Sharon M. Pollard Preservation Award
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Deadline
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Grant Type
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- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
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Eligible organizations
- Individuals who have made significant contributions to historic preservation and restoration
Other requirements
- Organizations committed to preserving historic structures and sites
- No specific geographic restrictions mentioned, though historical awards have gone to regional organizations
Overview
Award Type: Recognition award (not a direct grant)
Purpose: To recognize and celebrate individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to historic preservation and restoration
Award Established: 2009
Named In Honor Of: Sharon M. Pollard, Festival Founder and Past President (named in 2017)
Eligibility:
- Individuals who have made significant contributions to historic preservation and restoration
- Organizations committed to preserving historic structures and sites
- No specific geographic restrictions mentioned, though historical awards have gone to regional organizations
Selection Criteria:
- Commitment to historic preservation
- Quality and significance of preservation/restoration work
- Impact on community heritage
Contact Information:
- Phone: 978-685-8878
- Email: info@methuenfestivaloftrees.com
- Mailing Address: Methuen Festival of Trees, P.O. Box 14, Methuen, MA 01844
- Website: methuenfestivaloftrees.com
Background: The award recognizes recipients for their dedication to preserving significant historic structures. Past recipients have included First Church Congregational, UCC in Methuen, MA, which has received over $60,000 in funding support from the Festival since 2006 for restoration projects including a historic James E. Treat organ (1866), stained-glass windows, and building preservation.
What Methuen Festival of Trees Inc actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 4
- Total given
- $49K
- Median grant
- $10K
- Range
- $9,000–$20K
- By dollars: Massachusetts 80%, New Hampshire 20%. Top recipient cities: Methuen, MA; Salem, NH; Salem, MA.
Example grants
First Baptist Church · Methuen, MA
Exterior restoration
$20K
Salem Historical Society · Salem, NH
Restoration of old town hall and meetinghouse
$10K
First Church Congregational · Methuen, MA
Restoration of opus 2 organ
$10K
The House of the Seven Gables Settlement Association · Salem, MA
Exterior storm windows
$9,000
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- History
- Arts
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