Intuit QuickBooks and Mailchimp Small Business Hero Program
Intuit
About the Grant
Introducing the Intuit QuickBooks and Mailchimp Small Business Hero Program—a year-long initiative designed to celebrate and empower small businesses that invigorate and serve their communities. This program spotlights entrepreneurs who demonstrate courage, perseverance, and integrity, by awarding three remarkable businesses each quarter. Winners receive a $20,000 grant along with additional resources to elevate their business presence and continue their success.
Delve into the stories of these inspiring heroes, explore small business data, and nominate a small business hero in your community. Join in celebrating and supporting the pillars of prosperity in neighborhoods across the nation.
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