3 grants that you most likely qualify for

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Grants are Grants are non-repayablenon-repayablefunds or productsfunds or productsdisbursed by one partydisbursed by one party(grant makers), often a (grant makers), often a government department, government department, corporation,corporation,foundation or trust, to a foundation or trust, to a recipient.recipient.

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#1 Grants for Women#1 Grants for WomenWith all of the advancements in society

aside, inequality between the sexes still exists.

In the effort of continuing to level the playing field, grant and assistance programs geared (and even restricted) to a female audience have emerged.

Programs focus on education and scholarships; starting a business. assistance and / or benefits to single

mothers in emergency situations for such things as housing and food

Detailed information is available on grantwatchdog.com

3 Grants you most likely qualify for:3 Grants you most likely qualify for:

#2 Small business Grants#2 Small business Grants



If your business is likely to qualify for Small business financing (SBA Loan program), than you have amazong options:

This programs is less known, but widely available:

It provides a guarantee to banks and lenders for the money they lend to small businesses owners.

This guarantee protects the lenders interests by promising to pay a portion of the loan back if the business owner defaults on the loan.

Applicant must have a high school diploma, a GED, approved homeschool recognition, eligible career pathway alternative program, or 6 completed

#3 Educational Grants#3 Educational Grants



Applicant must have a high school diploma, a GED, approved homeschool recognition, eligible career pathway alternative program, or 6 completed

Low- or moderate- (in some circumstances) income students with financial need.

Not incarcerated.

The student must be attending a participating school.

Only US citizens or eligible noncitizens can receive grants.

The applicant needs a valid social security number.

If you are 18-25 and male you must be registered with Selective Service (see https://www.sss.gov).

Learn how to get your GrantLearn how to get your Grant

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