Ohio HB100 authorizes a grant program for retailers selling donated goods to fund job training for disadvantaged individuals.

Ohio HB100 establishes a grant program for qualifying retailers, which are nonprofit organizations that sell donated goods and provide job training services. The grants, funded by a $5 million appropriation, can cover up to 25% of the retailer's revenue from state sales taxes on donated goods sales in the previous fiscal year. These grants must be used for job training and placement services for individuals facing workplace disadvantages, such as disabilities or criminal history. Retailers must submit applications and reports to the Department of Development, which reviews compliance.

Ohio HB100 authorizes a grant program for retailers selling donated goods to fund job training for disadvantaged individuals.

Ohio HB100 establishes a grant program for qualifying retailers, which are nonprofit organizations that sell donated goods and provide job training services. The grants, funded by a $5 million appropriation, can cover up to 25% of the retailer's revenue from state sales taxes on donated goods sales in the previous fiscal year. These grants must be used for job training and placement services for individuals facing workplace disadvantages, such as disabilities or criminal history. Retailers must submit applications and reports to the Department of Development, which reviews compliance.