Skip Instant Grant
SKIP
About the Grant
Skip offers Instant Grants on a rolling basis, providing funding opportunities with shorter turnaround windows. These grant amounts are customized based on the number of Skip services you use.
Grants are announced a couple of days in advance and generally occur twice a week, with deadlines on Tuesdays and Fridays. Applicants must participate in Skip’s YouTube livestream during the selection process.
Notes
This is a monthly grant program. Please note that this program incentivizes you to use Skip's premium services to apply. The more premium services you use and pay for, the more you can win. Applicants also have to participate in a monthly livestream to receive funding.
We're making no comments about that program but be mindful of that situation before spending any money here.
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