EDA awards $291,377 in grants for economic development projects in Columbus County in 2023

EDA awards 1,377 in grants for economic development projects in Columbus County in 2023
Maryam Janani-Flores Chief of Staff at U.S. Economic Development Administration at EDA — Official Website
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In 2023, the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) awarded a total of $291,377 in grants for economic development projects in Columbus County, North Carolina.

The only grant in the county—$291,377—was awarded to Men and Women United for Youth.

The following table shows how much the EDA invested in projects across all North Carolina counties in 2023.

Total EDA Grant Awards by North Carolina Counties (2023)
Rank County Total
1 Guilford County $1,959,961
2 Rutherford County $1,555,237
3 Rockingham County $1,500,000
4 Davidson County $1,345,950
5 Mitchell County $1,305,585
6 Gaston County $1,140,000
7 Watauga County $1,134,798
8 Carteret County $734,000
9 Bladen County $690,604
10 Perquimans County $390,000
11 Jackson County $355,000
12 Columbus County $291,377
13 Caldwell County $210,000
13 Burke County $210,000
13 Catawba County $210,000
16 Swain County $145,000
17 Orange County $109,618
17 Durham County $109,618
17 Cumberland County $109,618


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