How Can a Perpetual Purpose Trust Build Community?

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In cities like Philadelphia, PA, perpetual purpose trusts are being used by communities as tools to plan neighborhood development. But this tool is flexible and can also be a means of business ownership. The central idea is to have ownership vested in an entity governed by a board of trustees whose fiduciary duty is to advance the social purpose of the trust.

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The neighborhood trust model works. The Kensington Corridor Trust is proof.