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Grants
The SBA helps businesses find funding
The
Small Business Administration does not provide grants to start or
expand a business. Instead, we help businesses get loans, surety bonds,
and even find venture capital. See if you qualify for any of our funding programs, or schedule to meet with a counselor to talk about financing your business.
Grants for research and development
If your small business is engaged in scientific research and development, you may qualify for federal grants under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs.
These programs encourage small firms to undertake scientific research
that helps meet federal research and development objectives and have
high potential for commercialization if successful.
Grants for other uses
The
federal government generally offers grants only to nonprofits,
educational institutions, and state and local governments. Sometimes,
nonprofits and state or local governments offer economic development
grants directly to small businesses. Check with your local and state
governments for local grant opportunities. Visit grants.gov to search for federal grants that might apply to your business.
Need help? Get free business counseling.
Get
advice from partner organizations like SCORE mentors, Small Business
Development Centers, and Women’s Business Centers. Find one now.
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