104 grants are open or opening soon. Last check Oct 18, 2026.
Showing 104 grants
Closes in 1 dayCuyahoga County (Cleveland area), OH
Cuyahoga County Office of Small Business
Up to $10,000
Small businesses and entrepreneurs in Cuyahoga County seeking to stabilize, modernize or grow.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on cuyahogacounty.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 4 daysAlbany, NY
Capitalize Albany Corporation / City of Albany
Up to $10,000
Small businesses and not-for-profits anywhere in the City of Albany making exterior renovations such as storefronts, signs, lighting, awnings and paint.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on capitalizealbany.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 5 daysHouston (Downtown, TIRZ #3), TX
Downtown Redevelopment Authority (TIRZ #3) / Downtown Houston+
Up to $250,000
Property owners and tenants revitalizing building facades inside the TIRZ #3 boundary.
No matchBig jobAny owner
Checked . Official page on downtownhouston.org (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 10 daysHouston, TX
Hello Alice
Up to $1,000
Revenue-generating, tech-enabled Texas businesses with a venture-scalable or venture-viable product.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on helloalice.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 12 daysCamden, SC (historic downtown & Dusty Bend)
City of Camden, SC Planning & Development
Up to $10,000
Owners or tenants (with owner letter) of commercial or mixed-use buildings on designated downtown and Dusty Bend road segments.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on experiencecamdensc.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 12 daysTucson (Rio Nuevo District), AZ
Groundswell Capital (CDFI) with Rio Nuevo and Tucson IDA
Up to $25,000
Start-ups (launched in the last two years) and existing micro-businesses in the Rio Nuevo District (or mobile businesses earning 75%+ of revenue there) with gross revenue under $300,000.
No matchMediumMinority-owned
Checked . Official page on groundswellcapital.org (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 12 daysVirginia Beach
Virginia Beach Development Authority / VB HIVE
Up to $10,000
Virginia Beach micro-businesses (or service-disabled-veteran businesses under 25 employees), licensed and operating in the city 1+ year, current on local taxes, no city/VBDA grant in last 12 months.
Pays you backMediumWomen-ownedMinority-ownedVeteran-owned
Checked . Official page on yesvirginiabeach.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 12 daysChicago (rotating TIF districts), IL
City of Chicago DPD. administered by SomerCor
Up to $150,000
Tenants and owners of commercial (sales up to $9M) or industrial (up to 200 FTE) properties in TIF districts with an open monthly SBIF window.
Pays you backBig jobAny owner
Closes in 12 daysAnn Arbor, MI
City of Ann Arbor (EPA Pollution Prevention funds)
Up to $33,300
Independently owned Ann Arbor food retailers (convenience stores, small grocers, liquor stores.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Closes in 12 daysOhio (statewide)
Ohio Department of Development
Up to $30,000
Ohio employers registered with the Secretary of State, with a physical non-residential Ohio location and Ohio-resident W-2 employees, upskilling staff via approved tech credentials.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on development.ohio.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 13 daysFlagstaff, AZ
City of Flagstaff Economic Development
Up to $30,000
Existing businesses with 1 to 150 employees physically located in Flagstaff city limits.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on chooseflagstaff.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 13 daysNational
Hidden Star (501(c)(3))
$2,500
Women- and minority-owned small businesses in the US.
