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Our mission is to empower residents, support local businesses, and build a vibrant, inclusive community through strategic initiatives and collaborative efforts.
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Together, we can create a thriving, resilient Midtown for all.
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4 Atlantic City neighborhood nonprofits each receive $1M in state tax credit funds
ATLANTIC CITY — Four local community development corporations have each received $1 million in Neighborhood Revitalization Tax Credit Program funds from the state Department of Community Affairs to improve commercial businesses and their facades, and offer housing rehabilitation grants, clean-and-safe initiatives, community programs, outreach and education, and career training.
The four nonprofits are the Atlantic City Development Corp.’s Chelsea Neighborhood Plan, the Atlantic County Economic Alliance and Ducktown CDC’s Revitalize Ducktown project, the AtlantiCare Foundation’s Midtown in Motion Revitalization Plan, and Atlantic Cape Community College’s Inlet Community Development Corp.’s Atlantic City Inlet NOW!
Atlantic City Arts Commission, Midtown CDC complete Art Box Project
ATLANTIC CITY — As a way to beautify the city’s Midtown section, the Atlantic City Arts Commission selected three local artists to design and paint seven traffic boxes along Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
John Morris, Chanelle René and Patty O’Keefe completed the project last week.
The project was a collaboration between the Arts Commission and AtlantiCare’s Midtown Community Development Corp.
Stockton receives $1 million grant to promote arts and culture in Atlantic City
Stockton University has received a $1 million grant from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority’s Activation, Revitalization and Transformation (A.R.T.) program.
As part of the grant, Stockton will work with four community development corporations in the city — Ducktown, Chelsea, Inlet and Midtown — to implement a project to promote the arts and culture of Atlantic City and its diversity, said Michael Cagno, executive director of the Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University.
Midtown group determined to clean up its highly visible corner of Atlantic City
ATLANTIC CITY — To make the city’s midtown more attractive, cleaner and safer, the Midtown Atlantic City Community Development Corp. is hosting monthly cleanups to address the blight.
The organization’s Adopt-A-Block program provides support and resources for those who want to rid the neighborhood’s public spaces of trash. This is done in partnership with the city, neighbors and business owners, said Kacey Wilkins, director of community health investment and development for the corporation.
The heartbeat of Atlantic City: How Midtown is redefining its future
ATLANTIC CITY — Home to some of the city’s key business and tourist attractions, including three casinos as well as landmarks like the Civil Rights Garden and Brighton Park, there is a steady hum of energy emanating from the resort’s Midtown neighborhood.
The growth of a restaurant and bar scene in the city’s Orange Loop beach block, as well as the 2022 opening of AtlantiCare’s $38.3 million medical arts pavilion, has added even more life to the streets and skyline. Nearby, Atlantic Cape Community College offers another magnet for activity and learning.
“We’ve recently coined the phrase that we’re the heartbeat of Atlantic City,” said Samantha Kiley, chairperson for the Midtown Atlantic City Community Development Corp.
Midtown Introduces Open Rewards
Midtown Community Development Corporation is happy to announce that you can now earn cash back on your shopping in the heart of Atlantic City with the Open Rewards app!
With Open Rewards, shoppers can earn 5% rewards on purchases from local businesses in the program. Rewards can then be redeemed at any other businesses in the program. It’s that easy.
How do I use Open Rewards?
1. Download the Open Rewards app
2. Create an account
3. Shop at businesses like you normally do
4. Upload your receipt (or link your credit card)
5. Earn rewards
6. Visit another business, make a purchase and redeem your rewards as cash back after your purchase
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Midtown: The Heart of Atlantic City
Midtown is a vibrant neighborhood at the core of Atlantic City, rich with community assets, active organizations, thriving businesses, and established residential areas.
The Midtown Atlantic City Community Development Corporation (CDC) is a nonprofit dedicated to revitalizing and improving the neighborhood’s economic, social, and physical environment. The Midtown CDC collaborates with residents, businesses, and local government to develop and renovate housing, support local enterprises, and enhance the overall quality of life in the community.
It includes the following geographic area:
- Kentucky Avenue to Tennessee Avenue between Sewell and Wabash
- Ohio Avenue to Tennessee Avenue between Wabash and Baltic
- Arkansas Avenue to Virginia Avenue between Baltic and Pacific
- Michigan Avenue to Connecticut Avenue between Pacific Avenue and Boardwalk
- The Midtown neighborhood consists of census tracts 11 and 24.
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In Midtown, we’re dedicated to supporting and uplifting our community. Our Community Resources section connects you to vital services, local initiatives, and helpful programs designed to empower residents.
Whether you’re looking for assistance with housing, health services, job training, or educational opportunities, we’ve gathered the tools and information to help you thrive.
Explore our comprehensive list of resources and discover how we can help make a difference in your life.
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At Midtown CDC, we believe in empowering individuals and organizations to make a difference in their community. Our Community Investment program provides accessible funding to support local initiatives, community projects, and small organizations. These could include: sports teams, schools, faith-based organizations and community organizations located in or doing programming in Midtown.
Whether you’re starting a new project or supporting an existing one, we’re here to help you achieve your goals. Midtown CDC provides grants in amounts ranging from $250 to $2,500 to organizations located within the defined geographic boundaries for the Midtown neighborhood.
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At Midtown, you’ll find a variety of opportunities to give back to your community and make a meaningful impact. Whether you have a few hours to spare or are looking for a long-term commitment, your time and talents are invaluable to us. Apply today and join us in making a difference together.
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