the building that served as museum and event center. Destroyed were flooring, walls, HVAC units, sound and lighting, furniture, and museum display cases. Indigenous and spanish colonial artifacts were left scattered among the debris. Hurricane milton delayed recovery by downing more than a dozen trees. Having now recovered the majority of artifacts in our collection, we are seeking funding for their emergency conservation and safe storage, preparation, and display in the aftermath of helene and milton.]

Transactions

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Amendment $0
Original award $11,000

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Who received award PDR30650325?

PDR30650325 was awarded to Sacred Lands Preservation And Education, Inc. by National Endowment for the Humanities on February 1, 2025.

How much is award PDR30650325 worth?

$11,000 has been obligated on PDR30650325.

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