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The National Institute of Business Grants (NIBG) Addresses 5 Common Misconceptions About Business Grants
The National Institute of Business Grants (NIBG) Addresses 5 Common Misconceptions About Business Grants
Columbus, OH (PRWEB) November 26, 2008
Business grants have been accessible to business owners in the United States for decades. Annually, hundreds of millions of dollars in grant money are disbursed to individuals to help them start or expand an existing business.
Despite this, every year several myths and misconceptions resurface discouraging entrepreneurs from taking advantage of such opportunities.
Here are the top 5 misconceptions and why they should be completely ignored:
1) Business Grants Aren’t Real:
Of course, they’re real. This can easily be verified by going to http://www.Grants.gov – a government sponsored web site that reveals all the federally funded grant opportunities available. Even more, one can check with their local (state, county and city) officials to find out about their grant opportunities. Business grants are very real.
2) Business Grants Are Only Given To People With Business Degrees:
This couldn’t be further from the truth. Very few grant opportunities require that a person have a business degree. In fact, many of them don’t even require that you have business experience.
3) Business Grants Aren’t Given To Minorities:
Wrong again. There are tons of grants that are designed for minority-owned businesses. Even more, women are considered minorities too – and there are plenty of grants for women.
4) Business Grants Are Too Hard To Get:
Obtaining a business grant does require some work, and definitely some patience. It can involve a lengthy application, some tedious modifications to a business plan, and even some face-to-face meetings. However, many agree that its nothing close to rocket science.
5) Funding For Business Grants Has Been Drastically Reduced:
Reduced, yes. Drastically, no. What funding doesn’t get reduced in a bad economy? Despite this, there are still tons of opportunities available. So stop making excuses, and go get them.
The National Institute of Business Grants (http://www.Business-Grants.com) provides free tips, advice, and frequently asked questions pertaining to business grants.
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Government Grants – How To Obtain A Grant
www.innoventum.com – In this video, you will learn a 4-step process for obtaining a government grant. This system walks you through obtaining a grant from the government, foundations, and corporations. If you are serious about obtaining a grant, then check this video out to learn how the process works. We have discontinued the free trial mentioned in the video, but you can check out more details on the BizGrant product at the link above. But you can obtain a grant on your own with the information taught in this video – it will just take a lot more work.
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The Grant People, Solutions for the Future
The Grant People, Solutions for the Future
Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) February 14, 2007
Grants awarded in nutrition education, school gardens and access to fresh food are the themes of the Cooperative Community Fund’s grant awards. On January 31, more than $ 18,000 was handed out to 12 community groups in California. In total, $ 19,923 will be given to the various community groups that applied for and qualified for these grants.
There was a time when the thought of qualifying or even receiving a government grant seemed ideal but all to often realistically unattainable. With numerous forms and a large variety of grants to choose from, the process can be extremely overwhelming for most people. The thought of finding the right grant can be a daunting task, that’s where The Grant People can help.
The Grant People are not just a team but a whole organization that specializes in making the process of obtaining a government grant much less complicated. Whether the organization is a 501 (C) (3) that specializes in youth programs, women’s events, education, or even music programs, The Grant People can help. Obtaining a government grant is a process that requires skill, know how and the knowledge of the direction of each grant. The Grant People provide the information needed to help small organizations obtain the right grant for their needs. Making mistakes in any part of the Grant request process can cause long delays and with the urgency of most organizations in seeking grants time is critical.
The help-center and application support team with The Grant People take grant seekers through questions as they arise with their grant application. They guide them through the steps of researching and locating grants that their specific organization properly qualifies for. They assist with questions a wide range of questions such as, will the grant be solicited or unsolicited and there differences? And, are changes needed within my organization to allow it to qualify? After completing a grant assessment the team leads clients in the appropriate direction needed to write the grants, even insuring that each organization has all the necessary tools needed to help them to qualify for the grant of choice.
Once a grant is obtained the personnel at The Grant People make sure that the organizations are properly educated in the fulfillment and continue to provide the extended support to insure that each client organization is capable of successfully implementing all the requirements necessary after receiving grant funding. These services are provided at no extra cost to clients all over the globe. With their proven track record, The Grant People are expanding their man power and continue providing services to the many organizations in need help grant seekers give to their communities and causes everywhere.
For additional information on The Grant People, go to http://www.thegrantpeople.net or call 1-866- GRANT-85, 1-866-472-6885
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Does anyone know if there is any small Business grants for women? If so how do you apply?
Question by Mkickass!: Does anyone know if there is any small Business grants for women? If so how do you apply?
A friend of mine is planning on starting a buisness and were trying to find grants help please!
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Answer by A
Depends on your country, I believe there are some in Canada. Or there used to be. But I wouldn’t know where, sorry.
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