If you know of a small business in Indianapolis/Marion County doing great work and looking to improve their storefront, this is a great opportunity. The City of Indianapolis and Local Initiatives Support Corporation’s Commercial Façade Rebate Program offers reimbursement grants for business and property owners who engage in visible improvements to the front of their property. This is a rebate program where business and property owners receive reimbursement for up to 50% of the cost of the project, in amounts ranging from $1,000 to $20,000 for completed work. The program also develops relationships between local businesses and their area non-profit development organization, further catalyzing neighborhood investment and leveraging local talent and resources.
For more information, download the 2013 Facade Program Application (versión en español) and check out focusindy.com. The deadline for Round 1 is January 25, 2013. If you have any questions, please contact Molly at [email protected] or 317-454-8498
Nice application it will be the top at 2013
It is always a good news to hear some people do a good working ,i remember some printing services in Finland where they made an excellency on printing a sticker and other advertising material which lead to some business a good result.
Thank you for your blog article.Much thanks again. Really Cool.
here is the application that i need thanks for sharing guys and good morning
Today I folded (individually) 4 short sequences on mfold 3.2 (fixed 37C) and then folded
the same sequences on the mfold 2.3/3.4 using 28C. After folding them all, I hit the
“View Previous Foldings” link, and successfully saw all 8 foldings listed on the page for
this computer. But a few minutes later (I was reexamining figures in the different
foldings), when I hit the “View Previous Foldings” link, I got an empty list and the
statement that there were no foldings for that computer! A week or so ago I had the
same problem, but I think that was done from my PC. I know I can’t see foldings from a
different computer and that old foldings are eventually deleted, but this seems a bit short!