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Find similar grantsBusiness Resource Grant is sponsored by Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust (MDEAT). This grant supports emerging small businesses and nonprofit organizations in Miami-Dade County to establish an operational foundation for long-term stability. It is part of MDEAT's Business Empowerment Blueprint Grant Cycle, focusing on minority entrepreneurs.
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Small Business and Economic Development Economic Advocacy Trust > Small Business and Economic Development Small Business and Economic Development Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust (MDEAT) is committed to supporting the growth and development of small businesses throughout Miami-Dade County and advocating for equitable participation in economic opportunities.
Since its founding in 2009 and its predecessor agency, Metro Miami Action Plan (MMAP), MDEAT has provided vital support to businesses through grant funding, marketing assistance, and technical resources. MDEAT serves as a catalyst for economic vitality in Miami-Dade County, working to address the socio-economic challenges that affect underserved populations.
MDEAT is dedicated to promoting inclusive economic opportunities and addressing disparities in the local business ecosystem. MDEAT works to bridge the gaps that exist in the business community by connecting small businesses with resources and supporting their development, fostering a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem across the county.
The agency also advocates for policies that enhance the economic and social well-being of all residents in the county through its Economic Development Action Committee. The committee promotes economic parity and works toward ensuring that all communities in Miami-Dade County have access to the resources necessary to live safe, healthy, and prosperous lives.
How MDEAT helps small businesses: MDEAT’s goal is to be a go-to resource for the business community by connecting businesses to various organizations that provide technical assistance, funding, loans, training, and other support. MDEAT Pitch Fest 2026 - Dream. Pitch.
Prosper. Do you have an innovative business idea or an established business ready for its next stage of growth? MDEAT Pitch Fest 2026 is your opportunity to showcase your vision, sharpen your presentation skills, and compete for $30,000 in prize funding.
Hosted by the Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust (MDEAT), Pitch Fest brings together ambitious entrepreneurs from across Miami-Dade County to compete in a dynamic business pitch competition. Participants will gain valuable experience, receive expert guidance, and have the opportunity to present their businesses before a panel of judges.
Compete for $30,000 in Prize Funding Three outstanding entrepreneurs will be awarded funding to help accelerate the growth of their businesses: • First Place: $15,000 • Second Place: $10,000 • Third Place: $5,000 Whether you're seeking funding, expanding your network, increasing your visibility, or refining your entrepreneurial skills, MDEAT Pitch Fest 2026 provides the resources, mentorship, and platform to help your business thrive.
Application Period: Aug. 3–28 Free Virtual Pitch Workshops: Aug. 5–6 Live Pitch Competition: Sept.
9 Don't miss this opportunity to bring your vision to life. Apply today , perfect your pitch, and compete for funding that can help take your business to the next level. MDEAT hosts Business Expos as an opportunity to showcase local businesses and connect them to consumers.
A Legacy of Growth, Excellence, and Impact The MDEAT Grant Alumni Program celebrates the journey, resilience, and success of our grantees from 2023 to 2025 and beyond. Whether you're just beginning or an established alum, you are part of a vibrant movement committed to growth, leadership, and community transformation. Through every milestone, challenge, and pivot, our grantees embody progress and purpose.
We encourage continuous reflection, recalibration, and recommitment to your vision—ensuring your financial health, brand strategy, and impact stay aligned with your evolving goals. Being part of the MDEAT family means more than receiving a grant, it's about building a legacy of resilience, excellence, and empowerment. Together, we are shaping a future full of promise and possibility.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Emerging small businesses and nonprofit organizations located across Miami-Dade County. Eligibility criteria are similar to the Small Business Capitalization Grant but may be tailored for newer businesses. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Business Resource Grant is funded by Miami-Dade Economic Advocacy Trust (MDEAT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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