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Find similar grantsMN PROMISE Act funds is sponsored by State of Minnesota (administered by various partners). The MN PROMISE Act is a state-funded small business revitalization program available to disadvantaged businesses located in certain areas of Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and greater Minnesota.
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Round 2 of the MN PROMISE Act Grant for Minneapolis and Saint Paul is open now. The original application deadline was December 14, but since funding is still available, we are accepting applications on a rolling basis until the funds run out. Click below to start your application.
Helping disadvantaged businesses reach their full potential Under the new understanding of the law, DEED has updated the program eligibility. To read the updated eligibility criteria, please visit DEED’s website. Use the map to determine if your business is within the geographic area and eligible to apply for the Minneapolis/St Paul MN PROMISE Act.
to stay on top of all things MN PROMISE Act! P roviding R esources & O pportunity while M aximizing I nvestments in S triving E ntrepreneurs. MN PROMISE Act is a new state-funded small business revitalization program that will provide grants and loans to disadvantaged businesses located in certain areas of Minneapolis, Saint Paul and greater-Minnesota.
To view the full text of the Minnesota legislative bill, click here . We are a transparent steward of equitable distribution of resources that will empower and equip entrepreneurs in our most disadvantaged communities and enable them to prevail . Minneapolis and Saint Paul Neighborhood Development Center (NDC) is distributing $72 million in grants to small businesses across North and South Minneapolis, and Saint Paul.
Metropolitan Economic Development Association (MEDA) is distributing $22. 2 million in loans to small businesses across North and South Minneapolis, and Saint Paul. Minnesota Initiative Foundations manages the Greater-Minnesota grant and loan programs through six partner organizations, each serving a specific region.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Disadvantaged businesses located in certain areas of Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and greater Minnesota, with annual revenue less than $750,000, and no prior Promise Act grant. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
MN PROMISE Act funds is funded by State of Minnesota (administered by various partners). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Minnesota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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