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CED Social Enterprise Program | Grantee Information | FY 2019 Projects
This page provides information and resources for Community Economic Development Focus on Social Enterprise grants.
For Fiscal Year (FY) 2019, the Office of Community Services awarded $2,400,000 in grants to Community Economic Development (CED) projects with a focus on creating social enterprise incubators. This initiative focuses on supporting social enterprises—profit-making businesses or non-profit organizations that uses revenue-generating activities to:
Each project has a project period of five years and will receive incremental funding totaling $1,700,000.
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Our concept of economic mobility is to move families to self-sufficiency through work with dignity and respect by growing the capacity for parents and children to achieve their fullest potential through the workforce, early childhood development and the full spectrum of integrated health and human services. |
Active Grant Projects
View the map to learn about the CED Social Enterprise grantees and their projects. |
CED Grantee Toolkit
Review the CED Grantee Toolkit for videos and resources to help your start your grant work. |
ResourcesSpecific resources will be created to assist CED Social Enterprise grantees with their projects. |
Contact Information
OCS Registrar | ocsregistrar@icf.com Contact the OCS Registrar if you need assistance or want to request resources. |
There are 6 FY 2019 CED Social Enterprise grantees. As a group, these projects will create over 500 jobs while doing the following:
Serving Target Populations | Addressing Barriers to Employment | Offering Social Services | offering Business Services |
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To learn more about their individual projects, visit the CED Focus on Social Enterprises active grants page.