We offer Business Grants, Personal Grants, Educational Grants and more

Researching business, personal, and educational grants can be challenging due to all of the various components. It is important that an individual or business pay attention to the who, what, where, when, and how when completing their grant research. Upon applying for any business, personal or educational grants, individuals or businesses must note the different requirements they must meet to qualify for a grant.

Entity seeking funding: Any and all available grants qualify as either an individual, business or nonprofit grant. Individual grants include educational grant programs, housing and personal grants. Business grants are available to those that are starting or expanding their business, or conducting research, investing in new technology, revitalization and job retraining programs.

Nonprofit grants are geared towards improving communities, humanitarian efforts and environmental projects. To qualify for a nonprofit grant the organization must have a 501c3 tax exempt status from the federal government.

Specific categories for qualification: Many grants cater to a specific group, such as women, minorities, veterans, and senior citizens. To qualify for grants that have one or multiple of those requirements, you must prove which group you belong to.

Main benefiter of grant: Corporations, organizations, and many other grant funding outlets look to award their funding to those whom they believe will help benefit their goal of the grant the most. Businesses and nonprofit organizations should be sure to look into grants that have the same or similar goal and/or purpose with the funding.

Allowable usage of awarded funds: One of the most crucial components when researching grants is to look into the rules and regulations that are to be followed if awarded the grant funding. It is important to look into how the money is to be used once awarded because if it is used incorrectly the individual or business could risk having to repay all of the awarded money. Not paying attention to the award rules could end in a waste of time and energy with no helpful outcome to an individual or business.

Current phase of the business: It is especially important for those seeking business grants to state when their business began and what stage they are in now and why they need that funding. Business grants are offered when the business is just an idea, a startup, has become established, and also for expansions down the road.

Have financial information on hand for application: When applying for grants it is handy to have tax return paperwork dating back several years, as well as recently updated financial statements. Having this information available and on hand will help make the grant search easy and save time, especially during the application process. This paperwork being available during the research process will allow for an individual or business to find more eligible opportunities and grants that cater more specifically towards their needs.

To help provide you with the research help you need to apply, we have a small fee to cover the marketing and research costs associated with locating our database of thousands of applications. The fee is $34.95 for the first month of access. We also provide you with our GUARANTEE. If you apply to one of the sources on our site and get turned down, we will issue you a refund. All we ask is that you provide us with a copy of your denial letter. You will have 90 days from the date you register to submit your refund along with a copy of your denial letter. You have absolutely nothing to lose! We have the tools and resources to help you in your quest for funding!