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Empowerment Grants for Black/Brown Women Entrepreneurs is sponsored by Various, managed by the Georgia Department of Economic Development. This program is designed to support eligible Black or Brown women entrepreneurs in Georgia looking to enhance their businesses in a way that promotes economic equity and empowerment. Funds can be used for various business needs.
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Top Grants for Small, Black and Women-Owned Businesses to Apply for in June & July 2025 | Atlanta Black Chambers Top Grants for Small, Black and Women-Owned Businesses to Apply for in June & July 2025 At th e Atlanta Black Chambers (ABC) , we are dedicated to supporting Black-owned and women-owned businesses by connecting entrepreneurs with valuable funding and resources.
Access to capital is one of the most significant barriers for small business owners, especially those from marginalized communities. By securing the right funding, businesses can expand, overcome challenges, and make a lasting impact. Take advantage of these grants to scale your business, improve operations, and create opportunities for future success.
1. $5K Faire Small Business Grant Who It’s For: Independent retail stores based in the U.S. or Canada, started in 2024 or planning to open soon Grant Amount: $5,000 credit to stock your new store 2. $25K US Chamber of Commerce CO-100 Program Presented by: U.S. Chamber of Commerce Who It’s For: Small businesses that are driving growth and innovation both locally and globally Grant Amount: $25,000 (1 winner) + $2,000 for honorees 3.
$2K Wish Local Empowerment Program Who It’s For: Black-owned businesses with 20 or fewer employees and under $1 million in revenue, with a brick-and-mortar storefront in the U.S. Grant Amount: $500 – $2,000 4. $20K Venmo Small Business Grant Who It’s For: Small businesses using Venmo business profiles Grant Amount: $20,000 (10 winners) Deadline: Varies (typically annual) 5.
$50K Progressive Driving Small Business Forward Presented by: Progressive Insurance Who It’s For: Small businesses looking for funding to drive growth Grant Amount: $50,000 (20 winners) Deadline: June 20, 2025, 6:00 PM 6.
$10K Salon & Barbershop Business Grants Presented by: Salon & Barbershop Grant Program Who It’s For: Salon and barbershop business owners who have demonstrated financial hardship Who It’s For: Women-owned businesses in the U.S. or Canada Grant Amount: $10,000 monthly + $25,000 year-end grant 8.
$100K Cartier Women’s Initiative Awards Who It’s For: Women-led, revenue-generating businesses with less than 6 years in business Grant Amount: $30,000 – $100,000 Presented by: Galaxy Grant Program Who It’s For: Women- and minority-owned small business endeavors 10. $2.
5K Freed Fellowship Grant Presented by: Freed Fellowship Who It’s For: Small businesses seeking to build successful, impactful companies Grant Amount: $500 monthly + $2,500 year-end grant Deadline: End of each month Who It’s For: Exceptional home services businesses in the U.S. and Canada Presented by: IMPACT Grants Who It’s For: Nonprofits focused on innovation, sustainability, and social responsibility 13.
$10K Joseph Beam Black Gay Men’s Wellness Grants Presented by: Joseph Beam Wellness Program Who It’s For: Organizations supporting Black gay men aged 50+ living with HIV/AIDS Grant Amount: $10,000 (3 winners) 14. $50K Creative Capital Award Presented by: Creative Capital Who It’s For: Individual artists Grant Amount: $15,000 – $50,000 15. $2.
5K Etsy x CERF+ Emergency Relief Fund Presented by: Etsy x CERF+ Who It’s For: Etsy sellers impacted by natural disasters Grant Amount: Up to $2,500 16. $10K Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Grant Who It’s For: Small business owners Deadline: June 30, 2025, 11:59 PM ET These grants provide a fantastic opportunity to access the funding and resources necessary for your business’s growth.
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Upcoming Grant Deadlines for Your Business (Spring-Summer 2026) Building Tables, Not Waiting for Seats: Celebrating Raquel Hill and a Day of Community Honor Advancing Black Businesses Foundation Awarded $725,000 to Support Small Business Recovery Across Georgia Atlanta Black Chambers Celebrates Excellence and Impact at 2026 Awards Kickoff The 2025 ABC Awards Are Now Open! Advancing Black Businesses Foundation
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Black or Brown women entrepreneurs with for-profit businesses physically located and operational in Georgia, established for at least one year, and demonstrating financial need. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,000 - $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Empowerment Grants for Black/Brown Women Entrepreneurs is funded by Various, managed by the Georgia Department of Economic Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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