MWBC’s WEgrow Maryland program helps review your business model to build greater financial resilience and support growth. The 10-week, cohort-based program will help female business owners based in the Washington, D.C.
The SBA provides grants to nonprofit, Resource Partners, and educational organizations that support entrepreneurship through counseling and training programs. * Note: SBA does not provide grants for starting and expanding a business.
Get matched to potential lenders offering SBA-backed funding.
Programa de acceso a capital. Apoya a las empresas de habla hispana con una evaluación comercial financiera, el desarrollo del plan comercial y el apoyo para identificar y solicitar oportunidades de financiamiento.
Capital Access Program. Supports Spanish-speaking businesses with a Financial Business Assessment, Business Plan development, and support with identifying and applying for funding opportunities.
Facade Improvement Program. Supports businesses with small facade improvement projects. Funding is now available from District Bridges for projects such as painting, lighting, signage, damage repair and more.
District Bridges provides their own small business grants, and entrepreneurs can browse active grants available to DC area businesses through this database.
Access available grant opportunities for women-owned businesses across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia.
Browse current grant opportunities available for small businesses in Washington, DC.
CNHED created the Guide to Small Business Financing to help small business owners in Washington, DC navigate the various local lenders (i.e., financial institutions including banks, CDFIs, MFIs) and loan products to find the best financing option for their business. There is a wealth of information on lenders and loan products available to support small businesses, and this guide aims to consolidate that information and provide key tips on how small businesses owners can research, compare, and apply for these financial resources.
LIIF supports sustainable, community-based systems for financing and developing child care facilities through capital investments and capacity building throughout the United States, with a specific focus in California, San Francisco, Washington, DC, New York City and Atlanta. LIIF provides grant and loan capital for facilities development and improvement. In combination with capital, LIIF delivers specialized business support and development, including training and technical assistance on facilities design, development, financing and operations.