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Funding for NonProfits, Profit, Military, Africa, Canada, United Kingdom and the United States!

Navigating the landscape of global and country-specific grants, resources, and opportunities can be a monumental task for individuals and organizations alike. The wealth of options available can be both a boon and a bane, as the sheer volume of information can sometimes overwhelm rather than empower potential applicants.

SBA T.H.R.I.V.E. (Train. Hope. Rise. Innovate. Venture. Elevate.) Emerging Leaders Reimagined offers U.S. small business owners with at least one employee, $250,000 or more in annual gross revenue and have been in existence at least three years , the opportunity to learn timely and valuable skills in business management, business development and administration. Over the course of the over 30 hours of online learning, and 8, four-hour in-person discussions with dedicated business coaches and small business owner peers, T.H.R.I.V.E.

Congratulations, you've found a grant opportunity! However, the challenge doesn't end there. In order to apply for a grant, you’ll have to write a grant proposal and grant writing can be just as challenging as finding the grant itself.

In this webinar, our expert presenter will explain what a grant proposal is, how to create one and how it can help you apply for grants.

You'll learn:

WASHINGTON – Today, Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman announced the next generation of the SBA’s Lender Match tool for small businesses to connect to capital thro

A mentoring session is a confidential, personalized conversation with a business expert to answer a question or to solve a problem that you’re facing.

I got an email reminder the other day about my article deadline and wondered how I was going to fit it in with an incredibly busy time at work and so many other commitments with Chamber awards ceremonies, holiday gatherings with clients and the like.  I had the idea of what I wanted to write about, but zero time to research.  That is when I remembered my colleague and friend Kathy Bardins wrote an article titled “To AI or Not to AI” back in September.