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Find similar grantsHI-CAP Program is sponsored by Hawaiʻi Technology Development Corporation (HTDC) and Hawai‘i Green Infrastructure Authority (HGIA). Provides capital assistance loans to small businesses, startups, and entrepreneurs in Hawaii to expand access to capital.
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