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56 grants, loans and programs for small business

The US Chamber has rounded up dozens of financial opportunities available around the country.

How a Women’s Business Development Center can help you

These SBA-supported centers offer training, funding access and help with federal contract applications, says Small Business Trends.

How two nonprofits plan to boost Hispanic VCs

A new initiative, called Alzar, provides both training and a financial commitment, says Forbes.

21 ways for minority businesses to find funding

Small Business Trends lists everything from traditional lenders to nonprofits and online sources.

A new foundation supports women entrepreneurs

The Boundless Futures Foundation provides financial support for women starting businesses that aim to solve social issues.

Tory Burch wants to help you find funding

The Tory Burch Foundation’s new online tool can assist women in determining the best funding option, reports TechCrunch.

In Indiana, the new Nile Capital Fund provides $1.5 million for Black businesses

The Be Nimble Foundation, Cummins Inc., the City of Indianapolis and IMPACT Central Indiana are behind the fund, says the Indianapolis Recorder .

Why VC Luke Cooper is betting on underrepresented founders

The managing director of Latimer Ventures talks to Forbes about finding and funding great businesses.

46 grants, loans and programs to benefit your small business

The US Chamber’s extensive list showcases both broad-based programs and industry-specific funds.

A new VC firm in Delaware targets underrepresented founders

Bronze Valley, from Birmingham, Alabama, is launching in the First State, reports technical.ly.

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