The Hannah Grimes Center for Entrepreneurship in Keene was awarded more than $350,000 to support microenterprises in the Monadnock Region, the NH Community Development Finance Authority recently announced. Hannah Grimes is one of eight economic development centers across the Granite State to receive money, the CDFA said in a Sept. 17 news release. In all, the authority awarded nearly $2 million as part of the Community Development Block Grant to organizations that help entrepreneurs and small businesses. It will contribute to Hannah Grimes’ existing incubator program, which serves businesses that are up and running, and an eight-week business lab program. Julianna Dodson, executive director of the Hannah Grimes Center, said the center gets a critical amount of grant money through the CDFA’s block grant.