From capital directories to Instagram pitch competitions, be sure to check out this month's money resources.
The holiday season is coming up fast. Between giving gifts and connecting with loved ones, it’s a hectic time of year. I’m sure you could use some peace of mind! We’ve gathered some of the best grants, pitch competitions and other resources to help female entrepreneurs like you thrive.
Good luck applying!
Opportunities and resources for female entrepreneurs:
- The Bank of America Access to Capital Directory for Women Entrepreneurs
- For: Women entrepreneurs
- What: An education platform and capital directory
- The Tory Burch Foundation Fellows Program
- For: Women-owned businesses in the United States
- What: A year-long fellowship program, peer networking, workshops, $5,000 in grants
- Deadline: Nov. 12
- DOVEInstaGrants Pitch Competition
- For: Female business owners
- What: A pitch competition over Instagram for a chance to win one of the three $10,000 grants
- Deadline: Nov. 19
- Fast Break for Small Business
- For: Small business owners who are entrepreneurs of color, women, LGBT, low- to moderate-income, immigrants or have historically faced limited access to financingÂ
- What: $10,000 grants and $500 in LegalZoom services to 50 small businesses; $500 in LegalZoom services for an additional 950 businesses
- Deadline: Nov. 23
- Camden County RECOVERS Small Business Grant
- For: Small business owners in Camden County, New Jersey impacted by COVID-19
- What: Up to $10,000 in support
- Deadline: Nov. 30
- Hello Alice – 2022 Small Business Growth Fund (Round 1)
- For: Businesses that have less than $1M in annual revenue, a commitment to diversity and community and a clear plan to use grant funds
- What: $5,000 grants for 50 small business owners
- Deadline: Dec. 10
- DoorDash Restaurant Disaster Relief Fund
- For: Businesses in the United States impacted by natural disasters such as fires, floods and hurricanes
- What: $10,000 grants
- Deadline: Jan. 31
Read our interview with Lauren Washington of Fundr on how AI can solve the gender funding gap.
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