5/14/10
We are pleased to announce that your grant proposal, Poston Preservation Project-Barrack Relocation and Rehabilitation, submitted for the Fiscal Year 2010 Japanese American Confinement Sites Grant Program has been selected for funding.
The National Park Service received a total of 42 applications, requesting nearly $7.8 million Federal share, for the Fiscal Year 2010 grant cycle. The proposals reflected a wide range of project types, including oral history, interpretation and education, documentation, planning, preservation, and capital projects. The grants were evaluated and awarded in a competitive process, and matched $2 in federal money for every $1 in non-federal funds and “in-kind” contributions by the grant recipients. A total of 23 projects will be funded for the Fiscal Year 2010 grant cycle.
Kara M. Miyagishima
Program Manager
J-A Confinement Sites Grant Program
Intermountain Region
National Park Service
Robert Hanamura who was in Topaz
ReplyDeletenow 2015 lives in San Francisco
apt 311
3595 Geary Blvd
San Francisco, Ca 94118
415 831-4711