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Grants to Support Programming that Promotes Business Growth, Stability, Job Creation, and Local Economic Development (FY27) is sponsored by MassDevelopment. These grants are available to support programming that promotes business growth, stability, job creation, and local economic development in Massachusetts.
Goals include expanding technical assistance for small businesses, building organizational capacity among nonprofit providers, and increasing equitable access to capital.
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The current listing shows up to $150,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grants to Support Programming that Promotes Business Growth, Stability, Job Creation, and Local Economic Development (FY27) is funded by MassDevelopment. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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The Biz-M-Power Crowdfunding Match Program, funded by the Massachusetts Growth Capital Corporation through the Commonwealth's operating budget, provides matching grants to small businesses in Massachusetts. Eligible businesses crowdfund between $2,500 and $20,000 on the Patronicity platform and receive a 1:1 matching grant from MGCC, potentially earning over $40,000 total. Applicants must operate a public-facing brick-and-mortar location with 1-20 employees and annual revenue under $2.5 million. The program prioritizes businesses owned by low-to-moderate income individuals and those in economically disadvantaged or Gateway City communities. Each applicant must partner with a Small Business Technical Assistance sponsor. Home-based businesses, nonprofits, franchises with more than two locations, and cannabis-related businesses are ineligible.
MassDevelopment Early Education and Out of School Time (EEOST) Small Grant Program is sponsored by MassDevelopment. The EEOST program provides grants to develop or improve child care facilities where at least 50% of the enrollment consists of low-income families eligible for public subsidy. This program aims to expand high-quality early education opportunities.