FLAGSHIP CAPITAL & COMMUNITY INVESTMENT INITIATIVE
ACSIS Delaware Community Resilience, Human Services & Economic Opportunity Center
ACSIS is developing a major Delaware community-serving center concept designed to expand access to coordinated humanitarian, educational, protective, digital, workforce and community-support services.
Discuss Institutional FundingExplore Property GivingCapital planning status: ACSIS is using a preliminary $3 million–$5 million campaign planning range. This is not a representation of an approved project budget or funding award. Final costs will depend on site selection, acquisition or occupancy strategy, due diligence, design, renovation/construction requirements, equipment, program scope and operating-readiness planning.
Why a community-serving center
The proposed center is intended to give ACSIS dedicated capacity for community intake, confidential consultations, training, digital access, humanitarian coordination, resource navigation and program delivery. A final facility has not yet been selected.
Planned service functions
- Humanitarian assistance and community resource navigation
- Human rights and anti-trafficking education
- Child protection and GBV prevention/referral support
- Youth and family development
- Digital access and technology support
- Workforce and economic-opportunity programming
- Training and community education
- Confidential service and partnership meeting space
Capital uses under evaluation
- Facility acquisition, leasehold or other occupancy strategy
- Renovation, accessibility and life-safety improvements
- Training and confidential service rooms
- Technology and digital-access infrastructure
- Program equipment and furnishings
- Humanitarian storage/distribution capacity
- Launch and implementation costs where funder-eligible
Funding strategy
ACSIS intends to pursue a diversified financing stack rather than rely on a single award. Potential pathways include government capital funding, foundation grants, corporate philanthropy, institutional partnerships, property and in-kind gifts, and qualified private donors.
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