Ultimate Guide to Small Business Grants in Florida

Updated April 4, 2022

Are you a small business owner looking for grants in Florida? You've come to the right spot. This page contains grants that are currently open for Florida small businesses. Bookmark this page as we update it frequently.

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Skip Small Business Grant Program

Deadline to apply: Applications accepted year-round.
Grant amount: $1K.
Eligibility: Open to all small business owners and entrepreneurs.
Grant information: Since March of 2020, we have been donating our YouTube revenue back to individuals and small businesses. On the third Wednesday of every month, we award several $1K grants to help business owners power their passion.
Apply: To learn more about our grant — including how to get EXTRA entries — read this short article. If you want to apply right away, here is our grant application page.

North Miami Small Business Grant

Deadline to apply: Currently, there is no deadline.
Grant amount: $1K
Eligibility: You must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and have 10 employees or fewer in the low to moderate-income range.
Grant information: You are ineligible if you have received a City of North Miami or an SBA grant within the last five years.
Apply: Learn more about this opportunity and apply online.

Seminole County's Small Business Assistance Program

Deadline to apply: Currently, no deadline is posted.
Grant amount: Up to $15K.
Eligibility: Any business in operation in Seminole County on or before January 1, 2020, with fewer than 51 employees.
Grant information: Grant amounts vary based on the number of employees your business has. Grant funds may be used for rent, mortgage, payroll, and other business expenses.
Apply: Learn more about this opportunity and apply online.

Incumbent Worker Training Grant

Deadline to apply: June 30, 2022.
Grant amount: Up to $100K.
Eligibility: Any business owner in Florida who needs or wants to train employees new skills.
Grant information: An incumbent worker is one who works at least 37.5 hours per week, is at least 18 years of age, is a Florida resident, and has worked for the company for at least six months prior to the submission of the application.
Apply: Learn more about this opportunity and apply online.

Other Small Business Grants

We'll update this page with new grants as we find them. If you don't qualify for the Florida grants currently mentioned here, check back later and take a look at the following grant guides.

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