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Dos and Don’ts of Searching for a Small Business Grant

by Christina Lee on June 23rd, 2009

If a small business grant still seems within reach – that is, if your business meets basic qualifications – then it may be time to figure out where to search for such funding. Do take advantage of programs offered though your state government, including the Department of Commerce and Chamber of Commerce. A quick online search for “(your state) small business grants” may also prove to be fruitful. Do not start searching through the U.S. Small Business Administration. The agency does not offer grants to start up or expand small businesses. However, it does offer a variety of loan programs... Read more »

Business Funding Resources for Women and Minorities

by Danny Brown on March 18th, 2008

Although there are a host of options available for small businesses and entrepreneurs to help with their finances, there seems to be fewer options for businesses that are run solely by women or minorities. While this doesn’t appear to be genuine prejudice, it does make things a little bit more difficult for these two groups, especially if you belong to one of them and you’re just starting out – some extra financial aid could go a long way. However, there are more avenues available for financial help and funding for women and minorities in business, thanks to government agencies stepping... Read more »