When you start a small business, there’s one thing you need more than anything else: money. However, getting money to fund a ...

Building new relationships within the community, along with exploring alternative approaches such as local community funding, private sector partnerships and intersectional grant opportunities, can ...

Women's business ownership is a driving force in the American economy, creating millions of jobs and generating trillions in revenue. Beyond impressive numbers, women entrepreneurs bring unique ...

Women of color are among the fastest-growing groups of entrepreneurs in the United States. Yet, they continue to face persistent disparities in access to business funding. Despite this growth, women ...

The government and nonprofits provide funds for felons who want to start a business. Here is a list of options, from grants to crowdfunding to loans.

If you’ve been a service member in the U.S. military and have an entrepreneurial spirit, small business grants for veterans can help you start or grow your venture. Check your eligibility for these ...

Raising money for a small business is never easy—and some of the traditional avenues for securing capital, from institutional investors to friends and family rounds, come with a lot of baggage. Grants ...