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Find a grant for your small business | SF. gov Find a grant for your small business Learn about current City-run grant options for your business. Grants with rolling deadlines Participating entrepreneurs receive grants and technical assistance such as lease negotiations, permit support, insurance, and marketing for new pop-up locations in downtown San Francisco.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Learn more about Vacant to Vibrant , then apply here . This program is run by SFPUC, for properties that experience flooding from the sewer system or adjacent public right-of-way caused by heavy rains.
Learn more about the Floodwater Management Grant Businesses over 30 years old Long-standing small businesses can join the Legacy Business Registry for recognition, marketing and business help, and special grants.
Learn more about the Legacy Business Program Automatic dishwashing grant Grants of up to $2,500 toward leasing or buying automatic dishwashers, to help food service businesses build reusable foodware infrastructure for on-site dining. Priority given to businesses that do not currently have a dishwasher and are ready to transition from disposable to reusable foodware for on-site dining.
Learn more about the Automatic Dishwashing Grant This program from SFPUC provides a rebate of up to $1,000 for the purchase of eligible commercial grade clothes washers in laundromats. Learn more about the rebate program Community and neighborhood improvement Find funding for projects that improve neighborhoods.
Grantees can be nonprofit organizations; businesses, community groups, and schools that do not have their nonprofit status may apply through a fiscal sponsor that is a nonprofit organization. Learn more about Community Challenge Grants Get help with projects that offer community benefits in low-income neighborhoods.
Learn about the San Francisco Community Investment Fund Find funding to support artists, art organizations, parades, and festivals. Apply for arts funding from Grants for the Arts Apply for arts funding from the San Francisco Arts Commission Closed grants (for reference only) SF Shines Facade Improvement Grant - now closed Businesses with eligible facade beautification projects can receive a grant of up to $20,000.
While now closed, you can learn more about the SF Shines Facade Improvement grant . SF Shines Interior Improvements Grant - now closed Improve your business storefront or interior space with a SF Shines grant. Applications opened on February 28, 2025 and are now closed.
Learn more about the SF Shines interior grant here. SF Thrives Grant - now closed Offering up to $10,000 in reimbursement grants for eligible operational expenses, the program supports small businesses in low- to moderate-income neighborhoods experiencing a slower post-pandemic rebound —helping them stabilize, reinvest, and thrive as part of San Francisco’s broader economic recovery.
Storefronts must have been operating on or before December 31, 2020 and had to close or limit operations during Shelter In Place (SIP) orders. SOMA, Mid-Market, and Tenderloin Applications are now closed. All applicants will be notified of their award or non-award status by January 30, 2026.
SF Shines Equipment Grant - now closed The SF Shines Equipment Grant supports commercially-zoned storefronts all over the City with up to $10,000 in funding for equipment purchases. The goal is to support long-term success and help our City's commercial corridors thrive.
Eligible equipment must support your business operations and align with one of the following purposes: Start Up / Scale Up / Expand – To increase capacity, add new services, improve efficiency, or support growth Remediation – To fix broken equipment that is limiting your ability to operate Compliance – To resolve an open Notice of Violation (NOV) related to equipment in the interior of your storefront Learn more about SF Shines Equipment Grant and apply here SOG with broker services - now closed Businesses in the Excelsior, Tenderloin, and Visitacion Valley can access comprehensive broker services, lease review services, and a $50,000 - $100,000 grant to open a new storefront.
While now closed, you can learn more about the program . Office of Economic and Workforce Development Community Economic Development Loans and borrowing money for your business
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Participating entrepreneurs establishing new pop-up locations in downtown San Francisco. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Vacant to Vibrant Program is funded by City and County of San Francisco, Office of Small Business. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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