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Micro Grant is sponsored by Integrality, The UPS Foundation, The Dallas College Foundation, Wells Fargo (as described by source). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Pivot. Grow Micro Grant This funding opportunity provides $2,500 to small U.S.-based for-profit businesses with at least two years of operation and annual revenues of $50,000, helping them achieve stability and growth through essential expenses and business development tools. The Start.
Pivot. Grow. Micro Grant is a quarterly funding opportunity designed to support small, U.S.-based for-profit businesses in achieving operational stability and growth.
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, with support from The UPS Foundation, Integrality, The Dallas College Foundation, and Wells Fargo. These grants aim to fill the capital access gap faced by many entrepreneurs who lack traditional banking relationships or equity investors. Recognizing the challenges small businesses face, especially during difficult economic times, this grant provides non-dilutive funding to help sustain and grow eligible businesses.
To qualify, applicants must operate a U.S.-based for-profit business that has been in operation for at least two years. The business must generate a minimum of $50,000 in annual revenue, and have between one and two employees (including the owner).
The application process emphasizes the need to provide accurate business and contact information, as well as a detailed explanation of how the $2,500 grant will be utilized to support the business. Only one application per business is allowed. Multiple or incomplete submissions will result in disqualification.
The grant follows a rolling application process, meaning applications are accepted year-round. However, a specific grant is awarded each quarter. For the second quarter of 2025, applications are now being accepted, with the winner to be announced via Instagram on March 31, 2025.
The grant operates on a recurring basis, and business owners are encouraged to follow @StartPivotGrow on Instagram for updates and winner announcements. There is no indication of matching fund requirements or the total amount allocated for the program. The grant is not tied to any geographic restrictions beyond being limited to the United States, and applicants from all U.S. states are considered eligible.
The simplicity of the application and the broad usage allowance make this an accessible funding source for very small business entities that meet the defined eligibility criteria. Applicants are asked to provide basic identifying and contact information, including name, title, EIN/TIN, and company address. They must also describe in detail how they would use the grant if awarded, with a character limit of 3,000.
There is no information about evaluation metrics or reviewer criteria, and no direct contact information is provided beyond the recommendation to follow Instagram for updates. The focus remains on ensuring accurate submissions that reflect clear intent and appropriate use of funds. One $2,500 micro grant awarded quarterly.
Funds can be used for eligible business expenses including utilities, rent, inventory, and marketing. Includes bonus business planning tools. Eligible applicants are U.S.-based for-profit businesses operating for at least two years, with minimum $50,000 annual revenue and 1–2 employees including the owner.
Multiple or incomplete applications are disqualified. Provide accurate contact details and demonstrate eligible use of funds. Only one submission per business.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: U. S. -based, for-profit companies in business for at least two years, with annual revenue of $50,000 or more, and 1-2 employees (including the owner). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $2,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Start.Pivot.Grow. Micro Grant is funded by Integrality, The UPS Foundation, The Dallas College Foundation, Wells Fargo (as described by source). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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