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Grants You Need to Apply to For Your Business!
November 8, 2023
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American Dream Grant
Who can apply?
All for-profit businesses operating in the United States.
What you could receive:
$1,000
Deadline:
April 30, 2024
Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund
Who can apply?
– Be a restaurant located and registered in one of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia, or Puerto Rico.
– Be experiencing hardship due to a state-or federally-declared natural disaster.
– Operate a brick-and-mortar location.
– Own a maximum of three locations, and employ fewer than 50 employees per location
– Have been open for at least six months.
– Have revenues of $3M or less per location in the last 12 months.
What you could receive:
$10,000
Deadline:
December 29th, 2024
$10,000 Monthly Business Grant from WomensNet
Who can apply?
Anyone! Just apply and talk about yourself and your business.
What you could receive:
$10,000
Deadline:
November 30th, 2023
The Stacey's Rise Project
Who can apply?
Be a for-profit U.S.-based business selling a consumer packaged good (CPG)
Have annualized sales of between $25,000 and $1M.
What you could receive:
$25,000
Deadline:
December 1st, 2023
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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