An Insider's Look at ALCA

An Insider’s Look at the Athens-Limestone Community Association

OCTOBER 17, 2017

HistoryALCA was founded in 1981 and reorganized in 2007

Our primary mission was to preserve the former Trinity High School, Limestone County’s only all-black high school before integration, and Fort Henderson, the Union fort used during the American Civil War

Our board is composed of 11 members who are active in our community

Trinity’s HistoryTrinity High School was opened from 1865-1970

It was a private school for many years and then transitioned to a public school that was under the direction of Limestone County Schools

After the school closed, it was used for a few years and then fell into a dilapidated state

ALCA then decided to repair the building to be used for a community center

Trinity High School Through the Years

Trinity Faculty

Trinity Students

Trinity Graduates

Trinity Restoration Project

ALCA saw fit to turn this building from a blight on our community to a resource for everyone.

How did we do it?

Fundraising is Key!We raised money at every opportunity we could:Car shows

Speaking Engagements

Grants

Individual Donations

We also partnered with many organizations: City of Athens

Limestone County

State of Alabama

Rotary Club of Athens

Sons of the Confederate Veterans

Many others!

The Pincham-Lincoln Center

What is next?

Fort Henderson Construction

STAGE

Fort Henderson Construction

STAGE

How can you help?

How can you help?Tell people about ALCA’s projects

Give a donation to ALCA

Support our events and activities

An Insider’s Look at the Athens-Limestone Community Association

OCTOBER 17, 2017