Resources for Business Owners & Non-Profits

This toolkit serves as a reference tool for small business owners throughout Massachusetts. It provides important information related to business planning, maintenance, and growth.

Unclaimed property includes forgotten checking and savings accounts, un-cashed checks, insurance policy proceeds, stocks, dividends, and more. Search your name and claim your property.

The CORE Plan is a before tax and after tax 401(k) savings plan, developed for employees of small nonprofits, to help them save and invest for a financially secure retirement.

The ABCC provides trainings on proper alcohol compliance practices for existing and future licensees, trade associations, attorneys, and industry stakeholders. Reach out to the ABCC to request a training.

Community Ambassadors are leaders throughout the state, offering financial empowerment resources for businesses and individuals. Ambassadors volunteer their time to spread the word about OEE.

This initiative moves millions of state dollars to qualified community banks for loans to small businesses. The capital is intended for small businesses to expand and create new jobs, stimulating economic growth in their communities.

This grant opportunity for non-profits, public agencies, and Massachusetts institutions of higher education empowers recipient organizations to use their knowledge and expertise to offer financial educations programming for military personnel and their families.

This grant opportunity for non-profits, public agencies, and Massachusetts institutions of higher education empowers recipient organizations to use their knowledge and expertise to offer financial educations programming for military personnel and their families.

There are some projects that require the Office of the State Treasurer and Receiver General to purchase from the private sector. The Treasury selects contractors through an open, transparent, and competitive bidding process.