Community-Engaged Alliance

Community-Engaged Alliance, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on federal grants, delivering youth engagement and community service programming through partnerships with regional nonprofit networks. The vendor has no prime contract or grant footprint and does not hold seats on federal contract vehicles; all three recent awards are sub-awards under grants managed by the Corporation for National and Community Service.

Community-Engaged Alliance's federal grant work centers on two program areas: AmeriCorps member coordination and campus-based service initiatives. Under a January 2026 sub-award from the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (administered through the Corporation for National and Community Service), the vendor deployed 26 AmeriCorps members to deliver structured summer camp programming designed to increase youth participation in health-focused activities, with a target of 600 youth demonstrating increased engagement by program year end. The award carries a $73,322 private match against a federal investment. In parallel, Community-Engaged Alliance coordinates multi-campus 9/11 Day of Service initiatives in partnership with the Alliance for Campus Community Engagement (ACCE) regional network; recent 9/11 Day sub-awards from the Corporation for National and Community Service span a March 2025 grant across up to 15 campuses and a May 2026 national expansion leveraging eleven ACCE member organizations to activate college and university participation nationwide.

The vendor's recent activity is limited to three federal sub-awards totaling $367 thousand in combined obligations, all flowing through the Corporation for National and Community Service as the administering grantor agency. Activity accelerated from one award in 2025 to two in 2026, but the footprint remains nascent and sub-recipient-only, with no direct federal customer relationships, no prime grant experience, and no contract or IDIQ exposure.