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Federal grants in Duplin County, North Carolina

Federal grants for work carried out in Duplin County, North Carolina totaled $154 million across 118 awards from fiscal 2021 to 2025. The largest program was Health Center Program, with $40.6 million. Goshen Medical Center, Inc received the most, $65.0 million.

Where these numbers come from

This page counts grants by place of performance: where the funded work happens, as recorded on each award. The North Carolina page and recipient pages count by the recipient's address instead. A university based in one county that runs a project in another shows up here under the county where the project runs.

Grants for statewide or multi-county work name no county. In North Carolina that came to $120 billion of $171 billion, so county totals add up to less than the state total.

By year

Federal grants for work in Duplin County, North Carolina
Fiscal yearAwardsAmount
FY 202138$40.7 million
FY 202240$36.4 million
FY 202327$25.1 million
FY 202428$17.2 million
FY 202524$34.8 million

Largest programs

The 20 largest, fiscal 2021 to 2025
ProgramAwardsAmount
Health Center Program 93.2244$40.6 million
Highway Planning and Construction 20.20530$38.4 million
Airport Improvement Program, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Programs, and COVID-19 Airports Programs 20.1067$26.7 million
Grants for New and Expanded Services under the Health Center Program 93.5273$22.4 million
Head Start 93.6002$7.9 million
Education Stabilization Fund 84.4253$3.9 million
Community Facilities Loans and Grants 10.76612$3.4 million
TRIO Student Support Services 84.0422$2.0 million
TRIO Upward Bound 84.0472$1.8 million
TRIO Talent Search 84.0441$1.6 million
Rural Energy for America Program 10.8684$1.6 million
Rural Healthcare Services Programs 93.9122$1.1 million
Continuum of Care Program 14.2676$596,452
Brownfields Multipurpose, Assessment, Revolving Loan Fund, and Cleanup Cooperative Agreements 66.8181$500,000
Soil and Water Conservation 10.9021$465,953
Emergency Watershed Protection Program 10.9231$386,014
Assistance to Firefighters Grant 97.0442$306,810
Part 1774 Special Evaluation Assistance for Rural Communities and Households (SEARCH) 10.7592$227,513
Very Low-Income Housing Repair Loans and Grants 10.41723$159,839
Partners for Fish and Wildlife 15.6311$78,000

Largest recipients

Recipients of grants for work in Duplin County, North Carolina
RecipientTypeAwardsAmount
Goshen Medical Center, IncOther10$65.0 million
Transportation North Carolina DepartmentState and local governments30$38.4 million
County of OnslowState and local governments7$26.7 million
James Sprunt Community CollegeState and local governments8$9.4 million
Duplin County SchoolsOther2$7.9 million
JBJ Kilpatrick Farms IncOther2$1.5 million
Town of WallaceState and local governments2$868,343
Duplin CountyOther6$768,526
EastpointeOther6$596,452
Chinquapin Fire & Rescue SquadOther1$500,000
Rose Hill Firemen IncOther1$500,000
Harrells Volunteer Fire Departmment, Inc.Other1$420,000
Town of GreeenversState and local governments1$393,200
Greenevers Volunteer Fire DepartmentNonprofits5$294,100
Warsaw Fire Department, IncorporatedNonprofits2$246,500
Beulaville Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.State and local governments1$177,333
Sarecta Fire DepartmentState and local governments1$129,476
Thurman Morris MurphyOther1$107,010
North Carolina Coastal Land TrustNonprofits1$78,000
Player, BillySmall businesses1$20,000

Questions people ask

How much federal grant money goes to Duplin County, North Carolina?

$154 million from fiscal 2021 to 2025, counted by where the work happens, across 118 awards.

What is the largest federal grant program in Duplin County, North Carolina?

Health Center Program, with $40.6 million in 4 awards.

Why is this different from the North Carolina total?

The North Carolina page counts grants by where the recipient is based. This page counts where the work is done, and grants for statewide or multi-county work count in no single county.

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