Hilltoppers, Inc.

Hilltoppers, Inc., doing business as Hilltoppers Inc., is a non-profit organization registered as a corporate entity with tax-exempt status. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since June 16, 2011, with its current registration set to expire on December 14, 2024. Hilltoppers Inc. is classified as both a domestic shelter and a non-profit organization, suggesting its primary focus is on providing shelter and related services to those in need. While specific background information about the organization is not provided, its business types and grant awards indicate that it likely serves vulnerable populations, particularly seniors and individuals with disabilities. Through federal grant sub-awards, Hilltoppers Inc. provides essential services to the community, including home rental assistance and transportation services for seniors and disabled individuals.

Recent federal grant sub-awards to Hilltoppers Inc. demonstrate the organization's involvement in diverse community support programs. One sub-award (M23SG470100HMR2303LX7JVYLGQJN7) was for home rental assistance, with the Economic and Community Development department as the prime grantee. Additionally, Hilltoppers Inc. received two sub-awards (TN2021047Z22EMSP27LX7JVYLGQJN7 and TN2020047Z21EMSP15LX7JVYLGQJN7) from the Tennessee Department of Transportation under the Section 5310 program. These awards aim to provide financial assistance for transportation needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities in areas where public transportation is unavailable, insufficient, or inappropriate. The Section 5310 program is designed to supplement the Federal Transit Administration's capital assistance programs by funding transportation projects for these vulnerable populations in urban, small urban, and rural areas. These sub-awards indicate that Hilltoppers Inc. plays a crucial role in improving accessibility and mobility for seniors and disabled individuals in its service area, working in partnership with state and local agencies to implement federally-funded programs that address critical community needs.