State grantNorth Carolina

One North Carolina Fund (OneNC)

Offered by North Carolina Department of Commerce

Found automatically on commerce.nc.gov/grants-incentives/competitive-incentives/one-north-carolina-fund. Check details with the funder before applying.

Who can apply
Local governments in North Carolina partnering with competitive job-creation projects.
How much
Amount not listed
By when
RollingApply anytimeApplications are accepted on an ongoing basis and subject to availability of funds.
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Checked Oct 26, 2026

About this grant

The One North Carolina Fund is a discretionary cash-grant program administered by the NC Department of Commerce on behalf of the Governor to respond quickly to competitive job-creation projects. Awards are based on job creation, investment level, project location, and economic impact, and are allocated to local governments as part of a negotiated challenge grant requiring a local match.

Eligibility details

  • Notes: Projects must be competitive with locations outside North Carolina, meet the county average wage requirement, involve a local government match (cash, fee waivers, in-kind services, infrastructure, or land/building donations), provide health insurance with at least 50% of premiums paid by the company, and meet statutory occupational safety and environmental compliance requirements. Awards are made to local governments as challenge grants benefiting companies.
GovernmentSmall Business

Topics

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