; (B) advance investment in minority-, women, and veteran-owned businesses; (C) address workforce development in strategic sectors of the State’s economy; and (D) align priorities to support affordably priced housing. (4) Suballocation A State may spend funds allocated under this subsection directly or suballocate the funds to other entities, including units of general local government and nonprofits. (5) Eligible uses Funds allocated under this subsection shall be used for any eligible use in a low-income community, as defined in section 45D(e) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, including for— (A) operating support and community capacity building, with priority to given to operating support and community capacity building in qualified opportunity zones, including— (i) personnel to support activities, including coordination, education, and investment; (ii) community-level capacity building, training, and strategic planning; (iii) outreach, technical assistance, and professional services to underserved businesses and underserved opportunity zone fund managers; (B) high-impact projects, including— (i) predevelopment costs associated with individual Qualified Opportunity Zone projects; and (ii) risk mitigation for qualified opportunity zone funds; and (C) administrative costs, not to exceed 3 percent of the funds allocated. (6) Eligible projects Funds used for high-impact project activities, as described in paragraph (5)(B), shall only be used for— (A) business with less than 200 employees; (B) projects that provide community goods or services, including health care, social services, healthy food access, education, broadband, and culture