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State Forty Eight Foundation Grant Awards is sponsored by State Forty Eight Foundation. Provides grants to Arizona-based small businesses, focusing on women-owned or co-owned and/or BIPOC founders.
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Entrepreneur Speaker Series: State Forty Eight Foundation Two Saturdays. A lot of honest conversation. On September 12th and 26th, founders, owners and a few people still working up the nerve to start their venture, filled The Duce in Downtown Phoenix.
Plenty more joined from home or the shop on the livestream. Some came with a business plan and some came with a notebook and a long list of questions. Both were exactly the right way to show up.
Over two days, 17 Arizona founders, operators, and experts took the stage and talked plainly about money, burnout, marketing, and what keeps customers coming back. Then the conversations moved into the Q&A, out to Vendor Village and kept going. That's the whole idea behind this series.
Nobody builds a business alone and nobody should have to figure it out alone either. ★ 400+ attendees across two Saturdays ★ 2 ways to join: in person at The Duce or via Zoom ★ 17 speakers and panelists ★ 4 sessions and 2 keynotes ★ 27 Arizona businesses and partners in Vendor Village ★ $3,000 in microgrants to 6 Arizona entrepreneurs ★ 5,000+ entrepreneurs have joined the series since 2021 You showed up. Now, let us support you.
We are awarding $75,000 to Arizona business owners. State Forty Eight Foundation is committed to helping entrepreneurs get their ideas off the ground and into our communities. Because we stand by our mission to foster the entrepreneurial spirit, we've created a grant fund for new or aspiring business owners who joined us for ESS and fulfill the outlined requirements.
Eligible attendees will have the opportunity to apply and receive up to $10,000 from the grant pool. Since 2021, State Forty Eight Foundation has put $187,500 into the hands of 54 Arizona small businesses. More than half of those grants went to women- or BIPOC-owned businesses.
We'd love for your business to be next! ★ You attended Day 1 or Day 2 of the 2026 series, live or via Zoom ★ You filled out at least one post-session survey ★ Your business is for-profit and registered in Arizona ★ You bring in $1M or less in annual revenue and have at least six months of sales A special thank you to all the Partners & Small Businesses who joined us inside Vendor Village this year! Support Local.
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Trades of Brit Entrepreneur Grants Program Attendees will be eligible to apply for a grant by fulfilling the following requirements: In person or virtual livestream Fill Out 1 Post-Session Survey Emailed to attendees after each session Submit a Grant Application All attendees will receive a grant information email on 9/27, which includes details on the process and a link to the application. Interested in more resources?
Revisit the live recorded Entrepreneur Speaker Series sessions from previous years: WATCH THE 2023 SESSIONS WATCH THE 2022 SESSIONS Thank You to Our Generous Community Supporters Hear from Carly Figman of the Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation on their experience as the major sponsor for our 2021 Entrepreneur Speaker Series. 3245 N. Arizona Ave.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Arizona-based small businesses led by women and/or BIPOC founders. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $50,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
State Forty Eight Foundation Grant Awards is funded by State Forty Eight Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arizona. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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