American Institute of Architects, New York Chapter
c/o Center for Architecture
536 LaGuardia Place, New York, NY 10012
(212) 683-0023
E-mail: info@aiany.org
www.aiany.org

The New York City chapter of the national professional association of architects offers workshops and exhibitions and publishes the booklet "You and Your Architect", a succinct and helpful document for organizations considering a capital project.

Essex Community Heritage Organization
P.O. Box 250, Station Road, Essex, NY 12936
(518) 963-7088
E-mail: echo@willex.com

Regional historic preservation service organization that provides education programs, advocacy, and housing and economic revitalization initiatives to individuals, nonprofits, and communities in Essex County in the eastern Adirondacks. Offers consulting in architecture, architectural conservation, and land use planning with funds from NYSCA's Architecture, Planning and Design Program.

The Historic Landmarks Preservation Center
www.hlpcculturalmedallions.org

The Historic Landmarks Preservation Center addresses many aspects of the built environment in New York City, and beyond, by publishing books, articles and pamphlets. The HLPC also creates and produces television programs, organizes lectures, symposia, and traveling exhibitions that concern historic preservation and history, as well as presenting public art exhibitions.

New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA)
Community Arts Development Program
Perian Carson, Director or Carolyn Sarkis, Project Coordinator
(212)643-7720 or (212)643-7719
Email: pcarson@culture.nyc.gov or csarkis@culture.nyc.gov

The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs through its Community Arts Development Program offers small capital grants for renovation/rehabilitation, improvements and capital fixtures. Using construction plans and specifications provided by the applicant, DCA will solicite bids from qualified contractors, assist in overseeing the construction and pay the contractors directly.  For more information contact Ms. Carson or Ms Sarkis at the numbers above.

New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic
Preservation
Julian Adams
Historic Preservation Office
(518)-237-8643, Ext. 3271.
www.nysparks.state.ny.us/field

Offers help in planning for accessibility of a historic site.

Nonprofit Finance Fund
70 West 36th Street, 11th Floor
New York, NY 10018
(212) 868-6710
E-mail: chris.jenkins@nffny.org

Offers loans, financial advisory services and workshops to mid-sized New York City arts organizations undertaking capital projects and/or building working capital. Its Nonprofit Business Analysis Program helps organizations deal with the changing financial climate after 9/11.

Pratt Institute
Center for Community and Environmental Development
c/o Pratt Institute
200 Willoughby Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11205
(718) 399-4357
E-mail: j-byron@pipeline.com
www.picced.org

Provides architectural and planning services, training and organizational capacity building assistance, and public policy research and advocacy to low and moderate income communities in New York City and the Hudson Valley. Assists nonprofit cultural organizations in underserved areas with facilities construction projects and community planning efforts.

Preservation League of New York State
44 Central Avenue
Albany, NY 12206
(518) 462-5658
E-mail: plnys@worldnet.att.net
www.preservenys.org

Statewide historic preservation service organization that provides technical and legal services, maintains a legislative network, sponsors conferences and workshops, and awards grants. Regrants funds for NYSCA's Architecture, Planning, and Design Program for historic preservation documentation projects. The League is also the steward of the Colleagues Network, a network of over 30 staffed, community-based historic preservation organizations across the State. A listserv of the Colleagues is maintained by the League.

TAP (Troy Architectural Program)
210 River Street
Troy, NY 12180
(518) 274-3050
E-mail: gamaj@juno.com

Community design center providing subsidized architectural services to nonprofits in underserved neighborhoods in the Capital District.