About the
South Church Preservation Fund
The South Church Preservation Fund, Inc., was established in 1982 by the Proprietors of the Second Congregational Meeting House, i.e., the members of the Unitarian Universalist Society congregation and the owners of the building, for the exclusive purpose of preserving, restoring, and maintaining the historic structure. The Internal Revenue Service certified SCPF as a separate, nonprofit entity in 1983. Contributions to the SCPF are used solely for the noted purposes and are not diverted for use in denominational or congregational activities. Funds are used to maintain the integrity of the structure's place in Nantucket's landscape of historic buildings.
Board of Directors
- Leslie Ottinger, M.D., President
- Reverend Jennifer Brooks (ex officio)
- David Barham
- Sissy Girard
- Susan Hochwald
- John Merson
- Richard Norton
- Craig Spery
- Mary Beth Splaine
- James Sutherland
- Peggy Tramposch
The estimated cost of the project, including a permanent building maintenance fund, is over three million dollars. Upon completion, this historic building will continue to serve as a central community center.
Won't you consider helping this major Nantucket landmark continue for another 200 years?
Help Us Save a Nantucket Treasure!