Old Towne Preservation Association

Our Story

The Old Towne Preservation Association was founded in 1985 by passionate community members dedicated to protecting the historic neighborhood adjacent to Chapman University. Originally named 'Voters for Old Towne Preservation', the organization emerged from a community meeting that sparked significant public interest. Over the years, OTPA has evolved into a multifaceted organization committed to preserving the historic character of Old Towne Orange, advocating for preservation issues, and engaging the community in various initiatives.

Our Impact

OTPA has successfully mobilized community support to preserve historic sites and advocate for preservation policies in Old Towne Orange, contributing to the area's cultural heritage and community identity.

Why Donate?

Donating to OTPA supports the preservation of California's largest historic district, ensuring that future generations can enjoy and learn from its rich history. Contributions help fund preservation efforts, community events, and educational initiatives that foster appreciation for local heritage.

Get Involved

Your support is crucial for the ongoing preservation of Old Towne Orange. Consider making a donation today, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, to help maintain the charm and history of this unique community. Together, we can ensure that the stories of our past continue to inspire future generations.