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Small Business Workforce Accelerator Grant is sponsored by Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County. This grant, funded by the Washington State Department of Commerce's Community Reinvestment Project, aims to promote equity for small businesses in King County. Funds can be used for paid internships, employee development/training, or new hire wages.
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Small Business — Funding Blog | Foster Growth & Equity — Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King From Community, For Community: Helping King County Businesses Thrive - RFP #25-01 We’re looking for trusted community organizations to help deliver small business grants that build wealth and opportunity in King County.
Through the Community Reinvestment Fund (CRF), we will partner with By and For Organizations to manage and distribute grants that support local entrepreneurs and small businesses owned by—or employing—individuals from CRF priority populations: Black, Tribal, Latine, Asian, Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.
Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King Small Business Workforce Accelerator Grant: RFP #24-01 The WDC requests proposals for the Small Business Workforce Accelerator Grant, funded by the Washington State Department of Commerce’s Community Reinvestment Project.
Aiming to promote equity for small businesses in King County, funds from the grants can be used for paid internships, employee development/training, or new hire wages to ensure that historically marginalized communities gain equitable access to resources to support them and their workforce development efforts.
Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King Small Business Investment Grant: RFP #23-02 The Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County (WDC) requests proposals for the Small Business Investment Grant, funded by the Washington State Department of Commerce’s Community Reinvestment Project.
Aiming to promote equity for businesses in King County, funds from the grants can be used for a variety of purposes to ensure that historically marginalized communities gain equitable access to resources, thereby promoting broader community development and economic resilience.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses in King County, particularly those from historically marginalized communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Small Business Workforce Accelerator Grant is funded by Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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