| Score clients frequently
ask: How do I obtain a business grant? While U.S. government grant agencies and private
organizations do provide grant money, they generally direct their assistance towards
specific projects, charities, lending institutions, and educational groups, rather
than to individual small business owners. These Web sites provide information on small
business grants, loans and start-up funding. |
Score Chapter 193 is not responsible for the content of
any website listed here. These links are listed as suggestions to clients to help them in
their quest for answers to small business financial problems.
Click on the agency name to connect to their Web Site. |
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| BUSINESSFINANCE.COM
- Their mission is to provide accurate, unbiased business finance information. The site
maintains a database of more than 4,000 sources of business capital that can be searched
free of charge. |
| U.S.
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (SBA) - Their Federal
Grant Resources page discusses the agency's grant programs. The SBA
Loan Programs page gives a snapshot of SBA loans. |
| THE
CATALOG OF FEDERAL DOMESTIC ASSISTANCE - The online catalog gives access to a
database of all federal programs available to state and local governments, nonprofit
organizations, specialized groups and individuals. Also on this site are aides
to guide applicants in the writing of a proposal to apply for assistance. |
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