; and (F) career and employment resources. (4) Any other use the Secretary determines appropriate. (d) Notice The Secretary shall publish a Notice of Funding Opportunity on the internet website Grants.gov, or such successor website, for the Program. (e) Preference In awarding grants under the Program, the Secretary shall give preference to an entity described in subsection (b)(1) that proposes to carry out the project facilitated with grant funds to create LEED-certified units, including by using mass timber. (f) Reporting (1) During each year beginning in the second year after being awarded a grant, each grantee shall submit to the Department a report on the activities of the grantee under the Program during the calendar year preceding the report, including the following: (A) The degree to which the grantee made progress toward meeting the long-term goals and objectives described in the application of the grantee and the performance by the grantee of the covered benchmarks described in the application. (B) The demographic data of veterans participating in the Program. (C) The details regarding the progress of such veterans toward achieving the ability to maintain housing and live independently, increasing skill levels and income, and obtaining greater self-determination. (D) Any other matter the Secretary determines appropriate. (2) During the fourth year of the Program, the Secretary shall submit to the Committees on Appropriations and Veterans’ Affairs of the Senate and House of Representatives a report comparing the outcomes of grantees under the Program to the outcomes of grantees under other grant programs that do not contain individual homes and a community center with supportive services, including the following: (A) The average amount of time a veteran stayed in a tiny home. (B) The percentage of veterans who exit the village to permanent housing. (C) The percentage of veterans who exit the village with competitive employment. (D) The percentage of veterans who have a negative exit from the village. (E)