The Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program is a U.S. federal funding program that helps small businesses develop new technologies through formal research partnerships with universities, nonprofit research organizations, or…
Starting or growing a small business often requires extra money. Two common funding options are small business grants and business loans. They work very differently. A grant can provide money…
If you own or plan to start a small business in the United States, you may be able to find business grants that do not have to be repaid. Unlike…
Louisiana residents may qualify for several government benefit and public assistance programs that can help with food, health care, cash assistance, child care, housing, utility bills, disability, and other basic…
Kentucky has several state and federal assistance programs that can help eligible residents with food, health care, cash assistance, child care, energy bills, and other basic needs. Many of these…
Kansas has several government benefit and public assistance programs that can help people with food, health care, cash assistance, child care, energy bills, housing, employment, and other basic needs. Many…
Iowa has several government programs that help low-income families, older adults, children, people with disabilities, unemployed workers, and households facing financial hardship. These programs can provide help with food, health…
Indiana offers a wide range of government benefits and public assistance programs for low-income individuals, families, children, older adults, people with disabilities, and residents who are temporarily unemployed or facing…
If you live in Illinois and have a low income, are unemployed, have children, are a senior, or have a disability, you may qualify for one or more government assistance…
Idaho residents may qualify for help with food, health care, cash assistance, child care, utilities, and other basic needs. The main state agency for many of these programs is the…