The document discusses various government grants that are available for women. It describes grants from the US federal government that are intended to assist women from particular ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds. It also mentions grants from private organizations like WomensNet and the Tory Burch Foundation that provide funding for women-owned businesses and non-profits. Finally, it lists some resources where women can search for government grants, such as Grants.gov, the Foundation Center database, and America's Got Grants.

1. GOVERNMENT GRANTS OR A VARIETY OF
REASONS, INCLUDING HOUSING, COMPANY
EXPANSION, EDUCATION, AND MANY OTHERS

2. Government grants for women are intended to assist you in
growing your business without requiring repayment, in contrast
to debt-based funding and small business loans. There are many
government grants for women available for a variety of
purposes, including schooling, home repair, business expansion,
professional advancement, and post-break college return. But
being a woman does not automatically qualify you for these
grants. That isn't how it operates. Over 900 government grants
for women program are administered by the US federal
government; these programs are primarily intended to assist
women from particular ethnic backgrounds and socioeconomic
backgrounds. Numerous non-repayable women grant programs
from the federal government, state governments, foundations,
and private organizations assist women.

3. WomensNet gives a $10,000 Amber Grant to a woman-owned
company in a different, rotating category each month.
Additionally, the group awards a second $10,000 monthly grant
to a woman-owned firm and a $10,000 grant every quarter to
one startup and one female-owned non-profit. Each year, two of
the twelve recipients of the general grant receive an additional
$250,000 in the form of grants tailored to their respective
industries. Ten regions will share in the Cartier Award, with ten
grants going to each region. In this way, thirty meant grants
women. The grantees of the first phase receive $100,000, those
of the second phase receive $60,000, and those of the third
phase receive $30,000.

5. GOVERNMENT FUNDING FOR WOMEN THROUGH SBTT
AND SBIR
Government funding for women's Small Business Innovation
Research (SBIR) are awarded in three stages. Grants ranging from
$50,000 to $250,000 are awarded in the first phase to assist
enterprises in determining the offering's commercial and
technical viability. Those that successfully finish the first phase
are qualified for the $750,000 second phase grant. During the
third stage, businesses can apply for federal contracts.
Companies engaged in research and development with fewer
than 500 employees are eligible to receive a $250,000 prize at
the startup phase of the Small Business Technology Transfer
(SBTT) program. During the starting phase, you can receive up to
$250,000; if your research produces excellent results, you can
receive up to $750,000 more.

6. The Tory Burch Foundation offers peer-to-peer networking,
expert-led training, and business finance to support women-
owned enterprises. From among the applications received, the
foundation selects 50 female entrepreneurs to be Fellows in its
annual program. Grants are available from the Girlboss
Foundation to innovative female entrepreneurs. Women
entrepreneurs working in the creative industries—fashion,
music, design, and the arts—are eligible to apply for this semi-
annual grant.

7. DIFFERENT RESOURCES TO FIND GOVERNMENT AWARDS
FOR WOMEN
The largest database of all federal grants is available on the
www.grants.gov website, where you may find funds
specifically for women. You can search the Foundation
Center's database to find foundations that offer government
funds to women. A list of charitable organizations that offer
grants to women can be obtained from social service
agencies and your neighborhood United Way office. A
comprehensive database of all government grants for women,
as well as grants for education, housing, minority businesses,
disabilities, and other purposes, is also kept up to date by
America's Got Grants. You can access all grant possibilities
with up-to-date, correct information by paying a monthly
charge of $29.95. Additionally, the website provides its
professional grant writing services. Should your grant
application be denied, you will get reimbursement for your
monthly membership cost.

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