News from ACE
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USDA Rural e-Connectivity Pilot Program Applications
USDA Announces Opening Date for Rural e-Connectivity Pilot Program Applications WASHINGTON, March ...
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Delta Regional Authority (DRA) Grants
Delta Regional Authority (DRA) has opened the 2019 application cycle to provide ...
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2019 AARP Community Challenge Grant
The AARP Community Challenge grant program is part of the nationwide AARP ...
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NPS Historic Preservation Grants
The National Park Service is accepting applications for $5 million in grants ...
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ARC POWER Initiative Grant Application
POWER (Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization) is a congressionally ...
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2019 NPS Challenge Cost Share Application
Announcing the 2019 Challenge Cost Share Program: Got a great idea that ...
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Design Alabama: Accepting Applications for DesignCall- Due March 1st
DesignPlace Call for Applications: March 1st Deadline If you are a community ...
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ACE NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ITS 2019 CLASS
Contact: Ms. Sidney Hoover, (205) 567-3248 – Sidney.Hoover@outlook.com Ms. Maranda ...
Welcome to ACE!
Created in 2002 as a 501 (c)3 non-profit corporation organized for the purpose of utilizing the collective expertise of its partner organizations, ACE provides participants with a “one stop shopping” type of experience—community development programs and tools needed to insure long term success found through one organization.
ACE’s comprehensive three-phase approach targets communities with populations ranging from 2,000 to 18,000. Using a competitive application process, communities are selected based on the level of local commitment to the ACE program and the community’s capacity to support the ACE program.
Created in 2002 as a 501 (c)3 non-profit corporation organized for the purpose of utilizing the collective expertise of its partner organizations, ACE provides participants with a “one stop shopping” type of experience—community development programs and tools needed to insure long term success found through one organization.
ACE’s comprehensive three-phase approach targets communities with populations ranging from 2,000 to 18,000. Using a competitive application process, communities are selected based on the level of local commitment to the ACE program and the community’s capacity to support the ACE program.
