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You can find free college grants online at the FASFA website.
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The US Government has set up a comprehensive, free website where you can research and apply for grants. The website address is grants.gov.
The United States Government offers many grants and loans to small businesses. Check out this section of their website: http://www.business.gov/finance/financing/
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The best place to start would be on fafas.org, which is the website for the Free Application for Student Aid. This application gives you access to government money for schools, in the form of scholarships, loans and grants.