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Historical funding: $5,000
Prior eligibility: Texas-based, at least 51% woman-owned, for-profit legal entity, five years old or less, with five or fewer employees including the owner. Nonprofits are not eligible. Previous StartHER Grant winners may not reapply.
StartHER Grant Program is sponsored by Texas Woman's University. The StartHER grant program provides funding to women-owned small businesses in Texas for innovative projects that promote early-stage business development. Funds can be used for marketing, equipment, or operational expenses.
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