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Submit to Community Empowerment & Reinvestment Grant Report FY25

This form is for current grantees to report on Community Empowerment & Reinvestment Grant activities and expenditures from fall 2024 (date of notice of contract renewal) to March 31, 2025. 

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Submit to Social Enterprise Grant Reporting FY25

This is the FY2025 reporting form for currently contracted grant recipients. 

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Submit to Urban Agenda Quarterly Reporting FY25

This is the quarterly reporting form for the Urban Agenda grant program. 

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Submit to Community Workforce Partnerships Grant Application 2026

About

Through the Community Workforce Partnerships Grant Program, the Executive Office of Economic Development (EOED) funds projects or programs that create workforce development opportunities within Massachusetts cities and towns. Successful applications come from a group of local organizations, led by a nonprofit organization, working together in a single city, town, or neighborhood.

What you need

The Community Workforce Partnerships Grant Program is open to applications from nonprofit organizations representing a local coalition or partnership. 

For complete program requirements and application instructions, please refer to the RFP for the 2026 grant round on Mass.gov. 

Questions?

Please contact EOHEDGrants@mass.gov and specify the grant program for which you are applying in the subject line. Program staff will be available for technical support up to 4:00 pm on the application due date.

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Submit to Social Enterprise Grant FY26 Application

About 

The Social Enterprise Capital Grant Program was created to invest in employment social enterprises that contribute to economic growth in low-income communities. 

The program makes capital grants to non-profit organizations to develop eligible facilities for social enterprises that target individuals facing significant barriers to employment.

What you need

To be considered for funding, the applicant organization must meet the following requirements: 

  • be a Massachusetts non-profit organization in good standing, and 
  • meet the RFP’s definition of an employment social enterprise, and 
  • successfully operating an employment social enterprise for at least 12 continuous months prior to the time of application, and 
  • be the current or imminent owner of the real estate to be purchased, repaired, rehabilitated, and/or renovated, and 
  • offering paid employment opportunities to low-income individuals, with priority to socially and economically disadvantaged populations who experience complex needs and barriers to employment that require intensive interventions, and 
  • paying participants in the social enterprise no less than the Massachusetts minimum hourly wage for their employment.  


Applicant will also be required to affirm and demonstrate that it currently provides the following services to social enterprise participants, and plans to provide them to future participants:

  • Outreach to targeted populations.
  • On-the-job training and skill development, including worksite supervision and performance coaching.
  • Comprehensive supportive services for at least 1 year (including, but not limited to, case management, aimed at helping to overcome barriers to employment).
  • Assistance to obtain external employment.
  • Job retention services, which include follow up with beneficiaries for at least 1 year and employers to support job retention and advancement.

Applicants are required to submit the following:

For complete program requirements and application instructions, please refer to the RFP for the FY2026 grant round. 

Questions? 

Please contact EOHEDGrants@mass.gov and specify the grant program for which you are applying in the subject line. Program staff will be available for technical support up to 4:00 pm on the application due date. Submittable Help is always open.