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WV One Stop Business Center WV One Stop Business Center WHO: WV Secretary of State, WV State Tax Division, Workforce WV, SBDC, and WV Grant Resource Centers WHAT: Business Registrations, Business Licenses, Business Coaching, Funding Information HOW MUCH: SBDC and WV Grant Resource Center offer free assistance for businesses needing a business coach or information for funding.
WV Secretary of State, Workforce WV and WV Tax Division fees will vary depending on filing type. WHERE: onestop. wv.
gov | 13 Kanawha Blvd.
Sw, Suite 201, Charleston WV SBA (Small Business Administration) SBA (Small Business Administration) WHO: Small businesses that meet SBA size standards (varies by industry) WHAT: Loans, counseling, federal contracting certifications, disaster recovery assistance HOW MUCH: Varies widely – Loans from $50,000 to $5MM West Virginia Jobs Investment Trust (WVJIT) West Virginia Jobs Investment Trust (WVJIT) WHO: Early stage, later stage and mature small companies in West Virginia that want to expand WHAT: Equity financing, such as stock purchases, convertible debt instruments HOW MUCH: Each investment requires its own unique structure, but investments generally fall between $100,000 and $2MM WHERE: wvjit.
org | Email: WVJITInfo@wv. gov West Virginia Capital Access Program (WVCAP) West Virginia Capital Access Program (WVCAP) WHO: Creditworthy small businesses of all sizes and maturities WHAT: Seed Capital Co-Investment Fund (equity financing), Subordinated Debt Fund, Collateral Support Fund HOW MUCH: Projects are generally at least $10,000 with a cap of $2MM per EIN. WHERE: wvjgit.
org/wvcap | Email: WVCAP@wv. gov ARC (Appalachian Regional Commission) ARC (Appalachian Regional Commission) WHO: Government entities, higher education institutions, and nonprofits in Appalachia WHAT: Economic development, workforce training, and community revitalization HOW MUCH: Annual total of $180 million across programs; awards sizes vary WHERE: arc.
gov/appalachian-states/west-virginia WHO: Nonprofit or government entities serving rural communities & towns with less than 50,000 WHAT: Business Development grants, community facilities, utilities programs, and more HOW MUCH: No maximum grant amount; depends on specific USDA program County EDA (Economic Development Authority) County EDA (Economic Development Authority) WHO: Businesses looking to expand or develop within their specific WV county WHAT: Matching grants, economic development initiatives, and tax-exempt programs HOW MUCH: Matching grant funds up to $41,500; larger bond financing also available WHERE: Each county has their own specific EDA.
Use the dropdown above to find your county's EDA information.
WVEDA (WV Economic Development Authority) WVEDA (WV Economic Development Authority) WHO: Manufacturing, industrial, distribution, warehouse and destination businesses WHAT: Loans, direct financing, and operating leases for commercial/industrial development HOW MUCH: $50,000 to $15MM, depending on project needs WHERE: Greenway Building, Northgate Business Park 180 Association Drive | eda. wv.
gov/ | 304-558-3651 WHO: Businesses, local governments, and other entities focusing on economic, workforce and community development; outdoor recreation; site development and job creation/retention WHAT: Tailored pre-award support to help develop competitive grant proposals and maximize state, federal and private funding HOW MUCH: WV Grant Resource Centers’ services are free. Grant award amounts vary.
WHERE: WV Grant Resource Center | 304-293-6444 -Morgantown: 83 Beechurst Avenue -Huntington: 1 John Marshall Drive
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