MD Economic Development Opportunities Program Fund (Sunny Day)
Maryland Department of Commerce
About the Grant
The Sunny Day fund supports extraordinary economic development opportunities that create and retain employment as well as create significant capital investments. Projects must generate significant jobs in areas of high unemployment; they are evaluated on a competitive basis and must be consistent with the state's strategic economic development plan.
Notes
This is a broad program designed to give the Maryland government flexibility in supporting growth within their state. While this is an excellent opportunity, it means that there is not a standard application and set of approval criteria.
If your business has a project or initiative which will positively impact the Maryland economy, it is worth reaching out directly at the grant website to receive more information.
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