Elevate Vernon Grant
Elevate Vernon Grant
Vernon County, WI
ABOUT THE GRANT
The Elevate Vernon Grant provides Vernon County, Wisconsin small businesses and entrepreneurs with up to $10,000 in funding to help start, grow, strengthen, or transition their operations. Administered by Vernon County's Community Development Department and originally launched as a pilot through a $150,000 award from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation's (WEDC) Small Business Development Grant Program, the program supports local business growth through both financial support and optional technical assistance for business skill development. Funds may be used for marketing, improvements to physical spaces, equipment and technology acquisition or upgrades, working capital (for new businesses only), and diversification and resilience projects. Awards are competitive and recipients must provide at least a 20% match or invest up to 20 hours in business skills enhancement.
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