Grants are sums of money given to help further the goals of small businesses or individuals. They can be awarded by government entities or private businesses. Unlike a loan, grants do not need to be repaid.
Raise awareness, attract donors, and recruit new volunteers using Google search ads. Google Ad Grants shows your message to people searching for nonprofits like yours. Each qualifying nonprofit has access to up to $10,000 per month in search ads shown on Google.com.
Since 2016, we’ve amplified the individuals, businesses & orgs who are boots on the ground everyday trying to make the world a better place. We’re proud to launch The Amplifier Grant as the next extension of that work, awarding at least $5,000 in funds every season. The Amplifier Grant is a fund by The Outrage accepting applications on a rolling basis with at least $5,000 in funds awarded on a seasonal basis (ie. Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall). After 7+ years of building resources and tools to
We’ve partnered with the NBA, WNBA, and NBA G League to offer $3 million in grant funding and services to small business owners and emerging entrepreneurs. Now in its third season, Fast Break for Small Business is the largest grant program for small business owners. The program aims to assist business owners with the tools and resources they need to start and grow their businesses—the perfect play. This opportunity is designed to support both established and budding business ventures with the
This grant is available to artists who have completed a degree program within the last two years or who have started working in fibers within the last five years.
Each month, our judges review all the applications — then select 10 finalists. One of those finalists will be the monthly $10,000 Amber Grant grant winner. All business categories, including non-profits, are eligible for the Amber Grant each month. The $10,000 Amber Grant winner each month qualifies for the year-end grant of $25,000.
Are you in the “idea phase” of your business? We have an additional grant opportunity for you: Our WomensNet Startup Grant. We define a “startup” as a business in the “idea phase,” or one that has only had minimal sales (less than $10,000). Even though startups are eligible for our monthly Amber Grants, we’ve created an additional grant especially for this underserved sector. The $10,000 Amber Grant winner each month qualifies for the year-end grant of $25,000.
Pollock-Krasner grants have enabled artists to create new work, purchase needed materials and pay for studio rent, as well as their personal expenses. Past recipients of Pollock-Krasner grants acknowledge their critical impact in allowing concentrated time for studio work, and in preparing for exhibitions and other professional opportunities such as accepting a residency.
The Awesome Foundation is a global community committed to promoting "awesome" by providing $1,000 micro-grants, funded by local chapter trustees, to support diverse and inspiring projects. Each chapter independently defines "awesome," resulting in a wide variety of initiatives in arts, technology, community development, and more. These projects often evoke surprise and delight, sometimes challenge norms, and frequently inspire.
Innovate Grant supports photographers through quarterly $1,800.00 grants. We believe that new ideas come from sparks of inspiration and aim to provide just that, access to mighty bursts of financial support so that you can focus on making your important and innovative work. Innovate Grant was created out of the frustration of applying to grants with time-consuming requirements.
Innovate Grant supports visual artists through quarterly $1,800.00 grants. We believe that new ideas come from sparks of inspiration and aim to provide just that, access to mighty bursts of financial support so that you can focus on making your important and innovative work. Innovate Grant was created out of the frustration of applying to grants with time-consuming requirements.
The HerRise MicroGrants, offering $1,000 each, are open to women of color entrepreneurs across diverse fields. Eligible businesses must be 51% owned by women of color, registered in the US, and have less than $1 million in gross revenue. If you're an entrepreneur with a transformative vision, apply for the HerRise MicroGrant by sharing the essence of your business story.
The Freed Fellowship Grant is a monthly $500 award given to a business owner in the US to invest in their existing business, with no strings attached and no equity required. Each grant submission is reviewed against the 5C Framework, which analyzes five key components crucial for business success: Context (why the market is favorable), Content (the compelling core narrative), Community (the community found or created), Chemistry (the unique special sauce), and Commerce (how money is made).
The Amazon MGM Studios Film Fellowship provides a $10,000 grant to a visionary filmmaker in Project Involve. For over 30 years, Project Involve has been Film Independent's most vital and impactful program, leading the mission to create a more inclusive and equitable industry by supporting emerging filmmakers from underrepresented communities.
The Los Angeles Media Fund Fellowship provides a $10,000 grant to a remarkable Project Involve Fellow. For over 30 years, Project Involve has been Film Independent's most vital and impactful program, leading the mission to create a more inclusive and equitable industry by supporting emerging filmmakers from underrepresented communities.
The Panavision Fellowship provides an outstanding cinematographer in Project Involve with a camera rental package valued at $60,000 for use on a future project produced in the US. For over 30 years, Project Involve has been Film Independent's most vital and impactful program, leading the mission to create a more inclusive and equitable industry by supporting emerging filmmakers from underrepresented communities.
Now in its 10th year, the Sony Pictures Entertainment Fellowship provides a $10,000 grant to an outstanding filmmaker in Project Involve. For over 30 years, Project Involve has been Film Independent's most vital and impactful program, leading the mission to create a more inclusive and equitable industry by supporting emerging filmmakers from underrepresented communities.