Grant Directory

Michigan Economic Development Corporation provides various business incentives including tax credits, grants, and financing programs to attract and retain businesses in Michigan. These incentives support job creation, capital investment, and economic development across diverse industries.

Nebraska Department of Economic Development offers tax credits and financing programs to encourage business investment and job creation. Incentives include the Nebraska Advantage Act tax incentives and various loan and grant programs for qualifying businesses.

Missouri Department of Economic Development offers tax credits and grants to support business development and job creation. Programs include the Missouri Works program, various tax credit incentives, and grant opportunities for qualifying businesses.

Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade provides incentives, grants, and loans to support business development and job creation. Programs include the Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit, various grant programs, and loan opportunities for qualifying businesses.

Montana Department of Commerce provides tax exemptions and financing programs to support business development and economic growth. Incentives include property tax exemptions for new or expanding businesses and various loan programs.

Connecticut's Manufacturing Innovation Fund provides vouchers to help manufacturers adopt new technologies and improve competitiveness. The program offers cost-sharing assistance for technology assessments, process improvements, and workforce development initiatives.

The Job Development Investment Grant (JDIG) provides performance-based incentives to businesses creating new jobs in North Carolina. The program offers cash grants based on a percentage of withholding taxes generated by new jobs, typically for projects creating 20+ jobs with above-average wages.

Delaware's Strategic Fund provides financial incentives to attract and retain businesses that create quality jobs and capital investment. The program offers grants, loans, and tax credits for qualifying economic development projects that demonstrate significant economic impact.

New Mexico's Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP) and Local Economic Development Act (LEDA) provide funding for job training and economic development projects. JTIP reimburses training costs for new employees while LEDA supports infrastructure and business development initiatives.

Colorado's Advanced Industries Accelerator Grant Program supports companies in aerospace, bioscience, electronics, energy, and infrastructure engineering sectors. The program provides funding for proof of concept, early stage capital, and infrastructure projects to accelerate growth in advanced industries.

South Carolina's Job Development Credit provides income tax credits to businesses creating new full-time jobs in the state. Companies can claim credits of $750-$8,000 per job depending on the county's economic development tier and job creation thresholds.

The High Quality Jobs Creation (HQJC) tax credit program in Iowa provides tax incentives for businesses that create high-paying jobs. The program offers income tax credits and other benefits for qualifying job creation projects.

Louisiana Economic Development (LED) offers matching funds for companies that receive federal SBIR/STTR grants. This program provides additional financial support to help businesses advance their research and development projects.

The Economic Development for a Growing Economy (EDGE) tax credit program provides tax incentives for businesses that create jobs and make capital investments in Illinois. The program offers income tax credits and sales tax exemptions for qualifying projects.

Idaho Commerce provides workforce training grants to support skills development and job training programs. These grants help businesses and organizations develop a skilled workforce to meet industry needs.

Kansas offers the Promoting Employment Across Kansas (PEAK) Act and High Performance Incentive Program (HPIP) to provide tax incentives for job creation and business expansion. These programs support economic development through various tax credits and exemptions.

Maryland's Department of Business and Economic Development (DBED) provides matching funds for businesses that receive federal SBIR grants. This program helps companies leverage federal funding to advance their research and development initiatives.

JobsOhio provides matching funds for Ohio companies that receive federal SBIR/STTR awards. This program helps businesses leverage federal funding to advance their research and development projects and commercialization efforts.

Missouri offers research and development tax credits to encourage innovation and technology development within the state. The program provides tax incentives for qualifying R&D expenditures and activities.

Minnesota's JOBZ program and Angel Tax Credit provide economic incentives for business development and angel investment. These programs offer tax benefits to encourage job creation and startup investment in designated areas.

Missouri Works is a comprehensive economic development program that provides tax credits and incentives for job creation and capital investment. The program supports businesses that create new jobs and make significant investments in Missouri.

Business Oregon offers support programs for companies pursuing federal SBIR/STTR funding, including matching grants and technical assistance. These programs help Oregon businesses compete for federal research funding and advance innovation.

Connecticut provides state funding for economic development, education, health services, and community development programs. Various state departments offer grants and funding opportunities to support local organizations and initiatives.

Maryland state funding programs support economic development, education, health initiatives, and environmental projects. The state provides various grant opportunities for organizations working to improve communities and advance state objectives.