Subvenciones

Matching grant from the North Beach Community Redevelopment Agency in Miami Beach for exterior improvements to commercial buildings. It covers up to 70% of eligible project costs, up to $20,000 per application, paid as a reimbursement after the work is done.

The North Miami Beach Community Redevelopment Agency runs several programs for business and property owners inside its redevelopment area: the Commercial Property Improvement Program, the Merchant Assistance Grant, the Façade & Business Site Improvement Program, and the Paint, Plant and Pave program for homes of up to four units. Applications are open year-round on the city's online Form Center.

Lenovo's yearly small business program pairs grant funding with technology and one-on-one mentoring.

Small independent restaurants can earn a $5,000 grant by joining a free virtual accelerator.

Homestead businesses in the redevelopment district can get up to $25,000 toward exterior upgrades like paint, awnings, windows and signs. Up to $25,000 (CRA pays 75–90%).

Small Little Haiti businesses can apply for up to $20,000 for storefront improvements or $10,000 for equipment and technology. Up to $20,000 (commercial improvements) or $10,000 (equipment/technology).

Businesses in Miami's Omni district can get up to $35,000 for façade and building upgrades, new hires or emergency repairs. Up to $35,000 per project.

Businesses on Miami-Dade's NW 79th Street corridor can apply for façade grants up to $50,000 and small business grants up to $10,000 with no match. Façade up to $50,000 (no match); Business Attraction up to $150,000 (50% match); Small Business Support up to $10,000; Capacity Building up to $10,000.

North Miami businesses with a commercial location can get up to $7,500 back on approved business costs. Up to $7,500.

Small construction contractors and suppliers can apply each quarter for a $5,000 cash grant plus business support.

Established women-led businesses can apply each quarter for a $5,000 cash grant. $5,000 (awarded quarterly).

U.S. small businesses can apply twice a year for $2,500 in cash plus $2,500 in operations, marketing or tech help, with no purchase needed. $5,000 total ($2,500 cash + $2,500 in services).

Large annual grant for women-owned businesses plus tax/bookkeeping support. $45,000 x 4 + 1 year Block Advisors services (2026).

Rolling, low-barrier $10K grant paired with free training; open through Dec 2026. $10,000 grants (~10 selected monthly).

Easy monthly microgrant for Miami ventures; funded a food trailer in 2025. Up to $1,000.

National recognition plus cash awards; recurring annual program. $25,000 top business; $2,000 x10 category winners; free Chamber membership for 100 honorees.

Niche, long-running annual grant for emerging silver jewelry businesses. $7,500 cash + $1,000 gift card (winner); $1,000 cash for finalists.

International grant program for women-led businesses that create social or environmental impact, open to U.S. founders. Awards of $100,000, $60,000 and $30,000 for first, second and third place, plus coaching and an INSEAD business program. Applications open once a year.

Sizable national grant for early-stage women-led impact businesses with a cycle opening next month. Up to $50,000 plus up to $2,500 learning grant.

Long-running national micro-grant for self-employed owners with four cycles a year. Up to $4,000.

Largest source of non-dilutive federal funding for tech and research small businesses. Phase I $50,000–$275,000; Phase II $750,000–$1,800,000.

Free-to-enter grant drawing for women and minority entrepreneurs from Hidden Star, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The current Galaxy Grant is $2,500, and the application takes about 30 seconds. New grant rounds open regularly.

Competitive program for Black and Latina founders with a technology component, offering regional grants, mentorship, and business development sessions on topics including startup funding, marketing, and customer analytics.

Cohort-based program offering a 12-week virtual curriculum, mentorship, and capital grants for early-stage food industry entrepreneurs — particularly women-, immigrant-, and BIPOC-owned businesses in low-to-moderate income neighborhoods. Runs twice yearly in different cities.

Annual $25,000 grant for Black entrepreneurs and small business owners, awarded in connection with Black Entrepreneurs Day. Recipients also receive tools and resources to support business growth. Typically opens in October each year.

Federal grant supporting collaborative approaches to address environmental justice issues in communities disproportionately burdened by environmental harms. Supports community capacity building, planning, and implementation.

CRA serving the Overtown and Park West neighborhoods with business attraction, retention grants, façade improvements, and economic development support for area businesses.

Knight Foundation arts funding in Miami supports resident-driven cultural projects that deepen civic engagement and community life. Miami is a Knight focus community.

County arts grants supporting Miami-Dade arts organizations and individual artists through multiple funding tracks including General Support, Project Support, and Arts Builds Community.

State grant supporting established Florida arts and cultural organizations with operating support for programming, education, and public engagement.

Federal creative placemaking grant for projects at the intersection of arts, culture, and community development. Supports artist residencies, public art, cultural planning, and community-engaged design in partnership with local governments or nonprofits.

Grant program providing $25,000 grants to 10 small businesses, with preference for women founders in food and beverage.

Six $25,000 grants for entrepreneurs in the beauty industry, from NAACP and L'Oréal. The 2026 round closed April 23, 2026; check the program page for the next round.

Disaster relief grants of $5,000 for local businesses facing urgent recovery expenses such as repairs, payroll, inventory, or operational recovery.

Program offering boost camp training, mentorship, and the opportunity for 20 participants to receive $20,000 grants.

Three of the monthly Amber Grant winners receive an additional $50,000 year-end grant.

Monthly $10,000 startup-focused Amber Grant for businesses still in the idea phase or with under $10,000 in gross sales, using the same Amber Grant application.

Business-category Amber Grant tied to the monthly application; applicants become eligible through the same WomensNet application.

WomensNet says it awards three $10,000 Amber Grants each month to women-owned businesses through one simplified application.

Amazon Business grant program page highlighting grant funding and resources for U.S. small businesses; last clearly indexed application cycle found was for 2025.

Grant and Boost Camp program for businesses with demonstrated need for funding and business coaching.

Small grant opportunity highlighted for women of color entrepreneurs through the program site's current opportunities and support offerings.

SBA states it does not provide grants to start or expand a business; SBA grants mainly support nonprofits, resource partners, and educational organizations.

City page highlighting periodic Mom and Pop grant support plus additional loan and business assistance pathways.

Micro-grants up to $5,000 on a first-come, first-served basis, with smaller follow-on awards for prior recipients and one-on-one technical assistance from staff.

Grant of up to $7,500 for eligible West Dixie businesses to purchase and implement technology-related equipment and services that improve efficiency and capacity.

Commercial rehabilitation grant covering up to 50% of eligible interior and exterior improvements, with a maximum award of $100,000.

Grant of up to $10,000 to help existing small businesses improve operations and capacity during redevelopment, including approved business expenses or technical support.

Facade improvement grant offering up to $30,000 with no match requirement for eligible commercial property owners or business operators.

Commercial grant covering 50% of approved project costs up to $200,000 for businesses relocating to or expanding within the CRA; can also cover part of rent during renovations.

Downtown Miami grant program for relocating or expanding businesses, including ground-floor retail, food and beverage, tech startups, and mid-sized businesses.

Miami-Dade business grant program offering $10,000 for eligible businesses in operation for three years or more; attendance at an official workshop is required for the 2026 cycle.

Miami-Dade grant for early-stage businesses offering $2,500 to eligible businesses established for six months to two years; attendance at an official workshop is required.

District-based Miami-Dade County small business grant program that can support equipment, inventory, marketing, insurance, security systems, and minor renovations when a commission district cycle is open.