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Find similar grantsNew Jersey Veterans Business and Employment Program is sponsored by New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. Supports New Jersey veterans in starting businesses, gaining employment, and transitioning to civilian careers through grants and technical assistance.
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