Twice weekly, our grant curation team puts together guides to grant and loan opportunities for small businesses throughout the U.S. Today's opportunities include grant and loan programs for businesses in Arizona and California, as well as programs for rural businesses and a program for all U.S. small business owners.
Loans of Up to $150,000 for Businesses in Rural Areas
Small businesses in communities with populations of 50,000 or less can qualify for working capital loans of up to $150,000 from the Rural Community Assistance Corporation, with the possibility of more funding for specific investments such as real estate or equipment. To learn more and apply, click here.
Loans of Up to $75,000 for Businesses in Arizona
Small businesses in Arizona that have been in operation for at least two tax filing periods and have annual revenues higher than $50,000 can qualify for loans of up to $75,000 from Growth Partners, a nonprofit lender based in Arizona. Learn more and apply here.
$500 Grants from GoFundMe
Small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 crisis can receive $500 grants from crowdfunding platform GoFundMe after raising $500 of their own on the platform. To learn more about the matching grant program and apply, click here.
Loans of Up to $300,000 for Businesses in Santa Cruz
Small businesses located in the city limits of the city of Santa Cruz, California can qualify for loans of up to $300,000. Funds can be used for business expansion, machinery, equipment, and real estate. To learn more and apply, click here.
The Rest of the Grant and Loan Information For You
Besides the new grant and loan programs we curate 2 times per week, we also have state-by state guides (below). You can also read Monday's round-up here; many of the programs are still available.
State-by-State Guide to Small Business Funding And Grants
Don't forget, we also have a list of state level grants and programs here and we'll keep this post updated too as more state and local grant programs get released.
📌 Quick Reminder: It's not too late to apply for a PPP loan via Bluevine or Funding Circle. Funding is still available, and the latest PPP changes have made it easier for small businesses to receive funding.
