East Trenton Small Business Improvement Program
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East Trenton Small Business Improvement Program
East Trenton Collaborative
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This program supports East Trenton business owners who want to start a new operation within the city. The Small Business Improvement Grant—which offers up to $6,000—is available to existing businesses with five or fewer employees. The Small Business Startup Grant—which offers up to $2,000—is available to prospective entrepreneurs who need capital to cover startup costs.
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