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Placekeepers Fund is sponsored by Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation (APIAHiP). The Placekeepers Fund distributes resources directly to communities working to document, recognize, and preserve historic sites important to Asian and Pacific Islander American history.
This includes projects for documenting and researching, developing preservation or interpretive plans, or preparing nominations to the National Register of Historic Places or state and local equivalents.
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APIAHiP: Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation Asian & Pacific Islander Americans have shaped this country for centuries. Less than 1% of historic sites acknowledge that shared heritage. APIAHiP is the only national organization dedicated to changing that.
We protect historic places and cultural resources significant to Asian & Pacific Islander American communities through education, technical assistance, community advocacy, and grantmaking. APIA communities have the history. We help them navigate the systems: historic designation processes, grant applications, advocacy campaigns, cultural mapping, so their places get the recognition and protection they deserve.
Through Preservation Pathways and the Placekeepers Fund, we are provide direct services and distributing $1. 5 million in grants directly to community-led APIA preservation projects across the United States and Pacific Island territories.
Through convenings, research, and a growing national network, we connect preservationists, historians, planners, and community advocates across the country who share the work of elevating APIA heritage.
3,000+ Historic places mapped through Historypin: East at Main Street since 2014 365+ Asian & Pacific Islander American historic sites researched and published through APIA Every Day 24+ Communities and campaigns served annually through Preservation Pathways education & technical assistance 18 Webinars hosting Reading Path Forward : NPS AAPI National Historic Landmarks Theme Study $1.
5M in preservation grants launching May 2026 through the Placekeepers Fund 8 National APIAHiP Forums convened since 2010
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Communities working to document, recognize, and preserve historic sites important to Asian and Pacific Islander American history. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $100,000 in total awards, annually. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Placekeepers Fund is funded by Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation (APIAHiP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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