; (B) certify designation as a Head Start provider, Early Head Start Provider, Migrant and Seasonal Head Start Provider, American Indian and Alaska Native Head Start Provider, or enroll at least 10 percent of children from very-low income families; or (C) demonstrate a partnership with a community development financial institution, including through the provision of financial or technical assistance. (2) Grant amounts An eligible entity may be awarded not more than $10,000,000 under this Act. (e) Use of amounts (1) An eligible entity may only use grant amounts provided under the Program to facilitate the design, planning, construction, acquisition, preservation, conversion, retrofitting, long-term leasing, or renovation of a new or existing co-location facility. (2) An eligible entity receiving a grant under this section may distribute grant amounts to a government entity, a nonprofit organization that develops housing, a public housing agency, a Tribally designated housing entity, or other appropriate entity as determined by the Secretary, to carry out activities in accordance with this section. (3) A community development financial institution receiving a grant under this section may capitalize amount received to create financial products, including loans, to carry out activities in accordance with this section. (4) An eligible entity may use— (A) not more than 10 percent of amounts awarded to facilitate the pre-development phase of a new facility, including planning and design