The Confidence Collective
The Confidence Collective
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ABOUT THE GRANT
The Confidence Collective is structured to select 250 women entrepreneurs who will receive access to business coaching, skill-building resources, networking opportunities, and a peer community. Of those 250 participants, 20 will be awarded $20,000 grants intended to support business development and growth. The 250 selected participants will be announced in the coming months, with grant recipients named in fall 2026.
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Note: The application deadline for this grant has passed, but this is an annual grant. Check back for updates on 2027 application timelines as we have them.
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