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Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Awards $120,000 in Business Boost Microgrants To Expand Three Charles County Businesses

Awards were made to 22 businesses across eight counties and Baltimore City


New Carrollton - (March 28, 2025) - Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Jake Day today announced more than $120,000 in Business Boost microgrants to three businesses in Charles County as part of the department’s continued focus to serve as a catalyst for economic development.

“Small businesses are the backbone of Maryland’s economy and these Business Boost grants provide an opportunity for a local enterprise to grow,” said Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Jake Day. “Successful businesses lead to thriving communities and ensure that Maryland continues on a path of sustained economic prosperity. Congratulations to each of the awardees, and thank you for all you do for your communities.”

Business Boost awards are offered through DHCD’s Neighborhood BusinessWorks program and provides applicants with microgrants ranging from $20,000 to $50,000 to support small businesses who need capital for growth and/or expansion opportunities. Grantees are subject to a 45-day local approval process before awards are distributed.

The department will provide $908,162 to 22 businesses across eight counties and Baltimore City that showcased a well-defined plan to expand operations and positively impact Maryland’s local communities.

Three Charles County businesses received a total of $120,000:
  • Sublime Soul in La Plata. The award will assist with renovations, buy equipment, and hire new employees.
  • Pool Scouts of Southern MD & Annapolis. Located in White Plains, the microgrant will be used to support the hiring of new staff and to establish a physical office and storage facility within Charles County.
  • World View Early Learning Center. The Waldorf business will use the money for technical improvements, increasing usable square footage and launching a community-based youth theatre.
More information about Neighborhood BusinessWorks programs and how we support local businesses can be found on DHCD’s website.
 

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Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Awards $120,000 in Business Boost Microgrants To Expand Three Charles County Businesses

Awards were made to 22 businesses across eight counties and Baltimore City


New Carrollton - (March 28, 2025) - Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Jake Day today announced more than $120,000 in Business Boost microgrants to three businesses in Charles County as part of the department’s continued focus to serve as a catalyst for economic development.

“Small businesses are the backbone of Maryland’s economy and these Business Boost grants provide an opportunity for a local enterprise to grow,” said Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Jake Day. “Successful businesses lead to thriving communities and ensure that Maryland continues on a path of sustained economic prosperity. Congratulations to each of the awardees, and thank you for all you do for your communities.”

Business Boost awards are offered through DHCD’s Neighborhood BusinessWorks program and provides applicants with microgrants ranging from $20,000 to $50,000 to support small businesses who need capital for growth and/or expansion opportunities. Grantees are subject to a 45-day local approval process before awards are distributed.

The department will provide $908,162 to 22 businesses across eight counties and Baltimore City that showcased a well-defined plan to expand operations and positively impact Maryland’s local communities.

Three Charles County businesses received a total of $120,000:
  • Sublime Soul in La Plata. The award will assist with renovations, buy equipment, and hire new employees.
  • Pool Scouts of Southern MD & Annapolis. Located in White Plains, the microgrant will be used to support the hiring of new staff and to establish a physical office and storage facility within Charles County.
  • World View Early Learning Center. The Waldorf business will use the money for technical improvements, increasing usable square footage and launching a community-based youth theatre.
More information about Neighborhood BusinessWorks programs and how we support local businesses can be found on DHCD’s website.
These companies cant use their own money to do this stuff unreal why do you need money to hire someone if they go the way of the doe doe bird so be it maybe the business sucks why waste our tax money on something that aint worth a crap! when is moore going to stop
 
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