The Future of Women at Work Grant from StitchCrew is offering non-dilutive funding of up to $10,000 for female entrepreneurs and companies that are at least 50% women-owned.

The grants are geared toward businesses in the care economy — including child care, elder care and long-term care, as well as businesses that focus on emerging technology.

The deadline is annually in August.

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TD Bank announced ten TD Ready Challenge grant recipients in 2024!

The TD Ready Challenge is currently on pause for 2025 as they assess how to best align their programs with the evolving needs of the communities they serve. Funding opportunities remain active through the TD Ready Commitment.

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The Faire Small Business Grant program is operated by the namesake online wholesale marketplace and available to U.S.-based retailers who started their business in the prior calendar year.

The $5,000 grant can be used on the platform to help stock the business owner's retail store. Owners need to provide basic info and financial details as well as short video about their business. 

Applications are due in August annually and winners are scheduled to be announced at the end of September annually.

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LegalZoom lists dozens of small business grants for varying applicants throughout the year. Application deadlines and requirements are provided, as well as additional resources.

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DoorDash, in partnership with Hello Alice, has created a Fund to provide grants and resources to local businesses across the United States and Puerto Rico affected by natural disasters or major infrastructure failures. Small businesses are the center of local economies, yet nearly 40% of small businesses are unable to reopen following a disaster, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

Disasters can occur at a moment's notice and access to capital is crucial to helping a small business rebuild their business following a disaster. To date, DoorDash has awarded nearly $10 million, helping hundreds of local business owners rebuild and recover.

Applications are open annually due in September. To be eligible, your business must be experiencing hardship due to a state, tribal, or federally-declared natural disaster or major infrastructure failure that occurred within the last 12 months, operate a brick-and-mortar location that has been open for at least six months and have a demonstrated need with a clear plan for use of funds.

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