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Pivot. Grow Micro Grant is a grant from UPS, Wells Fargo, Dallas College Foundation, and Integrality that funded quarterly ,500 micro-grants to small business owners across the United States.
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Micro Grant is Closed A Heartfelt Thank You & Exciting Next Chapter For years, our quarterly $2,500 micro grant program has been a cornerstone of Start. Pivot. Grow.'
s mission to fuel entrepreneurial growth. In collaboration with our generous partners, we've awarded over $100,000 to deserving business owners following the pandemic shutdown, helping them take critical steps forward when traditional funding wasn't an option. Each grant represented not just financial support, but our belief in the power of overlooked entrepreneurs to transform communities.
Effective January 1, 2026, we're closing this chapter of our micro grant program to focus on scaling our impact through enhanced educational and technological resources. We are now accepting applications for the third quarter of 2025.
Continue Your Growth Journey With Us 📚 Access Online Training Courses - Build critical skills at your own pace with our comprehensive business education platform 🛠️ Get Your Business Management Tools - Visit www. smallbusinessmanagementtools. com for practical resources that streamline operations and drive growth The end of our micro grant program isn't a goodbye—it's an evolution.
We're channeling our resources into tools and programs that can serve more entrepreneurs, more deeply, for the long term. Thank You to Our Sponsors We want to thank Integrality, The UPS Foundation, The Dallas College Foundation and Wells Fargo for their support and generous donations. Their contributions make it possible for us to provide these vital grants to help small businesses succeed.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses established 2+ years, 1-2 employees, annual revenue $50,000+ (available nationwide including WA). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Start.Pivot.Grow Micro Grant is funded by UPS, Wells Fargo, Dallas College Foundation, and !Integral!ty. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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