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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts made $75,000,000 available to support small businesses negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring of 2022. These funds were administered through two

Mass Growth Capital Corporation Awards over $6 million in Small Business Grants to 59 Non-profits to support small businesses in communities across the state.

Through Massachusetts Growth Capital Corporation's (MGCC) network of community-based nonprofits and local chambers of commerce across the state, the Small Business Technical Assistance (SBTA) grant program has been able to serve over 26,000 small businesses since its inception in Fiscal Year 2014 (FY2014).

To read the full article from the Greenfield Recorder, click here: Recorder.com BERNARDSTON — After spending just over a year establishing Sweet Lucy’s Bakeshop, owner Lucy Damkoehler was ready to

A new crowdfunding matching grant program called Biz-M-Power developed by Mass Growth Capital Corp. has been established to prioritize Boston-based minority-owned businesses.

New hires, Mark Drew and Adam Keiser, will enhance MGCC’s efforts to support small businesses across the Commonwealth, with a focus on economic assistance to minorities, women and veteran owned companies, especially those in Gateway Cities and low to moderate communities

FOR IMMEDIATE RELELASE: June 16, 2021 CONTACT Terry MacCormack, Press Secretary, Governor's Office gov.press@state.ma.us SPRINGFIELD — Today, the Baker-Polito Administration announced $30 million in

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts made $718,300,000 million available to support small businesses through a few grant programs. These funds were appropriated through the Commonwealth’s Operating

Ari Velóz brings over 13 years of community economic development experience to the small business organization.