Grant Directory

Represents major private foundations operating in Wyoming that fund various charitable causes and community initiatives. These foundations typically support education, health, social services, and community development projects.

Delaware Department of Community and Cultural Development programs offering business loans and rural development support. Provides financing and technical assistance for economic development projects.

California state government funding programs that support various public initiatives including education, infrastructure, social services, and economic development. These programs are designed to address key state priorities and community needs throughout California.

New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) provides support and matching grants for SBIR/STTR recipients. The program helps small businesses leverage federal funding with additional state resources for technology development.

Delaware provides support programs for companies receiving SBIR/STTR awards to help them commercialize their technologies. The state offers various resources and assistance to help small businesses succeed with federal funding.

Missouri Technology Corporation provides matching funds and support services for Missouri-based companies participating in federal SBIR/STTR programs. The program helps small businesses leverage federal awards with additional state funding and commercialization assistance.

Montana has limited state-level SBIR support programs and directs businesses to utilize federal SBIR/STTR resources. The state provides minimal matching funds or supplementary programs for small business innovation research.

Ohio's Third Frontier program provides significant matching funds for SBIR/STTR recipients, helping companies leverage federal awards with substantial state co-investment. The program supports technology commercialization and business development in Ohio.

North Carolina offers various SBIR/STTR support programs including matching funds, technical assistance, and commercialization support for small businesses. The state provides resources to help companies compete for and maximize federal SBIR/STTR awards.

Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST) provides matching funds up to $100,000 for Phase I and $500,000 for Phase II SBIR/STTR awards. The program helps Oklahoma companies maximize federal funding opportunities.

Oregon offers various SBIR/STTR support programs including matching funds, technical assistance, and business development resources. The state helps small businesses compete for federal awards and commercialize innovative technologies.

Colorado's Innosphere accelerator and Advanced Industries grants support technology startups and established companies in advanced industries. The programs provide funding, mentorship, and resources for innovation and business growth in key technology sectors.

MTRAC Innovation Hub provides support and assistance to Michigan-based companies pursuing SBIR/STTR federal funding. The program offers guidance, mentoring, and resources to help businesses navigate the federal grant application process.

Pennsylvania's Ben Franklin Technology Partners provides SBIR support across four regional partnerships, offering funding, mentoring, and business development services. The program helps technology companies throughout Pennsylvania access and leverage SBIR/STTR opportunities.

Launch Minnesota provides support services to Minnesota companies seeking SBIR/STTR federal grants. The program offers application assistance, proposal development support, and connections to resources for technology commercialization.

Wyoming has limited state-level SBIR support programs and directs businesses to utilize federal SBIR/STTR resources. The state provides minimal matching funds or supplementary programs for small business innovation research.

Innovate Mississippi offers assistance programs to help Mississippi-based small businesses and startups pursue SBIR/STTR federal funding opportunities. Services include proposal writing support, technical assistance, and commercialization guidance.

Massachusetts Cultural Council provides grants to artists, cultural organizations, and communities to support arts programming, cultural facilities, and creative economic development. They offer various grant programs including project grants, organizational support, and artist fellowships.

MassVentures START program provides matching funds up to $100,000 to Massachusetts early-stage technology companies. The program aims to help startups leverage federal SBIR/STTR awards and other funding sources.

Idaho Commission on the Arts provides grants and services to support arts programming, arts education, and cultural development throughout Idaho. The commission funds individual artists, arts organizations, schools, and communities to promote artistic excellence and cultural engagement.

Georgia Research Alliance provides SBIR/STTR matching funds to Georgia companies, offering up to $100,000 for Phase I and $250,000 for Phase II awards. The program helps leverage federal funding to accelerate technology commercialization in Georgia.

Indiana Arts Commission offers grants to support arts programming, arts education, and cultural activities throughout Indiana. The commission provides funding to individual artists, arts organizations, schools, and communities to promote artistic excellence and cultural engagement.

Iowa Arts Council provides grants and services to support arts programming, arts education, and cultural development throughout Iowa. Funding supports individual artists, arts organizations, schools, and communities to advance artistic excellence and cultural participation.

Launch Tennessee operates SBIR support programs to help Tennessee-based small businesses compete for federal SBIR/STTR grants. They provide technical assistance, proposal development support, and networking opportunities with federal agencies.