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Entreprenistas, Go for These Amazing Grants!
September 11, 2023
Written by
Stephanie Cartin
Co-founder of Socialfly and Entreprenista.
As founders we know how hard it can be to secure funding for your business, so we want to make it a bit easier! Below are our top picks of grants and resources this week!
- CCWC Women of Color Entrepreneur Grant: For women of Color entrepreneurs. Your for-profit business must be established as of January 1, 2020 and have over $25,000 in revenue. You can receive $5,000 and the deadline is September 30th
- High Five Grant for Moms: For ambitious women who are raising children while growing their company. You can receive $10,000 and the deadline is September 30th
- SMALL BUSINESS, BIG DREAMS: WOMEN IN BUSINESS CHALLENGE: For women business owners in Florida or New York. You can receive $15,000 and the deadline is September 15th
- The Equity Match Grant Program: For qualified women-owned small businesses in Connecticut. You can receive $2,500 - $10,000 and the deadline is September 27th
About the Author
Stephanie Cartin
Co-founder of Socialfly and Entreprenista.
Stephanie Cartin is the co-founder and CEO of Entreprenista, an all-in-one platform – which includes a private community & business membership called The Entreprenista League that's made up of over 2,000 women founders at all stages of business, a weekly newsletter received by 60,000 readers, two podcasts, in-person educational & networking events, and an award program – that women founders at all stages can turn to for everything they need to grow.
Stephanie is also the co-founder of Socialfly (acquired by Truform Media Group in 2024), Markid, and Pearl Influential Capital. She has won countless awards, including the SmartCEO Brava award, which recognizes the top women CEOs in New York, and a Stevie Award for Women-Run Workplace of the Year. She has also appeared in Bloomberg, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Refinery29, and more.
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