No matchQuickWomen-ownedMinority-owned
Checked . Official page on galaxyofstars.org (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 13 daysMission, TX
Mission Economic Development Corporation
Up to $15,000
Businesses inside Mission city limits with under 30 employees, under $1M annual net revenue, 2+ years operating with 2 years of tax returns and good tax standing.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on missionedc.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 14 daysTucson (selected construction corridors), AZ
City of Tucson (ARPA)
Up to $10,000
Independent Tucson businesses adjacent to selected city construction corridors for 6+ months before construction, with a city license, fewer than 25 FTE and under $2M revenue.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on tucsonaz.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes in 14 daysBoston, MA
City of Boston Office of Small Business (CDBG)
Up to $200,000
For-profit Boston businesses (or commercial property owners) with a physical storefront, at least 3 years left on the lease plus landlord permission, and funds for their share.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Closes Nov 2Arizona (statewide)
Arizona Commerce Authority / SBA FAST
Up to $3,000
Arizona for-profit small businesses (SBIR-eligible: 50%+ US-owned, 500 or fewer employees) preparing a federal SBIR/STTR proposal.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on azcommerce.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 5Milwaukee commercial corridors, WI
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Up to $5,000
Milwaukee businesses and commercial property owners renovating street-facing facades.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on city.milwaukee.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 5Milwaukee neighborhood business districts, WI
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Up to $50,000
Retail projects in neighborhood business districts (not home-based).
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on city.milwaukee.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 5Milwaukee commercial corridors, WI
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Up to $2,500
Milwaukee business owners creating or updating storefront signage to current design standards.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on city.milwaukee.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 5Milwaukee commercial corridors, WI
City of Milwaukee Department of City Development
Up to $25,000
Commercial tenants, building owners or developers activating vacant commercial/retail spaces in Milwaukee corridors.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on city.milwaukee.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 6National
Fifteen Percent Pledge and Sephora
Up to $100,000
US beauty CPG businesses with $100k+ annual revenue, 1+ year operating, and 51%+ ownership by underrepresented founders (including Black, AAPI, Hispanic, Indigenous, LGBTQIA+, women, first-generation immigrant founders).
No matchMediumBlack-ownedHispanic-ownedMinority-ownedWomen-ownedLGBTQ+-owned
Checked . Official page on 15percentpledge.org (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 7Maryland (statewide)
Maryland Department of Transportation / Purple Line Transit Partners
Up to $50,000
Customer-facing businesses (50 or fewer employees, up to $2M gross sales) within 1/4 mile of the Purple Line, open at that location before Jan 1, 2025, in good standing with SDAT.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on purplelinemd.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 10Denver (East Colfax, Roslyn St to Yosemite St), CO
Denver Economic Development & Opportunity with The Fax Partnership and Mile High United Way
Up to $15,000
Denver retail, food, arts/recreation or personal-service businesses within 350 ft of East Colfax BRT construction with $30k to $5M 2025 revenue and a 20%+ revenue decline over 90 days.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on denvergov.org (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 12Route 66 corridor (IL, MO, KS, OK, TX, NM, AZ, CA)
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Up to $10,000
Owners (18+) of independent brick-and-mortar legacy businesses or businesses in historic buildings with a geographic or thematic tie to Route 66.
No matchMediumMinority-ownedWomen-ownedLGBTQ+-ownedVeteran-owned
Checked . Official page on grantinterface.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes Nov 20Chicago (12 South and West Side corridors), IL
City of Chicago Dept. of Planning and Development. administered by Allies for Community Business
No cap listed
Small businesses and property owners improving vacant commercial spaces in 12 designated South and West Side corridors.
Pays you backBig jobAny owner
Closes Dec 7National
Verizon with LISC (administrator)
Up to $10,000
Take 2 free Digital Ready courses by Dec 7 to open the form.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on pilot-digitalready.verizonwireless.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes Dec 11California (statewide)
California Department of Food and Agriculture via CCOF Foundation
Up to $20,000
California farmers with up to $400,000 in gross sales (dairies up to $1M), including socially disadvantaged producers, affected by drought, extreme weather or other climate impacts.
No matchMediumMinority-owned
Closes Dec 15National
U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation Hiring Our Heroes, supported by FedEx
Up to $25,000
Businesses 51%+ owned by honorably discharged veterans, current Guard/Reserve members or military spouses, with 3 to 20 workers (including owner and 1099 contractors), under $5M revenue, in a distressed ZIP (DCI stress score 40+) or showing hardship.
