RevitalizeMN is a multidisciplinary coalition that advocates for the Minnesota Historic Structure Rehabilitation Tax Credit.

The Minnesota state historic tax credit was enacted in 2010, but sunset in 2022. RevitalizeMN was established to advocate for the state credit, and was successful in reinstating the program through 2030. Founding members of the coalition included Meghan Elliott and Jillpine, Winthrop & Weinstine, and Rethos – but the broader membership and contributors include architects, contractors, tradespeople, construction labor unions, legal and accounting professionals, cities, real estate developers, banks, and others.
 
Since 2011, the Historic Tax Credit has generated over 29,570 jobs for Minnesotans, $6.0 billion for our economy, and saved over 140 historic buildings in our communities.