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ALT Consulting
Pine Bluff, AR
GRANT: $63,000
Tel: (870) 535-0011 Fax: (870) 535-0013

2005: $63,000
alt.Consulting works as a catalyst in growing, sustaining, and educating entrepreneurs and their ventures, resulting in wealth and fair-wage job creation in minority and rural communities of the South. The grant will support a feasibility study for an earned income strategy.


ALT Consulting
Pine Bluff, AR
GRANT: $450,000
Tel: (870) 535-0011 Fax: (870) 535-0013

2007: $450,000
alt.Consulting provides training and consulting for growing, sustaining and educating entrepreneurs, resulting in individual assets, fair-wage job creation, and entrepreneur-friendly communities in the Mississippi Delta region. The grant supports general operations and implementation of a sliding scale fee model.


Alternate Roots, Inc.
Atlanta, GA
GRANT: $100,000
Tel: (404)577-1079 Fax: (404) 577-7991

2005: $100,000
Alternate ROOTS mission is to support the creation and presentation of original performance rooted in a particular community of place, tradition or spirit. The grant will support assessments, provide toll-free line for GRO grantees, conduct site visits to help grantees work through difficult times.


America Speaks
Washington, DC
GRANT: $10,000
Tel: (703) 276-1237

2007: $10,000
America Speaks' engages citizens in public decisions that impact their lives. The grant supports participation in the Unified New Orleans Plan, which will give a voice to the citizens of New Orleans and those affected by Hurricane Katrina.


American Humanics
Kansas City, MO
GRANT: $1,500
Tel: (816) 561-6415

2006: $1,500
American Humanics acts as convener of the emerging Nonprofit Sector Workforce Coalition, a national group of colleges, nonprofit organizations and funders concerned about leadership transition in the nonprofit sector. The grant supported development of the coalition and its work plan, which focuses on recruiting and retaining diverse talent from college campuses and young professionals for work in the nonprofit sector.


Anderson Interfaith Ministries
Anderson, SC
GRANT: $50,000
Tel: (864) 226-2273 Fax: (864) 225-0349

2007: $50,000
Anderson Interfaith Ministries assists people while encouraging and guiding them to independence and self-sufficiency. The grant supports expansion of a program that provides educational and child care support to low-wealth women to move them out of poverty.


Appalachian By Design
Lewisburg, WV
GRANT: $10,000
Tel: 304-647-3455 Fax: 304-647-3466

2005: $10,000
Appalachian By Design (ABD) is a non-profit development and marketing company that markets machine knitting as a sustainable home-based industry for women in rural Appalachia. The grant will provide technical assistance to complete a business prospectus and valuation of ABD's assets.


Appalachian Community Enterprises
Cleveland, GA
GRANT: $108,000
Tel: (706) 348-6609 Fax: (706) 219-4976

2005: $108,000
Appalachian Community Enterprises concentrates on transforming low-wealth communities in North Georgia by helping those who do not have traditional access to capital to build assets by starting or expanding very small businesses. The grant will support general operations.


Appalachian Community Enterprises
Cleveland, GA
GRANT: $250,000
Tel: (706) 348-6609 Fax: (706) 219-4976

2009: $250,000
Appalachian Community Enterprises The mission of Appalachian Community Enterprise is to strengthen rural North Georgia communities and metro Atlanta by helping low-wealth people underserved by traditional financial institutions to build assets through small business ownership and financial literacy. This grant supports general operations.


Appalachian Community Enterprises
Cleveland, GA
GRANT: $170,000
Tel: (706) 348-6609 Fax: (706) 219-4976

2007: $170,000
Appalachian Community Enterprises strengthens communities in rural north Georgia by making small business loans and providing financial education, which generates income and assets for its customers. The grant supports general operations and organizational development including outcome measures.


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