Across the United States, women entrepreneurs, Black-owned businesses, and minority-owned startups have increasing access to grants, funding opportunities, and business support programs. Whether you’re building a digital brand, launching a storefront, starting a creative venture, or growing an online service, these national programs can help provide the resources needed to scale and succeed.
Below is a national roundup of grants and business programs that support women, minority founders, and small businesses across the U.S. Many accept applications year-round or on a recurring monthly cycle.
A long-running monthly grant offering $10,000 to women-owned businesses. Simple application process and open to all industries. | $15 Application Fee
Provides $1,000 monthly microgrants to women of color entrepreneurs across the U.S.
$15 Application Fee
$500–$2,000 grants designed to support Black-owned small businesses with fewer than 20 employees.
Offers national microgrants for women-owned, minority-owned, and early-stage small businesses.
National grant program for Black entrepreneurs, offering funding and business support resources.
Provides $5,000–$10,000 grants to Black women and nonbinary entrepreneurs in any industry.
Grant cycles aimed at supporting Black women-owned small businesses through capital, mentorship, and marketing assistance.
Global impact-driven entrepreneurship program awarding $30,000–$100,000 to women founders (U.S. eligible).
National grant program supporting women small business owners through funding and media exposure.
Grants and financial support for underserved small businesses nationwide. Programs open periodically.
Provides marketing, technology upgrades, and financial grants for minority- and women-owned businesses.
Support program offering funding credits, mentorship, and e-commerce resources for Black-owned businesses.
The U.S. Small Business Administration offers nationwide programs, including microloans, federal contracting support, and business development resources.
Funding is out there — and more programs are being created every year to support diverse entrepreneurs. Whether you're building an online brand, launching a creative idea, or expanding an existing business, these national resources can help you take the next step toward growth, stability, and long-term success.