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| Learn how to make a case for historic preservation and use multiple tools to share your preservation message with different audiences. |
| Learn skills and strategies to raise funds and discover where to find financial support for your historic preservation organization. |
| More than 100 how-to articles to help you learn how to advocate for the preservation of historic buildings and resources in your community. |
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| Learn how to advocate for the preservation of historic buildings and resources in your community with this collection of more than 100 articles. |
| Learn how to build an effective nonprofit board of directors, find and keep members, solve common nonprofit management problems, and work with government. |
| Learn how to organize an effort to preserve historic buildings in your community and influence preservation-related policymaking. |
| Learn the steps to start a nonprofit organization in Wisconsin and best practices to get your historic preservation organization off to a good start. |
| Learn how to advocate for the preservation of historic buildings and resources in your community. |
| Sustained Community Effort Turns a 1907 High School Building into a Thriving Arts Center |
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| Learn how a historic preservation group dealt with setbacks and conflicts to turn a deteriorating school building into a successful arts center |
| A Positive Message and Multifaceted Campaign Saves the Historic Buildings |
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| A positive and reasonable message was the key to saving historic buildings on the city of Madison's famed State Street. |
| Preservationists, Hunters, and Government Officials Coordinate Efforts to Spare Bridges from Demolition |
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| An unlikely partnership of preservationists, hunters, and government officials spare historic bridges from demolition. |
| With resourcefulness and ingenuity, Wisconsin’s historic preservationists have raised millions of dollars to protect the state's historic past. |
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