Grant Directory

New Mexico offers limited state-level support programs to complement federal SBIR funding opportunities. These programs provide technical assistance and resources to help small businesses in the state compete for federal innovation grants.

Maine Arts Commission provides grants and services to support arts programming, arts education, and cultural development throughout Maine. The commission funds individual artists, arts organizations, schools, and communities to advance artistic excellence and cultural participation.

SC Launch provides assistance programs to help South Carolina small businesses access federal SBIR/STTR funding opportunities. They offer proposal development support, technical assistance, and resources to increase competitiveness for federal innovation grants.

SBIR Advance Iowa provides proposal development assistance and matching funds to Iowa companies pursuing federal SBIR/STTR awards. The program helps businesses improve their federal grant applications and provides state matching funds for successful awards.

CTNext provides SBIR/STTR matching funds to Connecticut companies, offering up to $75,000 for Phase I and $150,000 for Phase II awards. The program helps leverage federal funding and supports technology commercialization in the state.

Kentucky Innovation provides SBIR matching funds offering up to $150,000 for Phase I and $500,000 for Phase II federal SBIR/STTR awards. The program supports Kentucky companies in developing and commercializing innovative technologies.

The Minnesota State Arts Board provides grants to support arts programming, artist development, and cultural activities throughout Minnesota. Funding supports individual artists, arts organizations, and community-based arts projects that enhance cultural participation.

The Mississippi Arts Commission provides grants to support arts education, artist development, and cultural programming throughout Mississippi. Funding supports individual artists, arts organizations, and community arts initiatives that promote cultural enrichment.

Idaho provides limited state SBIR support and directs businesses to utilize federal Small Business Development Centers (SBDC) for assistance. The SBDC network offers free consulting and resources to help small businesses pursue federal SBIR/STTR opportunities.

Kansas offers SBIR matching funds providing up to $100,000 for Phase I and $500,000 for Phase II federal SBIR/STTR awards. This program helps Kansas companies leverage federal funding and accelerate technology development and commercialization.

The Maryland State Arts Council provides grants to support arts programming, artist development, and cultural activities throughout Maryland. Funding supports individual artists, arts organizations, and community-based arts projects that enhance cultural life.

Arizona Commerce Authority programs providing tax credits, workforce development, and innovation incentives. Supports business expansion, job creation, and technology commercialization in Arizona.

Enterprise Florida offers various tax refunds and business incentives to attract and retain companies in Florida. These programs support job creation, capital investment, and economic development across diverse industries.

Georgia.org provides tax credits and workforce development incentives for businesses expanding or relocating to Georgia. Programs focus on job creation, employee training, and strategic industry development.

State-level grant program focused on supporting clean energy initiatives and renewable energy projects. Funds may support energy efficiency improvements, solar installations, wind projects, and other sustainable energy solutions.

State grant aggregation platform that consolidates various funding opportunities from multiple sources. Serves as a centralized hub for accessing diverse grant programs across different sectors and funding priorities.

State grant program targeting energy projects with specific focus on rural communities and areas. Supports renewable energy development, energy infrastructure improvements, and energy access initiatives in underserved rural regions.

Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) programs typically provide tax abatements and workforce development incentives to businesses. These programs focus on job creation, skills training, and business retention and expansion.

State commerce department programs offering tax exemptions and grants to businesses for economic development purposes. These incentives typically support business attraction, retention, expansion, and job creation initiatives.

Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development offers tax credits and financing programs to support business expansion, job creation, and economic development. Programs include job creation tax credits, research and development credits, and various loan programs.

Kansas Commerce provides tax exemptions and financing programs to support business development and expansion. These incentives target manufacturing, technology, and other key economic sectors.

State commerce departments typically offer tax credits and grants to businesses for economic development, job creation, and business expansion. These incentives are designed to attract and retain businesses within the state.

New Mexico Economic Development Department administers the Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) and various tax credit programs. These incentives support job creation, capital investment, and economic development projects throughout New Mexico.

Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) loan and tax credit programs provide financial incentives to businesses for expansion, relocation, and job creation. These programs often include low-interest loans and various tax incentives.