Many of our Government Agencies and numerous Private Foundations have funds allocated for new business and/or expansion of existing businesses. The difficulty is finding them.
Private Foundations and the federal government agencies provide this money to assist existing small business owners and those who want to start their own business to change their lives and achieve financial independence. If you question why our government offers grants to small businesses because small businesses are critical to the economic growth and continued well being of the U.S economy.
The government has a special interest in facilitating the start up of small businesses as all of the economic indicators that we judge our politicians by can are impacted by the growth of new businesses. As a result, they make grants and low interest loans available to qualified Grant seekers. As a business owner or future entrepreneur, you may qualify for a variety of grants from public or private sources designed to enhance, expand or initiate your business.
The Federal and State Governments are required by law to issue Grants that are allocated to them in their budgets. The influx of Grant money into the economy creates jobs, which in turn creates more tax revenue and reduces individual (and corporate) dependency on government substance programs. With our economy in flux, the need to distribute this money and create jobs has become critical. The U.S. Government understands small businesses are essential to a vibrant economy.
Many corporations and foundations are required to grant a certain amount of their assets annually for a variety of reasons. Foundations are required to give away at least 5% of their total assets each year to maintain their tax-exempt status. The following are ways they are doing it:
- 4 Million people get money to invest in real estate
- 1 Million entrepreneurs get money to start or expand a business
- Over $30 Billion in free Government grants for small business
- Over $10 Billion for entrepreneurs in the form of low interest small business loans
- Approximately $12 Billion set aside in direct small business grants for women, low-income and minority entrepreneurs
- Over $90 Million available for entrepreneurs to help ensure the continued success of their businesses
- Millions available in Small Business Start-Up Capital
- 80 sources of federal government giveaways for entrepreneurs
- Over 3,000 sources of state government giveaways and help for entrepreneurs
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