This resource provides an extensive, aggregate, but not necessarily comprehensive, list of funding sources that may be available to small business owners. Of note, the list flags where a grant program may be targeted at specific historically disadvantaged groups including e.g. Black, Immigrant, Person of Color, or Woman owned businesses.
This information should not be considered comprehensive. This information should not be construed as an endorsement of any specific financial program.
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Funding for projects in sectors like Green/Sustainability Industries, childcare businesses, home healthcare agencies.
Personal Credit Score: Minimum 575 FICO Score Months Financial Statements: 36 months Business Credit Score: N/A Years in Operation: 3 years Personal Guarantee: Yes Annual Revenue: $100,000 and above Collateral: All business assets Other: 3 Years of Federal tax Returns
List of grants for small businesses in Washington, D.C.
Business Growth Group is focused on serving Waterbury’s business clientele at all stages of the business cycle. They can provide one-on-one business support as well as financial assistance.
Provides loans ranging from $25,000 to $125,000 to women entreprenuers
Emergency crowd-funding – find investors (from $20,000 to $1,000,000) for businesses impacted by COVID-19, with deferred repayment until 2021.
Revenue share agreement – terms available on Wefunder website; Wefunder fee is 3.75% of all monies raised (only if target is hit).
Depending on how your business has been impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, start-ups and existing businesses may qualify for special terms, which are subject to change:
$5,000-$50,000 loan;
3- or 5-year loan term;
5% fixed interest rate;
Waived application fee;
Reduced closing fee of 3%;
Interest-only during the first 6 months (principal deferred);
No prepayment penalties.
Start-ups & existing businesses in all nine San Francisco Bay Area counties