Safeguarding
Eatonville’s Past.
Strengthening
Its Future.
Through preservation, education, and cultural programming, P.E.C. works to ensure Eatonville’s rich legacy continues to inspire generations to come.
- Protecting
- Preserving
- Promoting


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"Let's Get Together and Talk About Our Eatonville:" A Series of Conversations & Activities
Upcoming Topic
Heirs Property - What You Need To Know?
Join Us In Person or Virtually
Date: March 8, 2025
Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm
In-person Location: Eatonville Public Lilbray, Community Room
Zoom LinkHOW CAN YOU SUPPORT
K-8 Children Programming
Support the Excellence Without Excuse (E-WE) Community Computer Arts Lab & Learning Center
Click hereEatonville Renaissance
The 10-Year Initiative to Revitalize and Bring Economic Prosperity to Zora Neale Hurston's Historic Hometown
Click herePRIDE OF HERITAGE
EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE
CULTURAL ARTS
During its first year, Preserve the Eatonville Community was primarily an advocacy organization, focusing on preservation strategies including an historic survey of the Town and supporting the opposition of a “community-busting” road-widening project.
Early on, P.E.C.’s founders recognized that historic preservation had to be coupled with vibrant programs in the arts and humanities, and that they must focus on educational excellence if they were to be successful in their mission of conserving the precious heritage and cultural resources extant in Historic Eatonville.
PLEASE INVEST IN “THE CUSHION CAMPAIGN (T.C.C.)”
THE $1.5M SUSTAINABILITY FUND TO PROVIDE A 5-YEAR CUSHION (APRIL 2021-DECEMBER 2025) OF GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FUNDING FOR THE ASSOCIATION TO PRESERVE THE EATONVILLE COMMUNITY, INC.
PRIDE OF HERITAGE
Visit Zora Neale Hurston’s hometown, Eatonville, FL — the community she
popularized as “The oldest incorporated African-American municipality in the
United States” and a literary destination loved by readers around the world.

