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Hart Family Fund for Small Towns

Do you need support for your preservation project? Do you live in a town of 10,000 or less? The National Trust is now accepting applications for the Hart Family Fund for Small Towns.

It offers funding to small towns with populations under 10,000.

I have included a list of those towns in who may apply.

All the best.

Huzzah! 

Smallest Incorporated Villages (< 3,000) 

• Dering Harbor: ~50 residents (least populous in the state).
• Saltaire: ~37–100 residents.
• Ocean Beach: ~79 residents.
• Shoreham: ~500 residents.
• West Hampton Dunes: ~900 residents.
• North Haven: ~900 residents.
• Belle Terre: ~1,000 residents.
• Poquott: ~1,000 residents.
• Old Field: ~1,000 residents.
• East Hampton (Village): ~1,000 residents.
• Amagansett: ~1,200 residents.
• Sagaponack: ~300 residents.
• Bellport: ~2,000 residents.
• Village of the Branch: ~2,000 residents.
• Nissequogue: ~2,000 residents.
• Head of the Harbor: ~1,500 residents.
• Greenport: ~2,100 residents.
• Westhampton Beach: ~1,700 residents.
• Sag Harbor: ~2,000 residents (shared with Southampton).
• Brightwaters: ~3,000 residents.
• Islandia: ~3,600 residents.
• Southampton (Village): ~3,000–4,600 residents. ZippBoxx +6

Villages and CDPs with Populations Under 10,000

• Port Jefferson: ~7,700–8,100 residents.
• Amityville: ~9,500–9,700 residents.
• Northport: ~7,200 residents.
• Mattituck: ~4,000 residents.
• Cutchogue: ~3,400 residents.
• Springs: ~6,500 residents.
• East Moriches: ~5,100 residents.
• East Quogue: ~5,100 residents.
• North Patchogue: ~5,400 residents.
• Southold (CDP): ~5,200–6,000 residents. ZippBoxx +4

Smallest Townships

• Shelter Island: ~1,575 residents (smallest township by population). United Way of Long Island |