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Fund Her Future Grant
H&R Block
ABOUT THE GRANT
The Fund Her Future Grant awards four women-owned small businesses with $45,000 grants each (for a total of $180,000 in annual funding), plus a full year of complimentary business services designed to help build a solid foundation for growth. Administered by Block Advisors by H&R Block, with applications hosted on the Hello Alice platform, the annual grant program is designed to bridge the funding gap that female business owners often face and to provide grant money, education, and community for women small business owners across the United States.
Beyond the cash grant, all four winners receive one year of complimentary business services from Block Advisors, including small business tax preparation, bookkeeping, payroll, and business formation analysis. Recent grand prize winners have included Allegorie (a NYC-based small-batch accessory line that transforms food waste into fashion) and Rebel Nell (a jewelry company that employs, educates, and empowers women facing employment barriers by transforming fallen graffiti into wearable art).
To qualify, applicants must be a woman-owned small business owner (either full-time or part-time), operate as a sole proprietor or a business with employees, be at least 18 years old (19 in Alabama and Nebraska), and be a U.S. resident. Businesses must be existing and established, with a minimum of $20,000 in revenue in the prior calendar year. Nonprofit organizations are not eligible. After submitting the initial application, a group of finalists is selected for personal interviews with the Block Advisors team before final winners are notified.
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The 2025 application has passed but this is an annual program. Check back periodically for updates about 2026 application windows
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