; (B) a unit of local government; (C) a Tribal government; (D) a nonprofit organization; or (E) a public-private partnership. (2) Coordination of activities Two or more entities described in paragraph (1) may receive a grant under the grant program to coordinate the provision of information to residents that may access two or more residential recycling programs, including programs that accept different recycled materials, to provide to the residents information regarding differences among those residential recycling programs. (d) Requirement (1) In general To receive a grant under the grant program, an eligible entity shall demonstrate to the Administrator that the grant funds will be used to encourage the collection of recycled materials that are sold to an existing or developing market. (2) Business plans and financial data (A) In general An eligible entity may make a demonstration under paragraph (1) through the submission to the Administrator of appropriate business plans and financial data. (B) Confidentiality The Administrator shall treat any business plans or financial data received under subparagraph (A) as confidential information. (e) Eligible activities An eligible entity that receives a grant under the grant program may use the grant funds for activities including— (1) public service announcements; (2) a door-to-door education and outreach campaign; (3) social media and digital outreach; (4) an advertising campaign on recycling awareness; (5) the development and dissemination of— (A) a toolkit for a municipal and commercial recycling program; (B) information on the importance of quality in the recycling stream; (C) information on the economic and environmental benefits of recycling; and (D) information on what happens to materials after the materials are placed into a residential or community recycling program; (6) businesses recycling outreach; (7) bin, cart, and other receptacle labeling and signs