Business Grants & Funding

Business Grants are easily funded by the government since US government is in desparate need of new business ideas. In addition, businesses increase employment in the surrounding areas, pay taxes to the government as well as help in the positive growth of the overall economy.

Do You Have a Great Idea That You Want to Get Funded?

Are You a Business or College That Needs Funding?

The US Government is giving away over 100 Million dollars in business, research and technology business grants alone.

Starting a new business or expand an existing one, equipment financing, acquisition of a new or existing business, rent, salaries, office expenses, overhead. There are many programs to help women start their own businesses. Remember, this is free money that never has to be paid back. You can use this money to pay yourself a salary as you start your new business.

If only more people knew about these giant government and foundation giveaways the country would experience phenomenal growth by circulating this money back into the system.

Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Outreach Programs

• Technology research and development by small business concerns.
• Technology transfer from university research to technology-based small business concerns.
• Technology deployment and diffusion benefiting small business concerns.
• To enhance the technological capabilities of small business concerns through the establishment or operation of consortia comprised of entities, organizations or individuals.
• Provide outreach, financial and technical assistance to technology based small business concerns participating in or interested in participating in the SBIR program.
• Make grants or loans to companies to pay a portion or all of the cost of developing Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant proposals.

Establish or operate a mentoring network within the FAST program to provide business advice and counseling that will assist small business concerns that have been identified by FAST program participants, SBIR program Managers, the Administration (SBA) or other entities that are knowledgeable about the SBIR and STTR programs as good candidates for the SBIR and STTR programs and that would benefit from mentoring.

The SBIR and STTR programs are two powerful tools for harnessing the small business sector's technological creativity and ingenuity to meet government's research and development needs.