No matchMediumVeteran-owned
Checked . Official page on hiringourheroes.org (opens in a new tab)
Closes Dec 31National
USDA Farm Service Agency
Up to $750
Certified organic producers and handlers who paid USDA organic certification fees to an accredited certifier (crops, wild crops, livestock, handling, state program fees).
No matchQuickRural
Checked . Official page on fsa.usda.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes Dec 31Oak Park (Hemingway District), IL
Village of Oak Park
Up to $5,000
Businesses (including non-sales-tax businesses) and commercial property owners in the Hemingway Business District affected by the Oak Park Avenue reconstruction.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on gotomygrants.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes Dec 31Seattle, WA
City of Seattle Office of Economic Development
Up to $15,000
Independently owned Seattle businesses (≤5 locations, active city business license) reimbursed for already-paid repairs to storefront damage (doors, locks, windows, signs) from incidents on/after July 1, 2024.
No matchQuickAny owner
Closes Dec 31Seattle, WA
City of Seattle Office of Economic Development
Up to $10,000
Independent Seattle storefronts or food trucks (up to 50 FTE, $1k to $7M revenue, no more than 5 locations) that complete a free CPTED security assessment and then buy eligible security upgrades.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Closes Feb 15Tampa, FL
City of Tampa (CDBG)
Up to $3,000
Tampa microenterprises with 5 or fewer FTEs (including owners), owner household income at or below 80% AMI (or serving an LMI area), that complete required technical assistance and a business plan.
No matchMediumAny owner
Closes Mar 19Pennsylvania (statewide)
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Up to $12,000
Pennsylvania businesses with 100 or fewer full-time employees for energy-efficiency, pollution-prevention or runoff projects that save at least $500 and 20% a year.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Closes May 1Colorado (statewide)
Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment (Colorado Green Business Network)
Up to $4,500
Colorado businesses of any size and sector, in good standing with the Secretary of State and registered in GreenBiz Tracker, with a custom project that saves energy, fuel or water.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on cdphe.colorado.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes May 1Colorado (statewide)
Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment (Colorado Green Business Network)
Up to $500
Colorado businesses registered in GreenBiz Tracker with a W-9, choosing items from CGBN's energy- and water-saving catalog.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on cdphe.colorado.gov (opens in a new tab)
Closes May 1National
Halstead Bead, Inc.
Up to $7,500
Emerging jewelry designers working primarily in silver.
No matchBig jobAny owner
Checked . Official page on grant.halsteadbead.com (opens in a new tab)
Closes Jun 30Pennsylvania (statewide)
Pennsylvania DCED via WEDnetPA partner colleges
Up to $50,000
Pennsylvania companies in eligible industries (manufacturing, life sciences, agriculture, energy, robotics & tech) training full-time-benefits-eligible PA employees earning at least $17.31/hour.
No matchMediumAny owner
Closes Sep 15Michigan (statewide)
Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC)
Up to $15,000
Michigan small businesses in operation 1+ year with $100,000+ gross revenue, export-ready goods or services (51% US content).
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on michiganbusiness.org (opens in a new tab)
Closes Sep 29New York (statewide)
Empire State Development (Global NY)
Up to $10,000
For-profit New York businesses operating 1+ year with export-ready products (51% US content).
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Closes Sep 29North Carolina (statewide)
Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC)
Up to $12,000
North Carolina small businesses that export or are export-ready, for trade shows, export marketing, website localization, EXIM insurance and similar costs.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Closes Oct 15Rockford (business-association districts), IL
City of Rockford Community & Economic Development
Up to $15,000
Customer-facing retail, restaurant, cafe or experiential businesses opening a first or second Rockford location in a ground-floor storefront vacant 6+ months in Downtown/River District, N Main, S Main, 7th St-Midtown or E State St-Miracle Mile.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on rockfordil.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingSan Francisco, CA
City and County of San Francisco (OEWD / Office of Small Business)
Up to $10,000
San Francisco small businesses making eligible accessibility improvements to storefronts that support ADA compliance.
