Pennsylvania grant & resource directory - pa house
Pennsylvania grant & resource directory - pa house
Pennsylvania grant & resource directory - pa house
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (DCED)<br />
Phone: 1 (866) G0-NEWPA / 1 (866) 466-3972 www.new<strong>pa</strong>.com<br />
GRANT/LOAN<br />
Ben Franklin Technology Development Authority<br />
(BFTDA) – Venture Investment Program – Investment<br />
in venture capital <strong>pa</strong>rtnerships investing in early-stage<br />
PA technology com<strong>pa</strong>nies. Eligible are venture capital<br />
<strong>pa</strong>rtnerships and angel investment groups. Funding is used for<br />
investment in venture capital <strong>pa</strong>rtnerships, angel investment<br />
funds and similar initiatives.<br />
Ben Franklin Technology Partners – Funding for research<br />
and development, technology transfer, joint research<br />
and development. Eligible are technology development/<br />
application; research and development; start-up or existing<br />
com<strong>pa</strong>nies. Used for research and development (for Product/<br />
Process Development), technology transfer; joint research and<br />
development (private com<strong>pa</strong>nies and universities), technology<br />
training/entrepreneurial infrastructure. Amounts typically<br />
range from $5,000 to $250,000 (varies somewhat between<br />
centers and project type).<br />
DEADLINE / REGULATIONS<br />
Contact – 1-866-GO-NEWPA (1-866-466-<br />
3972) or ReadySetSucceed@newPA.com<br />
Contact – Local Ben Franklin Technology<br />
Centers, www.benfranklin.org<br />
1-866-GO-NEWPA (1-866-466-3972) or<br />
ReadySetSucceed@newPA.com<br />
PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENTS<br />
Broadband Outreach & Aggregation Fund (BOAF)<br />
– Grant assistance to qualified applicants to implement<br />
outreach programs concerning the benefits, use and<br />
procurement of broadband services as well as providing seed<br />
<strong>grant</strong>s to aggregate customer demand in communities with<br />
little or no service so that the providers can respond to the<br />
new demand for services in a more timely fashion.<br />
Business Retention & Ex<strong>pa</strong>nsion Program (BREP) –<br />
The <strong>Pennsylvania</strong> Business Retention Program (BREP) was<br />
established in 1997 to forge better working relationships and<br />
stronger collaboration among various public, private, state and<br />
local economic development organizations, with the goal of<br />
enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of efforts to retain<br />
and grow existing <strong>Pennsylvania</strong> businesses. The program is<br />
used to foster collaboration for economic vitality through<br />
business retention and ex<strong>pa</strong>nsion. The <strong>grant</strong> amount varies<br />
from region to region. The amount depends upon how many<br />
visits the region plans to make on behalf of BREP.<br />
If you would like to suggest that a com<strong>pa</strong>ny be visited, contact<br />
the BREP Regional Coordinator in your region. A list of the<br />
BREP Regional Coordinators, their contact information,<br />
and the counties in which they serve are: BREP Regional<br />
Information.<br />
Contact – 1-866-GO-NEWPA (1-866-466-<br />
3972) or ReadySetSucceed@newPA.com<br />
Contact – 1-866-GO-NEWPA (1-866-466-<br />
3972) or ReadySetSucceed@newPA.com<br />
PA Grant & Resource Directory<br />
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