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Fund Her Future Grant from H&R Block is sponsored by H&R Block, in partnership with Hello Alice. This grant specifically supports women business owners building companies that move their communities forward. Small businesses developing community apps, particularly those with a strong social impact or community engagement component, would be a good fit.
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Fund Her Future Grant from H&R Block is funded by H&R Block, in partnership with Hello Alice. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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