Pays you backMediumDisability-owned
RollingSan Francisco, CA
City and County of San Francisco
Up to $2,500
San Francisco food service businesses leasing or buying automatic dishwashers to switch from disposable to reusable foodware for on-site dining.
No matchQuickAny owner
RollingMadison (eligible TIDs), WI
City of Madison Economic Development (TIF)
Up to $50,000
Independent (51%+ Dane County-owned) retail, restaurant or retail-service businesses (incl.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on cityofmadison.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingSeguin, TX
City of Seguin / Seguin EDC
Up to $10,000
Seguin commercial properties undertaking facade, sign, site or other real-property improvements that have not yet started.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on info.seguinedc.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingNational
CERF+ (Craft Emergency Relief Fund)
Up to $1,000
US-based individual craft artists (18+, 2 years US residence) with a public-facing practice who suffered an unforeseen, substantially disruptive emergency (fire, flood, theft, injury, major illness) in the last 90 days.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on cerfplus.org (opens in a new tab)
RollingColorado (statewide)
Colorado Energy Office
Up to $50,000
Colorado businesses and workplaces that will own and operate publicly accessible Level 2 chargers or outlets (rolling lane, $50k or less).
Pays you backMediumWomen-ownedMinority-ownedVeteran-owned
Checked . Official page on energyoffice.colorado.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingOak Park, IL
Village of Oak Park
Up to $6,000
Licensed Oak Park businesses or commercial owners investing in efficient lighting, gas-to-electric appliances, zero-waste, EV charging or solar.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
RollingOak Park, IL
Village of Oak Park
Up to $5,000
Sales-tax-generating Oak Park businesses or commercial property owners with an active business license, upgrading signs, windows, doors, awnings or art.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
RollingLakewood, OH
City of Lakewood, Ohio
Up to $30,000
Lakewood commercial property owners or businesses (with owner authorization) doing a full storefront renovation including the facade.
Pays you backBig jobAny owner
Checked . Official page on lakewoodoh.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingGrand Rapids (Southtown, West Side, North Quarter, Michigan Street, South Division-Grandville, Uptown)
City of Grand Rapids & its six Corridor Improvement Authorities
No cap listed
Property owners and businesses inside one of the six CIA boundaries making exterior upgrades.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on grandrapidsmi.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingMarietta (DMDA District, Atlanta metro), GA
Downtown Marietta Development Authority (City of Marietta)
Up to $3,000
Business owners located within the DMDA District improving storefront signage and/or awnings.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on mariettaga.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingRochester (Downtown special service district), MN
City of Rochester / Rochester Downtown Alliance (RDA)
Up to $13,500
Property or business owners in the Downtown Rochester special service district (buildings 3+ years old).
