The Guelph Black Heritage Society has federal funding for two projects.
One, $45,000 from the Tourism Relief Fund to produce videos, interactive guides, programming, and other educational products.
The association also received $21,500 from the Canadian Community Revitalization Fund to install solar panels in Heritage Hall.
Guelph MP Lloyd Longfield News According to his release, funding from FedDev Ontario will allow the Guelph Black Heritage Society to create eco-friendly infrastructure while attracting visitors to its historic buildings. increase.
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GBHS President Dennis Francis said in a statement that solar panels will make Heritage Hall more sustainable and reduce its carbon footprint.
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She continues to provide resources to make Heritage Hall a cultural tourism destination with funding from the Tourism Relief Fund. I said I would be able to create one. Visitors can learn more about the Black people who helped build this community.
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