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GRANTS OVERVIEW
 

Step 1:
You will complete a Request for Information (RFI) form to help the Funding Accelerator (FA) coach find appropriate grant programs you may qualify to apply for.

Steps 2-3:
The FA researcher will conduct a comprehensive search to find programs from private and government grant-making agencies that will support your objective or your organization’s activity.

Steps 4–5:
The FA coach will assist you in getting application forms, filling these out and completing the requirements for the application. If needed, FA writers will help you make a grant proposal according to the requirements and format specified by your chosen grant-making agency.

Step 6:
Submission of application and/or grant proposal to the appropriate grant-making agency.

 
BUSINESS RESOURCES OVERVIEW
 

Step 1:
You will complete the Pre-Qualifying Questionnaire (PQQ) to determine if you may qualify to apply for an SBA-guaranteed loan or a business loan.

Steps 2-3:
If qualified for SBA, you will complete the detailed Request for Information (RFI) forms.
If not, you will be advised where to go to and what to do, to help improve your chances of getting an SBA-guaranteed loan. You will also be advised of other funding options.

Steps 4–5:
The Funding Accelerator (FA) coach will discuss with you the available SBA loan programs you will most likely qualify for. You will also be provided a list of SBA accredited banks in your area. Likewise, you will be given programs by other financial institutions such as private lenders in case you do not qualify for an SBA-guaranteed loan.

Steps 6-11:
Business Plan Writing – A well-written business plan is key to the approval of your loan application. The PQQ and RFIs you filled out will be our foundation in writing a dynamic business plan for you. You will be assigned an FA business writer and a financial analyst to help you with this.

Step 12:
Submission of your business plan to an SBA accredited bank or private lender along with the application forms.

 
GOVERNMENT OVERVIEW
 

Step 1:
You will complete a personal Benefits Information Form (BIF) to help us find appropriate government benefits program you can apply for.

Steps 2-3:
The Funding Accelerator (FA) coach will discuss with you the best options available for you (retirement benefits, housing, benefits for the disabled and the unemployed, etc.)

Steps 4–5:
The FA coach will assist you in getting application forms, filling these out and completing the requirements for the application.

Step 6:
Submission of application to the appropriate government agency.

 
LATEST FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Announces the Availability of Funding to Enhance Education and Health Care in Rural Areas; Deadline of Application is on May 18, 2010

USDA Announces Availability of Funds for Risk Management Partnership and Cooperative Agreements

Gov. Perdue Announces Some North Carolina Farmers Eligible for Federal Disaster Assistance

 
TESTIMONIALS

 

"I have read over your work several times. You have done a very good job, I believe. Thank

you!

Evelyn - (member since February, 2008)

 
FACTS AND FIGURES
A total of $ 4,944,387 or 22.8% of foundation grants was awarded for education purposes in 2007.

$ 4,910,707 or 22.7% of the total amount was given to address health concerns on the same year.

Nearly 20 million small businesses have been assisted by the SBA, through its various programs, both directly and indirectly since 1953.

From 1991-2000, the SBA has helped almost 435,000 businesses get their start with more than $94.6 Billion in loans – more money than in the entire history of the agency before 1991.
 
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