US Sector Grants

Technology & Digital Business Grants

The UK offers extensive grant funding for technology and digital businesses. From Innovate UK's smart grants to regional digital transformation programmes, there are opportunities for tech startups, scale-ups, and established technology companies.

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Innovation, growth & development funding

Innovation & R&D Grants

Innovate UK runs competitive grant programmes for innovative technology projects. Smart Grants fund game-changing innovations, while sector-specific competitions target areas like AI, quantum computing, and advanced manufacturing technology.

Digital Transformation Support

Grants are available to help businesses adopt digital technologies. Made Smarter supports manufacturers, while regional programmes help SMEs implement new software, e-commerce platforms, and digital processes.

Cybersecurity & Data

Dedicated funding exists for cybersecurity innovation and businesses working with data. DCMS and NCSC-backed programmes support the UK's cyber sector growth.

US Technology Grants

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Empire State Development

Supplier Innovative Finance Program

The Empire State Development's Supplier Innovative Finance Program offers up to $5,000 in unrestricted grants to socially and economically disadvantaged businesses in New York, along with educational resources and matchmaking sessions.

up to $5,000New YorkRolling
All SectorsBusiness Support
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ZenBusiness

#MomsMeanBusiness

Covers business formation costs for mothers, helping them form an LLC, track expenses, secure a business name, and more.

VariesNationwideRolling
All SectorsBusiness Support
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Hivers and Strivers

Hivers and Strivers Investment Program

Provides equity investments ranging from $250,000 to $1 million to veteran‑owned and veteran‑led businesses.

$250,000 - $1,000,000NationwideRolling
All SectorsFinance & Investment
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HerRise

HerRise MicroGrant

Provides financial aid to U.S.-registered businesses majority‑owned by women of color with innovative community solutions.

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All SectorsBusiness Support
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Gold House

Gold House Ventures

Invests in Asian and Pacific Islander (API) entrepreneurs and offers a startup accelerator.

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All SectorsAccelerators
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Female Founders Fund

Female Founders Fund

Invests in women‑owned and women‑run startups across B2B, consumer, healthcare, fintech, and social sectors.

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All SectorsFinance & Investment
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Yippity Doo

The Big Idea Grant

Provides $1,000 to women entrepreneurs along with mentorship, resources, and a wealth‑mindset coaching group.

$1,000NationwideRolling
All SectorsBusiness Growth
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Amber Grant Foundation

Amber Grant Foundation

Awards a series of grants to women entrepreneurs, including a $10,000 monthly grant, three $25,000 annual grants, and additional $10,000 category grants each month.

$10,000 - $25,000NationwideRolling
All SectorsBusiness Growth
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and FedEx

Small Business Readiness for Resiliency Program

Provides emergency funding and resources to help small businesses prepare for and recover from natural disasters.

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All SectorsBusiness Support
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Skip Instant Grants

Offers funding opportunities announced a few days in advance, typically twice a week, with deadlines on Tuesdays and Fridays; applicants must participate in a YouTube livestream.

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All SectorsGrants & Funding
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Hustler's

Hustler's Microgrant

Provides $1,000 in funding to support passionate entrepreneurs in their small business ventures across the United States.

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All SectorsGrants & Funding
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The Freed Fellowship

The Freed Fellowship Grant

Offers a monthly $500 grant to U.S. small business owners, plus a two‑month free membership in the Freed Studio and an end‑of‑year grant of $2,500.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about US technology grants