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Entreprenistas, Go for These Amazing Grants!
September 11, 2023
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As founders we know how hard it can be to secure funding for your business, so we want to make it a bit easier! Below are our top picks of grants and resources this week!
- CCWC Women of Color Entrepreneur Grant: For women of Color entrepreneurs. Your for-profit business must be established as of January 1, 2020 and have over $25,000 in revenue. You can receive $5,000 and the deadline is September 30th
- High Five Grant for Moms: For ambitious women who are raising children while growing their company. You can receive $10,000 and the deadline is September 30th
- SMALL BUSINESS, BIG DREAMS: WOMEN IN BUSINESS CHALLENGE: For women business owners in Florida or New York. You can receive $15,000 and the deadline is September 15th
- The Equity Match Grant Program: For qualified women-owned small businesses in Connecticut. You can receive $2,500 - $10,000 and the deadline is September 27th
About the Author
Stephanie Cartin
Stephanie Cartin is a serial entrepreneur, investor, podcast host, community builder, and a champion for women founders. She created the Entreprenista League, a community for women founders, to provide resources and support necessary at all business stages. She’s also the Co-founder of Socialfly, one of the first social media marketing agencies, as well as Entreprenista Media and Pearl Influential Capital which was recently acquired by Cherub. Stephanie has shared her journey managing her health challenges with Multiple Sclerosis, Infertility, and a complicated pregnancy and is an advocate for women going through similar challenges. Her story and businesses have been featured on the Today Show, Bloomberg and Forbes. Consider Stephanie your biggest business cheerleader.
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