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Community Trust Grants – AACF is sponsored by Autauga Area Community Foundation (an affiliate of Central Alabama Community Foundation). The Autauga Area Community Foundation distributes grants to provide critical funds for social service programs offering hope and help to individuals. After-care services for families or individuals could be a strong fit, especially in the "Social Services, Shelter" category.
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Autauga Area Grants - Central Alabama Community Foundation Established in 1996, the Autauga Area Community Foundation has distributed grants that provide critical funds for food banks serving people who are currently down on their luck, for libraries and art programs that entertain and educate a city and for social service programs offering various types of hope and help to individuals.
AACF is an affiliate of the Central Alabama Community Foundation. Representatives from Autauga County serve on the CACF Board of Directors. Our staff is here to answer any questions and make the most of your giving needs.
Every year, AACF awards grants to nonprofit projects and programs providing services in Autauga County.
Sort by Grant Opening or Closing Date Community Trust Grants – AACF Applications eligible JUNE 28 — JULY 23, 2027 Social Services, Shelter (Awarded in October) Community Building, Arts (Awarded in November) Field of Interest Grants – AACF Applications eligible JUNE 28 — JULY 23, 2027 Tommy & Annette Ray Fund for Prattville Beautification & Restoration (Awarded in November) Community Trust Grants – AACF Applications eligible JAN 4 — FEB 5, 2027 Family, Food, Medical (Awarded in May) Education (Awarded in June) Technical Assistance Grants – AACF, ECCF, CACF Applications eligible JUNE 28 — JULY 23, 2027 Social Services, Shelter (Awarded in October) Community Building, Arts (Awarded in November) Technical Assistance Grants – AACF, ECCF, CACF Applications eligible JAN 4 — FEB 5, 2027 Family, Food, Medical (Awarded in May) Education (Awarded in June) CACF Awards Over $130,000 in Education Grants to River Region Nonprofits The Central Alabama Community Foundation (CACF) awarded more than $130,000 in Wellness & Education Grants to nonprofit organizations serving students… Central Alabama Community Foundation Awards $184,652.
00 in Food, Family, and Medical Grants To River Region Nonprofits The Central Alabama Community Foundation awarded $184,652 in Food, Family, and Medical Grants to nonprofit organizations serving the River Region…. CACF Awards $132,756. 00 in Education Grants The Central Alabama Community Foundation (CACF) awarded $132,756.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit projects and programs providing services in Autauga County. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Trust Grants – AACF is funded by Autauga Area Community Foundation (an affiliate of Central Alabama Community Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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