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Small Business Investment Grant Fund • The Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity Virginia Small Business Financing Authority Small Business Investment Grant Fund Small Business Investment Grant Fund Small Business Investment Grant (SBIG) Application Period Closed THE SBIG PROGRAM IS CLOSED FOR FY2026 The Fiscal Year 2026 application period for the Small Business Investment Grant program is closed.
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The SBIG program provides a meaningful return on investment from the Commonwealth to encourage individuals or special purpose entities (created for the purpose of investing in small businesses) to make cash investments in Virginia’s small businesses for working capital, growth, and expansion. Small Business Investment Grants are awarded to eligible Investors that have invested in eligible small businesses.
They are not grants awarded to the small business that received the investment. 600 East Broad Street, Suite 300, Richmond, VA 23219 Phone: (804) 786-6585 | Fax: (804)-786-9736 Empowering small, women, and minority-owned businesses. Certification Status Check State Expenditure Dashboard
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