; (ii) beverage container deposits; (iii) programs funded through retail fees for specific products or classes of products that use such fees to collect, treat, or recycle such products; or (iv) any applicable recycled product procurement laws and expanded sustainable government purchasing requirements, as identified by the Administrator. 3. Grant awards (a) Application (1) Criteria for all applicants To be eligible to receive a grant under this Act, an eligible entity shall submit to the Administrator an application at such time and in such form as the Administrator requires, demonstrating that the eligible entity— (A) has set specific source reduction or waste prevention targets; (B) will carry out such project in communities that are in the 80th percentile or higher for one or more pollutants as noted in the EJSCREEN tool, or any successor system, of the Environmental Protection Agency; and (C) will carry out a project that meets the applicable project requirements under section 2(b). (2) Additional application criteria for nonprofit organization In the case of an application from an eligible entity that is a nonprofit organization, the application shall include a letter of support for the proposed project— (A) from— (i) a local unit of government; or— (ii) a nonprofit organization that— (I) has a demonstrated history of undertaking work in the geographic region where the proposed project is to take place; and (II) is not involved in the project being proposed; and (B) containing such information as the Administrator may require. (b) Priority factors (1) In general In awarding grants under this Act, the Administrator shall give priority to eligible entities that— (A) have statutorily committed to implementing zero-waste practices; (B) demonstrate how the project to be carried out with grant funds could lead to the creation of new jobs that pay a living wage, with preference for projects that create jobs for individuals with barriers to employment, as determined by the Administrator