“Free Grants for Everyone From Obama?
$17,500 You Never Have to Repay???”
Find out the TRUTH about Obama’s “free grants” — Plus…
How to get gov’t Money as a Woman-Owned Business
Funding Your Woman-Owned Business
Can Be a Challenge — But You Can Do It!
Calling all women business owners from anywhere in the world:
You are invited to apply for our “She’s the Cheese!” grant to start or grow your business — Apply today!
You have a dream. You want to start or grow your own business.
You know you have something valuable to contribute to the world, and you are daring to put yourself out there, make your offer, and ask people to pay for it. (Congratulations — it takes real guts!!!)
As you take the next step in proudly building your unique woman-owned business, there are two things you need to know:
1. You are not alone!
You’re in good company, Girlfriend! An historically unprecedented number of women are starting their own businesses — and succeeding wildly! Women are often performing better than men because of the unique skill set required to succeed in today’s business world. *
You know that secret voice inside, telling you that you have something good to offer? You’re right. You can do it. However. . .
2. Ninety-five percent of all small businesses fail in the first five years — most of them due to lack of capital.
So, while — YES! — there are some businesses you can start on a shoestring (such as online businesses, if you have the right guide), you will need to figure out how to fund your business start up or expansion.
Grants for Women, Government Grants, Small Business Grants –
Whatever you call them, they are out there, and you can get them!
Grant Money for School, Debt, and Personal Needs — Apply Today!
Funding Sources for Women Business Owners
There are several sources for business funding you can consider:
- – Grants (for women especially)
- – Business loans (such as those offered through the Small Business
Administration) - – Family and friends
- – Peer-to-peer lending (a wonderful source, for up to $25,000)
- – Credit cards (the easiest, most commonly used method — it works great if
you do it right)
Wouldn’t it be great if you could get some FREE money for your business dreams?
Sources of Grants for Women
You can find grants from all kinds of sources:
- – Government grants for women
- – Federal grants
- – State grants
- – Private family foundation grants for women
- – National and international recipients (think Gates Foundation)
- – State and local, or some other demographic specification
- – Corporate and employer sponsored grants
- – Local business associations and civic organizations
- – American Indian tribes — grant programs (usually funded from casino
revenues) to build goodwill by giving back to the community
If you are willing to do the research, find grants you qualify for, and carefully plan and write your grant application, you could be well on your way to free money for your woman-owned business. There are some good resources that teach you how to do this and where to look, to make the whole process easier. So go exploring and apply today!
And don’t forget to apply for our “She’s the Cheese!” grant. We really do give away a grant every two months now — and we have plans to increase the grant award and give them more frequently. (Click if you want to see how you can help support our grant program for FREE.)
And for a new twist on finding business grants for women, you might want to consider how to get. . .
Grants for Non-Profits — that Pay You to Pursue Your Mission!
Yes, in case you hadn’t noticed, we women do business differently from men. Hey, we’re not knocking men. We need both “to make the world go ’round”! But a huge number of us women are in business primarily to make a difference in the world through what we offer. We’re out to accomplish a mission — and make good money while doing it.
So, though you may have arrived here looking for grants to start your business, you may find it a whole lot easier to find grants to fund your mission — including your salary and expenses to get it accomplished.
Click for exciting information on how to get grants to start your non-profit — from an expert who has done it all her life, and helps others do the same.
