Resources, Funding, and Support for AANHPI-Owned Businesses
The following resources and funding opportunities for AANHPI-owned businesses can help keep these businesses open and inspire more diverse entrepreneurs to pursue their small business dreams.
Resources, Funding, and Support for Women-Owned Businesses
With the right resources, women-owned businesses could generate $10.2 trillion annually. If things remain as they are, however, it will take over a century for women-led businesses to reach parity with men-owned businesses.
Resources, Funding, and Support for Black-Owned Businesses
The following resources and funding opportunities for Black-owned businesses can help keep these businesses open and inspire more diverse entrepreneurs to pursue their small business dreams.
Resources, Funding, and Support for Latino/a-Owned Businesses
The following resources and funding opportunities for Latino/a-owned businesses can help keep these businesses open and inspire more diverse entrepreneurs to pursue their small business dreams.
Resources, Funding, and Support for LGBTQ-Owned Businesses
The following resources and funding opportunities for LGBTQ-owned businesses can help keep these businesses open and inspire more diverse entrepreneurs to pursue their small business dreams.
The Inflation Reduction Act: Guide to Small Business Resources
Within the Inflation Reduction Act come numerous opportunities for small businesses—from accessing solar energy to electric vehicles and more.
Celebrating Black Businesses with Get the Bag
Gloria Ware, CEO of Get the Bag, is dedicated to advancing Black businesses and Black women’s entrepreneurship by providing education resources, funding opportunities, and community to Black women business leaders nationally.
Holding Corporations Accountable To Their Black Lives Matter Pledges
A flurry of high visibility Black Lives Matter pledges, promises by corporations to provide significant funding – billions of dollars -- to support Black communities.
What is the status of these pledges? Where are funds going? What level of transparency is available? Should corporations have to account for these pledges?