Courthouse Legacy Foundation's Conservation Project Moves Forward

By Renee M. Fairbanks on Dec 30, 2020

Renee M Fairbanks, President of Courthouse Legacy Foundation, Oversees Completion of Phase I of Restoration Project

The Santa Barbara Courthouse Legacy Foundation’s multiphase conservation project for the renowned Great Arch is closer to completion, and the organization is seeking the community's philanthropic donations to support preserving the local treasure.

Completion of the first phase of restoration is supported by the CLF’s efforts in fundraising and donations, as well as grant funding.

The foundation so far has raised about $100,000 for the first phase of the project, and organization officials hope to raise an additional $220,000 to finish repair and restoration work.

“If it wasn’t done, you would probably see some problematic erosion in the Great Arch,” said Renee Fairbanks, a Santa Barbra County-based attorney and board president of the CLF.

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