Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Go the "Grants" page of the U.S. Small Business Administration. This provides a list of links to many pages of grant information. Although a number of grants are for non-profit organizations, lending institutions and state and local governments, there is also information for small, high-tech businesses.
Step2
Look through the U.S. Government Grants site. Here, you'll find user guides for the site, a "Help" section and links to state agencies.
Step3
Contact your state or local Small Business Development Center in the United States. You will find contact information for your local branch either in the local phone book or through an Internet search. Each center provides information and assistance for small-business owners.
Step4
Research the economic development agency of your own state or province. The main government page for your state or province will have links to development, business or financial assistance. You may have to enter the search terms "business grants."
Step5
Find answers to questions about grants for Canadian businesses at the Small Business Funding Centre site. This site will provide help for getting money to start or expand a small business in Canada.
Comments
amylaine said
on 6/8/2008 I have been able to find a few different ways of finding grants for small business if you don't mind me sharing. You can find these grants at no cost. Check out http://www.ehow.com/how_2320475_free-small-business-grants.html
Thanks for sharing your information.