If you are in the U.S., there is a governmental resource named the E-Grants Initiative that was set up in 2002 to encourage entrepreneurs to learn more about opportunities for funding their small businesses. You can call the related Grants.gov center at 1-800-518-4726; they are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Grants for small business are available at a local level through corporations and foundations. Most grants at the federal level are primarily for research and development.
While there are still no direct small business grants available from the federal government, many state development agencies offer direct small business grants and other types of financial assistance designed to encourage and assist entrepreneurs in starting or expand a small business.
I'm not aware of any federal small business grants. However, the state often has prgrams in order to help out small businesses, you my be able to find a grant from your state.
You should start by contacting the local office of the U.S. Small Business Administration. They will be able to help you find and apply for government business grants.
You can get a small business grant in several different ways. First, you can apply to the Small Business Administration in the federal government or apply for a local community foundation grant.
Grants for small business are available at a local level through corporations and foundations. Most grants at the federal level are primarily for research and development.
No, the federal government does not offer small business grants. You can get a small business grant from many state development agencies that offer them.
If your small business is engaged in scientific research and development (R&D), you may qualify for federal grants under the SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) and the STTR (Small Business Technology Transfer) programs.
You can apply for small business grants directly with the federal government at www.grants.gov
There are federal grants suitable for every businesses' needs. You can apply online on the government's special website that deals with federal grants.
Uncle Sam's Money is a nice website for locating small business grants from the federal government. Website: unclesamsmoney.com
No, there are no "felon specific" small business loans or grants through the U.S. Federal government or S.B.A. (Small Business Administration).
Likely you would want to check your federal government's website to find out about grants available for small business. Don't forget to check locally too, many states and cities have additional grants and subsidies for small business.
While there are still no direct small business grants available from the federal government, many state development agencies offer direct small business grants and other types of financial assistance designed to encourage and assist entrepreneurs in starting or expand a small business.
The best place to go for Federal Small Business Grants is Grants.gov. They provide a wealth of information on both grants and government initiatives. The process to apply for Grants is rather cumbersome. I would suggest contact you local Small Business Association for help in applying. You can find your local office at SBA.gov.
The absolute best place to find and apply for grants of any kind is Grants.gov. The link for small business start-up grants takes you to SBA.gov, which is where you will find grants just for small businesses.
Some federal government grants are available to small businesses. But heres the catch "federal grants for businesses are typically aimed at specific industries and targeted causes identified by the government, such as scientific and medical research, conservation efforts, and so on.