Business grants in United States
891 active grants across technology, manufacturing, hospitality, and more.
Grant landscape in United States
The United States operates the world's largest government funding infrastructure for businesses. Federal programs like SBIR, STTR, and EDA grants provide billions annually to small businesses pursuing innovation. State-level programs add thousands more opportunities. The SBA guarantees over $28 billion in small business loans annually, while the IRS offers significant R&D tax credits through Section 41.
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SBIR Phase I Research Grant
U.S. Small Business Administration
America's largest source of early-stage technology funding for small businesses. Phase I awards fund feasibility research.
EDA Public Works Program
U.S. Economic Development Administration
Capital investment grants for infrastructure projects that support job creation and private investment in distressed communities.
Rural Business Development Grant
USDA Rural Development
Grants for rural small businesses and microenterprises for business planning, training, and technical assistance.
NSF SBIR/STTR Phase I
National Science Foundation
Funding for US small businesses to conduct deep-tech R&D with strong intellectual merit and broader societal impact.
Industrial Energy Efficiency Grants
U.S. Department of Energy
Grants for manufacturers and industrial facilities to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
California Competes Tax Credit
Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development
Income tax credits for businesses that want to locate in California or stay and grow in California, based on job creation commitments.
Key funding bodies
Official agencies and institutions that administer grants in United States
The Small Business Administration provides loans, grants, and advisory services to small businesses.
The Economic Development Administration funds programs to create jobs and strengthen local economies.
The National Science Foundation funds fundamental research and SBIR/STTR programs.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture offers grants for rural development and agricultural innovation.