Access to funding is one of the most critical challenges facing women business owners today. Whether you're launching a new venture or scaling an existing one, finding the right financial resources can be a game-changer. To help, we’ve curated a list of top grants, investors, and platforms tailored to support women entrepreneurs at every stage.

1. Tory Burch Foundation
   The Tory Burch Foundation empowers women through access to capital, business education, and a supportive entrepreneurial community. Their Fellows Program offers a $5,000 grant, a year of mentorship, and access to educational workshops.
2. The Red Backpack Fund
   Launched by Spanx founder Sara Blakely, this fund awarded $5,000 grants to women-led small businesses and provided access to valuable educational tools like MasterClass.
3. Crowdfunding for Women (AngeLink)
   AngeLink is a crowdfunding platform designed specifically for women, helping users raise money for business ventures, creative projects, and personal causes within a supportive network.
4. SoGal Ventures
   As one of the first women-led VC firms, SoGal Ventures backs diverse, early-stage startups that aim to make a social impact. They offer more than just funding—mentorship and global reach set them apart.
5. GrantsforWomen.org
   This directory lists funding opportunities and grants exclusively for women. It’s a valuable go-to for discovering current grant openings across industries.
6. Angel Investors & Venture Capitalists for Women (via SheVentures)
   SheVentures provides a robust list of angel investors and VCs who actively seek to fund women-owned businesses. A great place to start if you're preparing to pitch.
7. Seed Accelerators & Industry Organizations for Women
   Many accelerators offer mentorship, funding, and growth support specifically for women entrepreneurs. This resource links to those that prioritize women startups.
8. 37 Angels
   37 Angels is a network of female investors funding early-stage startups. They also offer training in angel investing, helping close the gender gap in the investment world.
9. Small Business Administration for Women
   The SBA provides extensive support for women entrepreneurs, including funding programs, Women’s Business Centers, and government contracting opportunities.

Whether you're seeking a grant, investment, or community support, these resources can help turn your business vision into reality. Still need help navigating your funding journey? Connect with a free SCORE mentor today to get personalized guidance.