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on downtownrochestermn.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingWoodbridge Township (Downtown SID, NYC metro), NJ
Downtown Woodbridge Special Improvement District / Woodbridge Township
Up to $2,500
Business owners and tenants located within the Downtown Woodbridge SID boundaries doing facade work on their storefronts.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on twp.woodbridge.nj.us (opens in a new tab)
RollingHouston (Downtown), TX
Houston Downtown Management District / Downtown Houston+
Up to $15,000
Downtown Houston businesses and property owners activating outdoor space with seating, umbrellas, planters, awnings or lighting.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on downtownhouston.org (opens in a new tab)
RollingRoanoke (Enterprise Zone), VA
City of Roanoke Economic Development Authority
Up to $25,000
Commercial, industrial or mixed-use (no more than 80% residential) buildings in the Roanoke Enterprise Zone with a facade on a public right-of-way and a public entrance.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on roanokeva.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingNational
Etsy, administered by CERF+
$2,000
US Etsy sellers with an active shop for 1+ year in good standing who live and operate in an area hit by a federally or state-declared natural disaster within the past year.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on action.etsy.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingScranton (HUD low-to-moderate income areas), PA
City of Scranton
Up to $10,000
Scranton small businesses in HUD low-to-moderate income areas, current on taxes and trash fees, with no open code-enforcement issues.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on scrantonpa.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingHampton, VA
Hampton Economic Development Authority
Up to $20,000
Hampton business owners and commercial property owners (no national franchises, stand-alone chains, nonprofits or residential-only buildings) making exterior improvements.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
RollingBaltimore City, MD
Baltimore Development Corporation
Up to $50,000
Business and property owners improving exteriors of commercial or industrial properties in Baltimore City.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on baltimoredevelopment.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingRichmond (Arts & Cultural District Incentive Zone), VA
City of Richmond Planning & Development Review
Up to $13,614
Tenants or owners of buildings in Richmond's Arts and Cultural District Incentive Zone doing a substantial facade renovation.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
RollingLakewood, OH
City of Lakewood, Ohio
Up to $2,500
Lakewood businesses or owners making street-facing exterior improvements (signs, awnings, lighting, landscaping) on commercial or mixed-use buildings.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on lakewoodoh.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingLansing, MI
Lansing Economic Development Corporation
Up to $50,000
Commercially zoned properties in Lansing city limits with an operating (or opening) business.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on lansingedc.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingFrederick (Downtown), MD
Downtown Frederick Partnership (MD Community Legacy funds)
Up to $20,000
Building owners or tenants (with owner authorization) of commercial buildings in Downtown Frederick Partnership boundaries (Market, Patrick, Everedy Square/Shab Row, Carroll Creek frontages).
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on downtownfrederick.org (opens in a new tab)
RollingWorcester, MA
City of Worcester Business & Community Development (CDBG)
Up to $50,000
Owners of commercial buildings with street-level storefronts.
Pays you backBig jobAny owner
Checked . Official page on worcesterma.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingErie (Downtown Improvement District), PA
Erie Downtown Partnership
Up to $10,000
Assessed commercial property owners and businesses in Erie's Downtown Improvement District (Bayfront to 14th St, W Holland to E Sassafras) improving the primary entrance facade.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on eriedowntown.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingJacksonville (Economically Distressed Areas), FL
City of Jacksonville Office of Economic Development
No cap listed
Existing commercial or retail businesses in designated economically distressed areas (EDA level 1 or 2) renovating facades.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on jacksonville.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingOak Park, IL
Village of Oak Park
Up to $5,000
Licensed Oak Park businesses or commercial owners upgrading fire alarms/sprinklers, extinguishers or Knox boxes.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
RollingGeorgia (statewide)
Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD)
No cap listed
Georgia small businesses (SBA size) operating 1+ year that are export-ready with 51% US content.
Pays you backMediumWomen-ownedMinority-ownedVeteran-ownedRural
Checked . Official page on gaexportgrant.submittable.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingNew York (statewide)
Empire State Development (Global NY)
Up to $25,000
New York companies with 500 or fewer NY employees, in business 1+ year, starting or expanding exports, with 51% NY value or a local-producer certification (e.g., Made in NY).
Pays you backBig jobAny owner
RollingMemphis (Uptown TIF District), TN
Memphis & Shelby County Community Redevelopment Agency
Up to $25,000
Commercial property owners or tenants with a signed lease in the Uptown TIF District, current on taxes, making street-visible exterior improvements.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on cramemphis.org (opens in a new tab)
RollingMinneapolis (Uptown), MN
City of Minneapolis Great Streets / Uptown Association
Up to $10,000
Property owners or tenants (with landlord approval) in the Uptown business district improving street-visible exteriors.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on uptownminneapolis.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingCity of Frederick, MD
City of Frederick Department of Economic Development
Up to $10,000
Small businesses under 25 FTE (incl.
