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Your funding and finances

To secure funding, entrepreneurs must understand grants—from federal to corporate sources—to find those aligned with their goals and boost their chances of success.

Building a well-rounded team with complementary strengths and strong mentor support is key to attracting investors and outside funding resources.

A needs/problem statement outlines the issue a project aims to address, clarifies who is affected, and helps convince funders that the project is essential.

Grants are non-repayable funds from various organizations to support specific projects, initiatives, or causes.

Before spending time and money applying for a grant, assess your grant readiness to improve your chances of success.

A grant proposal is a document that seeks funding by outlining a project’s objectives, methods, and impact.

Whether you ask clients or investors for money, asking for business funding can be uncomfortable. This module teaches how to confidently structure funding requests.

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The Financing Your Dream course by DreamBuilder will teach you how to identify your business’s needs and funding sources.

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This course uses a guide from the U.S. Small Business Administration to help you understand how much money it will take to start your business.

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