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Verizon Digital Ready Small Business Program is sponsored by Verizon (in partnership with National Disability Institute). This program offers free digital business courses, resources, mentorship, and opportunities to apply for grants of up to $10,000 for entrepreneurs with disabilities. It is designed to help small business owners with disabilities build thriving enterprises.
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Verizon Small Business Digital Ready - Small Business Hub Join over 400,000 small businesses already growing with free tools, expert coaching, and grant opportunities from Verizon Small Business Digital Ready. Empowering More Than One Million Small Businesses What You’ll Find After You Register Verizon’s Digital Ready program covers a wide range of topics to help small businesses succeed in today’s digital economy.
Key topics covered in the program: The Verizon Small Business Digital Ready program is making a real impact, as demonstrated by these incredible milestones: 390,000+ Businesses Served $5 Million in Grants Awarded Association of Programs for Rural Independent Living (APRIL) APRIL is a national, grassroots, consumer-controlled nonprofit dedicated to advancing the rights and independence of people with disabilities in rural America.
Since its founding in 1986, APRIL has grown into a network of over 250 members, leading advocacy in rural transportation, mentoring independent living programs, and strengthening community inclusion through national conferences, partnerships, and initiatives.
Association of People Supporting Employment First (APSE) APSE is the only national membership organization dedicated exclusively to Employment First, advancing the full inclusion of people with disabilities in the workforce and community through policy change and employer partnerships.
With a vision of competitive employment for all and a mission to advance employment equity, APSE equips members with timely information, tools, and support to champion real jobs for real wages in inclusive workplaces. Gallaudet Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute (GIEI) GIEI is the world’s only university-based entrepreneurship program designed specifically for individuals who are deaf.
Located at Gallaudet University, it equips young deaf entrepreneurs with the knowledge, experience, and mentorship needed to become future CEOs and change-makers through programs like Business Pitch Competitions, Mentorship Initiatives, and the BisonTalk Series. The Empower Network is a supportive community for disabled and chronically ill entrepreneurs who seek flexibility, financial independence, and a sustainable way to work.
Through expert-led, disability-informed webinars and strong peer support, the network fosters connection, empowerment, and meaningful self-employment opportunities.
National Association of Multicultural Rehabilitation Concerns (NAMRC) NAMRC is a professional association rooted in the legacy of the 1969 Council of Non-White Rehabilitation Workers, founded to ensure representation and equity for BIPOC professionals and communities within the rehabilitation field.
Since becoming a formal division of the National Rehabilitation Association in 1992, NAMRC has advanced its mission of promoting cultural diversity and disability equity through education, advocacy, professional development, conferences, state chapters, and recognition programs, making it a leading voice for multicultural issues in rehabilitation.
North Carolina Counseling Association (NCCA) NCCA, the state branch of the American Counseling Association, unites counselors across settings through its Executive Council, regional members, specialty divisions, and committees.
NCCA advances the profession by promoting high ethical and practice standards, advocacy and legislation, education and research, conferences, and initiatives to grow membership, improve communication, strengthen divisions, and address the mental health needs of diverse populations.
United Spinal Association United Spinal Association’s mission is to empower and advocate for people with spinal cord injuries/disorders and all wheelchair users to achieve their highest quality of life. 2Gether-International (2GI) 2GI empowers entrepreneurs with disabilities by helping them develop their innate entrepreneurial skills through hands-on startup experience.
By building and managing their own businesses, participants gain practical knowledge of the workforce and valuable insight into company growth and leadership. Learn more about 2GI.
ABLE National Resource Center (ABLE NRC) ABLE NRC is the leading source of reliable, objective information about ABLE plans, providing education, comparisons, and best practices to help individuals with disabilities and their families use ABLE accounts to secure their financial future.
It is a collaborative effort of ABLE plan representatives and major national disability organizations focused on promoting self-determination and financial empowerment for millions of Americans with disabilities. Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Disability Innovation Fund (DIF)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses owned by entrepreneurs with disabilities. Membership in the Digital Ready program is required to apply for grants. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Verizon Digital Ready Small Business Program is funded by Verizon (in partnership with National Disability Institute). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
Digital Ready Verizon Small Business Program is sponsored by Verizon (in partnership with National Disability Institute). This program, in partnership with the National Disability Institute, offers free resources, learning growth strategies, and grants for small businesses, especially those owned by individuals with disabilities. It aims to help entrepreneurs with disabilities access specialized training, mentorship, and grant funding for digital tools and services.
Verizon Digital Ready Small Business Program Grants is sponsored by Verizon (in partnership with National Disability Institute). This program offers grants and resources to entrepreneurs with disabilities. Small businesses focused on communication disorders, especially those owned by individuals with disabilities, can apply for these grants to support their operations and growth.
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