Many programs are organized around who owns the business, not just what it does. Owner-targeted funding, certification, and inclusion-focused opportunities.
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Federal agency dedicated to growing minority-owned businesses.
Certification and resources for women entrepreneurs.
USDA grants targeting socially-disadvantaged producers and groups.
Supplier diversity and inclusion-based opportunities.
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Get instant access — $29 →Yes. A range of federal programs, state initiatives, corporations, and foundations offer funding aimed at women-owned and minority-owned businesses and individuals.
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