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[johnleeke]

Cultural Resources' Moose Plate Grant round closes March 31
Shelly Angers shelly [dot] angers [at] dcr.nh.gov DCR Communications Coordinator
(603-271-3136)

The deadline to apply for Conservation License Plate Grants through the New Hampshire
Department of Cultural Resources is March 31.

The Department of Cultural Resources operates separate "Moose Plate" grant programs
through its three divisions: the New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources,
the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts and the New Hampshire State Library.

While the projects funded by each division have specific requirements, all focus
on awarding grants to projects that involve restoration, preservation, and/or conservation
of publicly owned items significant to New Hampshire's cultural heritage. Depending
on the grant program applied to, requests may be for amounts up to $20,000.

New Hampshire's Department of Cultural Resources includes the State Council on the
Arts, the Film and Television Office, the Division of Historical Resources, the
State Library and the American Canadian French Cultural Exchange Commission. The
Department strives to nurture the cultural well-being of our state.

Please show that you care for our New Hampshire heritage by continuing your Moose
Plate when you renew your vehicle license, and encourage your family and friends
to to buy Moose Plates too. Purchasing or renewing a set of Moose Plates adds
$30. to the Moose Plate fund.

[DunnElden]

Applications for the Preserve America matching-grant program are now
available.