Clearly, you are a man of vision and boldness. I admire that, and I believe that we have that much in common. That is precisely why I am reaching out to you--and am doing so at the 11th hour.
There is a historic property in question that is truly a treasure of Hillsdale proper, the county, and surrounding counties. It goes up for auction tomorrow at 1 pm. Our team envisions the restoration of this 105-year-old community treasure to its former glory, and the formation of an education and event center that we believe has the potential to change the nature of an entire industry.
Though I have seen the obvious effects you have had on downtown Hillsdale, I only just learned who you are. I'm not sure how I managed to miss that memo.
All that to say, had I known, I would have reached out to you earlier. But I am reaching out now, having seen your heart and desire concerning our town's history, growth, and future in these unstable times.
Our mission and vision are explained in detail at www.thehisp.com.
Our plans and ambitions do extend past what we have on the website and I would be happy to explain our long-term vision if you are interested.
My name is Josh. Please feel free to call me any time of the day or night at (260) 687-9139
P.S. Even if we never hear back from you. I want you to know I speak for my entire team when I say, thank you for your belief in this community. It is truly inspiring.
Hi Luke, just wanted to write a note of encouragement here. I love what you're doing! I have a hankering to move back to Hillsdale after my husband's PhD (Dr. Steele has pretty much guaranteed him a spot in the econ department). If we do end up pursuing this route in 2029, I'd love to join in with what you're doing here. In the meantime, you might find fruitful reading and conversation with A.M. Hickman, a Substack writer, adventurer, and Roman Catholic who is also in the starting stages of revitalizing a rural community.
10 acres on city border, want to develop Argo tourism and micro farm... Interested in listening to how that might fit. Fine dinning needs fine food.... Fresh, local, small batch.
Can't wait to see what you do and how things progress for you, Luke!
Clearly, you are a man of vision and boldness. I admire that, and I believe that we have that much in common. That is precisely why I am reaching out to you--and am doing so at the 11th hour.
There is a historic property in question that is truly a treasure of Hillsdale proper, the county, and surrounding counties. It goes up for auction tomorrow at 1 pm. Our team envisions the restoration of this 105-year-old community treasure to its former glory, and the formation of an education and event center that we believe has the potential to change the nature of an entire industry.
Though I have seen the obvious effects you have had on downtown Hillsdale, I only just learned who you are. I'm not sure how I managed to miss that memo.
All that to say, had I known, I would have reached out to you earlier. But I am reaching out now, having seen your heart and desire concerning our town's history, growth, and future in these unstable times.
Our mission and vision are explained in detail at www.thehisp.com.
Our plans and ambitions do extend past what we have on the website and I would be happy to explain our long-term vision if you are interested.
My name is Josh. Please feel free to call me any time of the day or night at (260) 687-9139
P.S. Even if we never hear back from you. I want you to know I speak for my entire team when I say, thank you for your belief in this community. It is truly inspiring.
Thank you, Luke. I honor you for your efforts and look forward to tracking your progress. Stay strong and God Bless.
You’ve earned a new subscriber. Looking forward to the future progress reports!
So glad that you and Mrs. Robson are investing your time, talents, and treasures in Hillsdale, Michigan. Thank you! Onward!
This sounds great! Can't wait to hear these reports!
The content we needed, but not the content we deserve.
Hi Luke, just wanted to write a note of encouragement here. I love what you're doing! I have a hankering to move back to Hillsdale after my husband's PhD (Dr. Steele has pretty much guaranteed him a spot in the econ department). If we do end up pursuing this route in 2029, I'd love to join in with what you're doing here. In the meantime, you might find fruitful reading and conversation with A.M. Hickman, a Substack writer, adventurer, and Roman Catholic who is also in the starting stages of revitalizing a rural community.
Is Hillsdale Renaissance a 403 non-profit so Qualified Charitable Distributions can be made?
10 acres on city border, want to develop Argo tourism and micro farm... Interested in listening to how that might fit. Fine dinning needs fine food.... Fresh, local, small batch.
Prayerfully, hopefully, and actively working for our collaborative success, Luke. May Providence bless us each and all.