Dayton Economic Development Grant

The purpose of this Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) is to support the development of a comprehensive and well-defined product development strategy for next-generation treatments for HIV and HIV-associated comorbidities, coinfections and complication and preventive strategies for HIV, as well as facilitating the translation of research findings into drug products that enables submission of an Investigational New Drug (IND) application to the FDA.

The AT&T Small Business Contest awards a total of $70,000 in grant funding across five U.S. small business owners each year, with one grand prize winner receiving $50,000 and four runners-up receiving $5,000 each. Administered by AT&T as part of its She's Connected by AT&T brand campaign, the contest is now open to all eligible small business owners regardless of gender, and is designed to spotlight leaders making a real impact in their communities. Now in its 4th year, the contest has awarded grant funding to 11 small businesses across the United States to date. Beyond the $50,000 cash grant, the grand prize winner receives a year of AT&T service with a new device, mentorship resources geared toward making a local impact, access to a community of small business owners, and the opportunity to share their small business story in a custom AT&T content piece alongside She's Connected by AT&T talent. Runners-up receive their $5,000 cash grant only. To qualify, applicants must own a certified small business located in the United States or Puerto Rico, and must be the sole or majority owner. AT&T defines a small business as an organization with one to five locations and 99 or fewer full-time or part-time employees. Applicants must be at least the age of majority in their state at the time of entry. Nonprofit organizations that also run a for-profit business are eligible to apply if they meet AT&T's small business criteria. Previous applicants are encouraged to reapply, and each eligible business may submit only one contest entry per year.

The Skill Advance Colorado Job Training Grant helps businesses and nonprofits create customized job training for employees. The Colorado First (CF) Job Training Program provides funds for net new hire training and focuses on new and expanding businesses in Colorado with a need to train workers with the skills necessary to increase their productivity, to increase their wages, and to reduce their need for public support. The Existing Industry (EI) Job Training Program provides funding for incumbent worker training and supports established Colorado businesses with adapting to new technology and preventing layoffs. Per learner maximum annual funding (based on total training funds approved factored against number of unduplicated learners): Standard CF and EI Grants: CF - $2,800, EI - $2,500 / CF and EI Mini Grants for Micro Businesses: CF - $3,800, EI - $3,500

The Seed Capital Matching Fund provides a source of matching grant funds to assist new, startup, and emerging small businesses located within Southwest Virginia’s e-Region and to attract new small businesses from outside the region to locate here. Since the program was established in 2017, more than 200 new business startups have been assisted in the region by the Seed Capital program and hundreds of full-time and part-time jobs have been created. The applicant must have dollar-for-dollar matching funds from one or more other sources in at least an amount sufficient to match funds requested from VCEDA. No applicant can be approved for more than $10,000 under this program.

Are you a small business or commercial property owner in the unincorporated areas of Clark County, NV Commission District A? This grant program offers up to $25,000 to help you improve your property and strengthen your business presence. Eligible Improvements: -Tenant improvements -Building façade renovations -Installation or renovation of on-premise signs -Beautification of shared commercial areas