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Find similar grantsAL Spark Marketing Grants (Illuminate) is sponsored by Main Street Alabama. The AL Spark program offers Illuminate marketing grants for smaller tech and marketing upgrades to businesses located in designated communities within Alabama, such as Athens, Montevallo, Anniston, and Wetumpka.
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2024/2025 ILLUMINATE GRANTEES ILLUMINATE is powered by ALSPARK, a new Main Street Alabama initiative to energize emerging and growing businesses in Designated Main Street Alabama Districts across the state. Illuminate is supported by funding from the U.S. Small Business Administration . Congratulations to six amazing Main Street Wetumpka business members who were awarded the IllUMINATE Marketing Grant!
Each of these businesses received $1,000 to enhance their marketing efforts and grow their reach. This grant empowers our local businesses to invest in tools like digital advertising, business signage, promotional giveaways, branded packaging, and so much more! We’re grateful to these businesses for supporting Main Street Wetumpka and for their continued dedication to our community.
#WeLoveThisPlace Board members Clay McConnell, Angie Carter, & Sarah Sommerville present the owners of Tiers of Sweetness with a $1000 ILLUMINATE Grant! Board members Clay McConnell, Angie Carter, & Sarah Sommerville present Pam, owner of The Shoppes Downtown, with a $1000 ILLUMINATE Marketing Grant! Main Street Wetumpka Director, Haley N.
Greene presents Paula, owner of The Gab Salon, with a $1000 ILLUMINATE Marketing Grant! Main Street Wetumpka board treasurer Dennis Fain presents Nicky, owner of Nick of Thyme, with a $1000 ILLUMINATE Marketing Grant! Board members Clay McConnell, Angie Carter, and Sarah Sommerville present the owners of Creed Gym with a $1000 ILLUMINATE Marketing Grant!
Board members Clay McConnell, Angie Carter, & Sarah Sommerville present Corrie, owner of Our Place Cafe, with a $1000 ILLUMINATE Marketing Grant! Questions? Email: director@mainstreetwetumpka.
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