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Historic Spring Lake Civic Center Building Renovation

Restoring a Legacy—Building for the Future
 

In 2002, Sandhills Family Heritage Association was entrusted with the Historic Spring Lake Civic Center, once a vibrant gathering place and a cornerstone of civic life. What began as a challenge has become a mission: to breathe new life into a beloved space while honoring its rich cultural and historical significance.
 

Our Progress So Far

Thanks to generous donors, dedicated volunteers, and community partners, we’ve made tremendous strides:

  • Structural repairs completed

  • Exterior restoration and painting

  • Interior framing and essential systems installed

  • Beautification efforts underway

 

The building is taking shape as a space for community meetings, cultural events, heritage exhibits, youth programs, family reunions, and celebrations of every kind.

What’s Still Needed

We're in the final phase—but there’s still more to do before we can open the doors:

  • Exterior Site Work

  • Replacing sewer lines

  • ADA-accessible features

  • Grading for drainage

  • Install Fire Hydrant on State maintained road

  • Paving

  • Landscaping and signage

Help Us Cross the Finish Line

We’re almost there—but we can’t do it without you. You can help us complete this important project by:

  • Donating to support renovations

  • Volunteering time or skills

  • Sponsoring a room, fixture, or event

  • Spreading the word to friends, family, and networks

Every contribution moves us closer to the day when the Civic Center once again becomes a home for history, culture, and community.

Be part of something lasting. Help us bring the Civic Center back to life.

[Donate Now

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Generous donors make this renovation possible!

 

"This project has been funded in part by a grant from the Terence L. Mills Fund for North and South Carolina of the National Trust for Historic Preservation." 

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