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Florida Small Business Grants & Funding Programs

Florida provides diverse funding opportunities for small businesses through Enterprise Florida, the Florida Small Business Development Center Network, and local economic development organizations. The state's business-friendly environment includes various grant and incentive programs.

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From state agencies, SBA & local programs

Enterprise Florida Programs

Enterprise Florida coordinates economic development incentives including the Qualified Target Industry Tax Refund, High Impact Performance Incentive, and various workforce training grants for expanding businesses.

Florida SBDC Network

The Florida Small Business Development Center Network provides free consulting and connects businesses with funding opportunities including SBA loans, grants, and alternative financing options across the state.

Local & Regional Grants

Many Florida counties and cities offer local business grants, especially for facade improvements, small business recovery, and minority-owned businesses. Check with your local economic development office.

Florida Business Grants

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ZenBusiness

#MomsMeanBusiness

Covers business formation costs for mothers, helping them form an LLC, track expenses, secure a business name, and more.

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HerRise

HerRise MicroGrant

Qualification Criteria: - Ownership: The business must be at least 51% owned by women of color. - Registration: Must be a for-profit business currently registered in the United States. - Revenue: Generally intended for small businesses with less than $1 million in annual gross revenue. - Ineligible Entities: Non-profits, franchises, direct sellers (MLMs), authorized resellers, and independent consultants are not eligible to apply. Qualifying Projects: The grant is flexible and intended to help with immediate business needs. Past winners have used the funds for: - Equipment: Purchasing computers, specialized hardware, or manufacturing tools. - Digital Presence: Website creation, software subscriptions, and digital marketing tools. - Marketing: Printing promotional materials or funding social media ad campaigns. - Inventory: Purchasing raw materials or initial stock to fulfill orders. Ineligible Expenses: - Pre-Registration Costs: Expenses incurred before the business was legally registered. - Personal Use: Funds cannot be used for personal living expenses or non-business related debt. Additional Details: - Funding Amount: $1,000 awarded to one winner each month. - Application Fee: There is a $15 non-refundable administrative fee required to submit the application (used to manage the high volume of submissions). - Timeline: Applications close on the last day of every month. Winners are announced at the HerSuiteSpot First Friday Mixer the following month. - Selection: Priority is often given to members of the HerSuiteSpot network (free registration is available).

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Gold House

Gold House Ventures

Invests in Asian and Pacific Islander (API) entrepreneurs and offers a startup accelerator.

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All SectorsAccelerators
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Female Founders Fund

Female Founders Fund

Invests in women‑owned and women‑run startups across B2B, consumer, healthcare, fintech, and social sectors.

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All SectorsFinance & Investment
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USDA Rural Development

Community Facilities Direct Loan & Grant Program

Provides year‑round funding to rural public bodies, nonprofits, and tribes for constructing, purchasing, or improving community facilities, covering up to 75% of eligible costs.

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Yippity Doo

The Big Idea Grant

Provides $1,000 to women entrepreneurs along with mentorship, resources, and a wealth‑mindset coaching group.

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All SectorsBusiness Growth
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Amber Grant Foundation

Amber Grant Foundation

Awards a series of grants to women entrepreneurs, including a $10,000 monthly grant, three $25,000 annual grants, and additional $10,000 category grants each month.

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All SectorsBusiness Growth
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and FedEx

Small Business Readiness for Resiliency Program

Provides emergency funding and resources to help small businesses prepare for and recover from natural disasters.

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All SectorsBusiness Support
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Skip

Skip Instant Grants

Offers funding opportunities announced a few days in advance, typically twice a week, with deadlines on Tuesdays and Fridays; applicants must participate in a YouTube livestream.

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Hustler's

Hustler's Microgrant

Provides $1,000 in funding to support passionate entrepreneurs in their small business ventures across the United States.

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The Freed Fellowship

The Freed Fellowship Grant

What is the grant programme? The Freed Fellowship helps small business owners get the resources, mentorship, and community they need to build successful companies that make an impact. Every month, we give one $500 grant to business owner in the US to invest in their existing business. No strings attached. No equity required. We review each grant submission against our 5C Framework which analyzes five key components that successful businesses need to navigate: What's the application process? If you are interested please click above and the site will walk you through the process of award acceptance and the necessary onboarding steps. What information will I need to provide? - Project details. - Application questions.

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Awesome Foundation

Awesome Foundation Grants

Monthly grants of $1,000 awarded by independent chapters to individuals and groups for various projects, including startups and small businesses.

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