Pays you backMediumWomen-ownedMinority-owned
Checked . Official page on businessinfrederick.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingIllinois (statewide)
Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity (DCEO)
Up to $10,000
Illinois small firms (under 500 employees) operating 1+ year with at least $250,000 gross revenue (exceptions possible) and at least 51% US / 25% Illinois content.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on dceo.illinois.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingOak Park, IL
Village of Oak Park
Up to $5,000
Sales-tax-generating Oak Park businesses or commercial owners improving interiors (flooring, paint, first-floor HVAC, windows/doors).
Pays you backQuickAny owner
RollingOhio (statewide)
JobsOhio
No cap listed
Ohio businesses with $100k to $25M revenue, 1+ year operating, in one of JobsOhio's 10 target industries with mostly B2B sales, planning an eligible investment (equipment, facility, software, training).
No matchBig jobAny owner
Checked . Official page on jobsohio.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingNashville-Davidson County, TN
Metro Nashville Mayor's Office of Economic & Community Development
Up to $30,000
For-profit, independent, locally owned Nashville businesses continuously operating 10+ years that contribute to their neighborhood's culture, history or identity.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on nashville.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingAkron (South Main St, SR 59 to E Cedar St), OH
Downtown Akron Development Corporation (Knight Foundation, DFA)
Up to $10,000
Businesses or landowners on Downtown Akron's South Main Street corridor making permanent facade improvements (signs, awnings, lighting, windows).
Pays you backQuickAny owner
RollingMichigan (statewide)
Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA)
Up to $5,000
Michigan employers with 250 or fewer employees under MIOSHA jurisdiction buying safety/health equipment and training justified by a site-specific evaluation.
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on michigan.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingMinnesota (statewide)
State of Minnesota (DEED) / Minneapolis & Saint Paul program administrator
No cap listed
Businesses (and earned-revenue nonprofits) in eligible Minneapolis/Saint Paul areas with gross revenue of $750,000 or less, 50%+ Minnesota-based employees, a filed latest tax return, and no Round 1 award.
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on mnpromiseact.org (opens in a new tab)
RollingRochester, NY
City of Rochester Dept. of Neighborhood and Business Development
Up to $8,000
Retail and neighborhood-service businesses in a commercial building within Rochester city limits.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on cityofrochester.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingMaryland (statewide)
Maryland Department of Commerce
Up to $200,000
Maryland employers (priority: manufacturing and technology) with at least 10 full-time employees, current on state taxes, training incumbent or new Maryland workers.
Pays you backMediumMinority-owned
Checked . Official page on commerce.maryland.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingNashville-Davidson County (eligible census tracts), TN
Metro Nashville Mayor's Office of Economic & Community Development
Up to $50,000
Businesses with fewer than 100 employees and a Davidson County location rehabbing commercial property (existing value up to $2M) in designated census tracts.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on nashville.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingTexas (statewide)
Texas Workforce Commission
Up to $2,000
Texas businesses with fewer than 100 employees.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on twc.texas.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingSan Francisco, CA
City and County of San Francisco (OEWD)
Up to $10,000
San Francisco small businesses recovering and reopening after a major fire or vehicular accident.
No matchQuickAny owner
RollingKansas City, KS
Unified Government of Wyandotte County / Kansas City, KS
Up to $10,000
Existing (1+ year) Kansas City, KS businesses with 25 or fewer employees preparing to expand.
