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Alabama Healthy Food Financing Program is sponsored by Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA). This state-funded program in Alabama aims to ensure healthy foods at affordable prices are available to Alabamians. Grants help businesses and non-profit organizations with projects that supply fresh fruits, vegetables, and other grocery items to communities with limited access.
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State-Funded Programs – ADECA ADECA / State-Funded Programs Each year, the Alabama Legislature appropriates funds for individual organizations, local governments, nonprofits, and for other causes. Some of these grants go back many years and while others may be for a single year or single event.
ADECA awards these grants to respective entities via a grant agreement, approves payment requests, and closes the grants once the funds are expended. Some examples of these grants are as follows: The Healthy Food Financing Program was approved in 2015 by the Alabama Legislature with the intent of ensuring that healthy foods at affordable prices are available to Alabamians.
The grants are designed to help businesses and non-profit organizations with projects that can supply fresh fruits, vegetables and other grocery items to neighborhoods and communities with limited access to grocery stores. ADECA awards projects annually based on competition to food banks, food pantries, farmers markets, schools, and grocery stores.
2021-22 Healthy Food Financing Funded List Healthy Food Financing Program PY2024 2023-24 Healthy Food Financing Funded List Interactive Map: https://www. ers. usda.
gov/data-products/food-access-research-atlas/go-to-the-atlas/ 2025-2026 Healthy Food Financing Program – ADECA Director’s Memorandum 2025-2026 Healthy Food Financing Program – Policies and Procedures 2025-2026 Healthy Food Financing Program – Grant Application 2020 Census Grants – To increase 2020 census participation, ADECA awarded 32 census grants based on a statewide competition to cities, counties, nonprofits, colleges and, other organizations.
Subsequently, $1,500 grant was provided to each of the 32 counties that had low census participation, and Census Bowl for School Program grants were provided to eight additional counties for achieving success in increasing their census participation rates.
Regional Planning Commission Grants These grants are provided to the state’s 12 regional planning commissions to respond to local needs and priorities for the enhancement of job creation, regional/community planning, and quality of life issues. ADECA makes a grant award to the Alabama Association of Regional Planning Councils, which distributes funds among the twelve regional planning councils in the State.
Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) Grants Legislative funds are provided each year to four BRAC agencies – BRAC Montgomery, BRAC Fort Rucker, Madison County BRAC, and Anniston Army Depot. These funds are used by agencies to support their operations, including salaries, travel, studies, etc. Military Stabilization Committee There is a legislative appropriation each year to support the operations of the Military Stabilization Committee.
General Fund Special Line item Grants Each year, the Legislature provides a list of line-item grants to diverse groups such as cities, counties, food banks, National Guard armories, and other nonprofits. These grants are either general purpose or specific purpose grants.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses and non-profit organizations with projects that can supply fresh fruits, vegetables, and other grocery items to neighborhoods and communities with limited access to grocery stores. Confirm the full requirements on the funder's own website before applying.
Alabama Healthy Food Financing Program is funded by Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA). Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
Start from the funder's website linked on this page and look for its grants or funding section — the link goes to the funder's site rather than a specific solicitation.
Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Program is sponsored by Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA). The ESG program provides funding to non-profit organizations and units of local government to help provide transitional housing, emergency shelter, and rental assistance to help people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
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