Colonial Period Restoration and Preservation Grants
Funding Amount
Not stated
Deadline
Deadline not published
Grant Type
Foundation
Deadline history & next window
- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
Source: the cycle recorded on this listing. Confirm dates with the funder.
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Other requirements
- All plans for restoration or preservation must be approved before grant application
- Projects should be completed within one year
- On request, grants for uncompleted projects after one year may be renewed after further review
Overview
Geographic Scope: Projects should be physically located within New Jersey or refer to New Jersey, or relate to events or objects dating to the Colonial Period
Time Period Focus: Colonial Period between May 13, 1607, and April 19, 1775
Funding Focus
- Physical restoration or actual physical preservation of Colonial Period documents, objects, or structures
- Educational programs on Colonial Period themes
Eligibility Requirements
- All plans for restoration or preservation must be approved before grant application
- Projects should be completed within one year
- On request, grants for uncompleted projects after one year may be renewed after further review
What Will NOT Be Funded
- Routine maintenance projects
- Consultant's studies
Grant Administration
- All grant funds are held by the Society
- Funds are released only when bills are paid or invoices are presented for work carried out
- If projects remain uncompleted after one year and are not renewed, money is returned to the Society's general funds
Contact
- Website: scwnj.org
- Grant Application Form: 2025_Grant_Form.pdf available on website
How to Apply
Application Process
- Complete the grant application form (2025_Grant_Form.pdf)
- Submit application with contact information through the provided form
- Include invoices or bills for work to be completed
- Projects must have all restoration/preservation plans pre-approved
Note: Detailed application instructions and specific required materials should be obtained from the 2025_Grant_Form.pdf document available on the SCWNJ website.
What Society of Colonial Wars in New Jersey actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 3
- Total given
- $45K
- Median grant
- $13K
- Range
- $11K–$21K
- By dollars: New Jersey 100%. Top recipient cities: Plainfield, NJ; Westhampton, NJ; Bordentown, NJ.
Example grants
The Historical Society of Plainfield · Plainfield, NJ
Colonial building renovation
$21K
National Society of Colonial Dames in New Jersey · Westhampton, NJ
Colonial building renovation
$13K
Bordentown Historical Society · Bordentown, NJ
Colonial building renovation
$11K
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- History
- Humanities
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