No matchMediumAny owner
RollingAtlanta (7 Tax Allocation Districts), GA
Invest Atlanta
Up to $50,000
Small businesses (tenants) and commercial property owners in the Campbellton Road, Eastside, Hollowell-ML King, Metropolitan Parkway, Perry Bolton, Stadium Neighborhoods or Westside TADs.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on investatlanta.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingBoynton Beach, FL
City of Boynton Beach
Up to $2,500
Boynton Beach for-profit businesses (1+ year, outside CRA districts, current BTR) for websites, branding, social or digital ads.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on boynton-beach.org (opens in a new tab)
RollingBoynton Beach, FL
City of Boynton Beach
Up to $10,000
For-profit businesses operating 1+ year in Boynton Beach city limits (outside CRA districts) with a current Business Tax Receipt.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on boynton-beach.org (opens in a new tab)
RollingPhiladelphia (approved corridors), PA
City of Philadelphia Department of Commerce
Up to $30,000
Business and property owners on approved commercial corridors upgrading masonry, paint, windows, doors, lighting, see-through grills, signs, awnings or cornices.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
RollingSan Diego, CA
City of San Diego Economic Development
Up to $16,000
San Diego small businesses with 25 or fewer employees, a street-facing storefront and a valid business tax certificate.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on sandiego.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingCambridge, MA
City of Cambridge Community Development Department
Up to $50,000
Cambridge commercial property owners or business tenants improving the building front (accessibility, energy-efficient doors/windows, signage, lighting, historic restoration).
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on cambridgema.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingCanton (Core Targeted Investment Areas), OH
City of Canton, Ohio
Up to $25,000
Commercial/retail properties in Canton's Core Targeted Investment Areas rehabilitating the primary storefront facade.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on cantonohio.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingTrenton (Downtown Special Improvement District), NJ
Trenton Downtown Association
Up to $5,000
Small business owners and commercial/mixed-use property owners in the downtown Trenton Special Improvement District doing approved exterior work (paint, signage, lighting).
Pays you backQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on trenton-downtown.com (opens in a new tab)
RollingSan Antonio (Eastside, TIRZ #11), TX
SAGE (San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside) with City of San Antonio
Up to $10,000
Businesses and commercial property owners in or adjacent to the TIRZ #11 boundary making exterior-only improvements.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
RollingNewark (West Ward UEZ: Orange St & South Orange Ave corridors), NJ
Invest Newark / Newark Urban Enterprise Zone (with Partnership West)
Up to $10,000
UEZ-certified Newark businesses (owners or tenants with 2+ years on the lease) on Orange St (1st St to Roseville Ave) or South Orange Ave (Bergen to Dover St).
No matchMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on investnewark.org (opens in a new tab)
RollingSan Francisco (Downtown), CA
City and County of San Francisco (OEWD)
No cap listed
Entrepreneurs opening pop-up locations in vacant downtown San Francisco storefronts.
No matchMediumAny owner
RollingNashville-Davidson County, TN
Metro Nashville Mayor's Office of Economic & Community Development
Up to $10,000
Davidson County businesses with 5 to 99 employees running formal training leading to a recognized industry credential.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on nashville.gov (opens in a new tab)
RollingMassachusetts (statewide)
Commonwealth Corporation (Massachusetts)
Up to $15,000
Massachusetts businesses with 100 or fewer MA employees that pay into the Workforce Training Fund, training staff through courses in the Express directory.
No matchQuickAny owner
Checked . Official page on commcorp.org (opens in a new tab)
Opens Oct 28National
National Young Farmers Coalition (with Whole Foods Market match)
Up to $50,000
US farmers and ranchers aged 40 or younger (as of Dec 31, 2027) producing food or fiber, proposing 1 to 4 conservation practices new to that land in the 2027 season.
No matchBig jobYoung ownersRural
Checked . Official page on youngfarmers.org (opens in a new tab)
Opens Nov 9National
REI Co-op Path Ahead Ventures
$7,500 or $25,000
US outdoor product brand.
No matchBig jobMinority-owned
Opens Jan 7Raleigh, NC
City of Raleigh
No cap listed
Owners/businesses activating vacant or underutilized commercial space in Raleigh for new business use or jobs.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on raleighnc.gov (opens in a new tab)
Opens Jan 7Raleigh, NC
City of Raleigh
Up to $10,000
Raleigh commercial property owners and businesses refurbishing exteriors visible from public streets.
Pays you backMediumAny owner
Checked . Official page on raleighnc.gov (opens in a new tab)