Pennsylvania grant & resource directory - pa house
Pennsylvania grant & resource directory - pa house
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PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENTS<br />
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 />
HOME Program – Federally funded program provides local<br />
governments with <strong>grant</strong> assistance and technical assistance<br />
to ex<strong>pa</strong>nd the supply of decent and affordable housing for<br />
low and very low-income <strong>Pennsylvania</strong>ns. A 25 percent local<br />
match on project costs from non-federal <strong>resource</strong>s for rental<br />
housing projects is required. A 30 percent local match is<br />
required for new construction. Maximum <strong>grant</strong> is $500,000.<br />
Local governments, which are not in HUD <strong>pa</strong>rtici<strong>pa</strong>ting<br />
jurisdictions and local governments on behalf of private and<br />
nonprofit and for-profit housing development corporations<br />
are eligible to apply.<br />
Housing & Redevelopment Assistance (HRA) – Program<br />
provides state-funded <strong>grant</strong>s for community revitalization<br />
and economic development activities to occur on a local<br />
level. Specifically, this program assists communities in<br />
becoming competitive for business, retention, ex<strong>pa</strong>nsion and<br />
attraction. It also funds projects that assist with community<br />
revitalization in the area of housing and low-income housing.<br />
Local governments, redevelopment authorities and housing<br />
authorities are eligible to apply. There is no minimum or<br />
maximum amount and <strong>grant</strong>s average between $150,000 and<br />
$200,000.<br />
DEADLINE / REGULATIONS<br />
Contact – DCED at 1-717-720-7402;<br />
1-866-GO-NEWPA (1-866-466-3972) or<br />
ReadySetSucceed@newPA.com<br />
Contact – 1-866-GO-NEWPA (1-866-466-<br />
3972) or ReadySetSucceed@newPA.com<br />
Industrial Resource Centers – Created in 1988, the<br />
Industrial Resource Centers (IRCs) receive annual<br />
Commonwealth funding to provide an array of technical<br />
assistance to small and medium sized manufacturers in<br />
<strong>Pennsylvania</strong>. These services are provided by the IRCs<br />
directly or through a network of regional consulting firms<br />
and may include Market analysis and development, strategic<br />
planning; Product development assistance; Selection,<br />
implementation and optimization of available technologies;<br />
Production, planning and inventory control; Quality assurance<br />
and improvement (ISO certification assistance) and LEAN<br />
manufacturing; Supply chain development; Training and<br />
workforce development; Information technology services,<br />
e-business, website assistance, and CRM assistance.<br />
Industrial Sites Reuse Program (ISRP)—Grant and<br />
low-interest loan financing to perform environmental site<br />
assessment and remediation work at former industrial sites.<br />
Eligible are public entities, private nonprofit economic<br />
development entities, and com<strong>pa</strong>nies involved in reuse<br />
of former industrial land. Entities that did not cause or<br />
Contact – 1-866-GO-NEWPA (1-866-466-<br />
3972) or ReadySetSucceed@newPA.com<br />
<strong>Pennsylvania</strong> IRC Network at:<br />
www.<strong>pa</strong>irc.net<br />
Contact – 1-866-GO-NEWPA (1-866-466-<br />
3972) or ReadySetSucceed@newPA.com<br />
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