Search the grants.gov website to find grants that apply to your situation (ie. grants for your industry). Also, contact your nearest small business development center (SBDC) and speak with a counselor who may be able to tell you if your business is eligible for a grant.
Although most entrepreneurs look forward to receiving governmental assistance for their small business ventures, it is better to first evaluate all other sources of financing, since the entire process of Govt. funding is extremely long and unpredictable: You never know if some requirement crops up at the last moment making you ineligible for the funding. Having said that, you can go to http://business.gov/finance/financing/loans/ to obtain extremely detailed information on how to go about obtaining federal assistance. Secondly, strive to make your business financially viable and self-sufficient as early on as possible. A good idea would be to start on a very small scale at first, make some money and then use it to further expand your oper
Tesla never received federal grants. His work were financied by independent finaceeres.
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.
There are several types of grants available for college students. Students could receive federal Pell grants, federal opportunity grants, and teacher education grants.
There are federal grants suitable for every businesses' needs. You can apply online on the government's special website that deals with federal grants.
You can apply for small business grants directly with the federal government at www.grants.gov
Oh, dude, finding federal government business grants is like trying to find a needle in a haystack, but with Google. Just type in "federal government business grants" and you'll be bombarded with more options than you can shake a stick at. It's like online shopping, but for free money. Happy hunting!
Federal rules attached to the grants that states receive. States must agree to abide by these rules in order to receive the grants.
Yes, Harvard University does receive federal funding for research grants and financial aid programs.
You don't. The business.gov website spells it out pretty plainly: "The federal government does not provide grants for starting and expanding a business". http://www.business.gov/finance/financing/grants/
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.
No, there are no "felon specific" small business loans or grants through the U.S. Federal government or S.B.A. (Small Business Administration).
Uncle Sam's Money is a nice website for locating small business grants from the federal government. Website: unclesamsmoney.com