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CONWAY ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE AND HERITAGE PROJECT

CONWAY, SC · EIN 93-1650088

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Mission and public details

Reinvesting The Inherent Value of Historic Used Building Materials Back Into The Well-being of Our Local Communities Preserving The Built Environments Architectural and Lived Histories and Reviving Traditional Crafts and Skills That Build Healthier Relationships Between People Places and The Planet We Accomplish This By Deconstructing Historic Buildings Slated for Demolition Diverting Building Materials Away From The Landfill Into Reuse Instead Deconstruction is The Careful Disassembly of A Building By Hand An Alternative to Machine-led Demolition That Releases Environmental Toxins Into Our Neighborhoods and Creates Unnecessary Waste In Our Landfills By Systematically Deconstructing A Build…

Organization
CONWAY ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE AND HERITAGE PROJECT
EIN
93-1650088
Address
503 9TH AVE, CONWAY, SC, 29526-4028
County
Horry
Tax category
Recycling
NTEE classification
C27
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$335,616reported assets
$141,002reported revenue
$125,000reported expenses
$17,942reported contributions
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