ZenBusiness Grant

If your business is in the home services industry, you may be eligible for a $10,000 grant from Jobber We want to recognize your accomplishments and accelerate your plans for the future, and have 15 grants worth $10,000 each to award to every type of home service professional. Any blue collar business owner or aspiring business owner aged 18 is eligible to apply.

The Non-Trade Apprenticeship Expansion Grant Program was created to support the expansion of Non-Trade/Non-Traditional Registered Apprenticeship Programs. The program helps organizations pay for the design and development of new and innovative apprenticeship tracks by providing reimbursement for eligible planning activities and costs up to $25,000.

The NM Food Pathways Grant Program provides New Mexico food retailers and community food organizations with grants of $25,000, $50,000, or $100,000 (with approximately $500,000 available in total funding per cycle) to strengthen their operations and expand access to healthy, affordable, and locally sourced foods. Administered by the New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD) through its Food, Hunger, and Agriculture Program, and supported by federal Healthy Food Financing Initiative-aligned funding streams, the program is designed to support practical, implementation-ready projects that improve how staple and perishable foods are stored, handled, and sold, with a particular focus on rural, Tribal, frontier, and underserved communities. Eligible projects typically include improved refrigeration and cold storage, better merchandising and display equipment, food safety enhancements, and tools that support SNAP access, and can support small grocers, cooperative markets, mobile markets, and other community-serving retail models. Applicants are strongly encouraged to focus on equipment purchases and operational infrastructure improvements within existing facilities to minimize compliance requirements, since projects involving minor construction or building modifications may trigger NEPA or other environmental review obligations under Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200). Competitive preference is given to projects that demonstrate readiness for near-term implementation, strengthen long-term retail operational capacity and sustainability, deliver clear and measurable improvements in food access for low-access communities, emphasize increasing the availability of locally produced foods, and maximize impact through practical investments rather than general infrastructure development. The program uses a two-step application process: interested organizations first submit a Letter of Interest (LOI) through the Submittable platform describing their organization, project, and community impact, and selected applicants are then invited to submit a full application including a detailed project narrative, budget and budget justification, organizational capacity information, and supporting documentation. Awards are reimbursement-based, with awardees required to submit invoices, receipts, and supporting documentation for all approved expenses before reimbursement is processed.

The Kerrville Area Rebuilding & Recovery Fund provides Kerrville, Texas small businesses affected by the July 2026 floods with grants of up to $25,000 to support emergency assistance, rebuilding, and long-term recovery efforts. Grant amounts are determined based on demonstrated need and the severity of impact experienced by the business. Administered by the Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit affiliated with the Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce, the fund was launched in response to the catastrophic flooding that impacted Kerr County and the broader Hill Country region. To qualify, applicants must operate a business located in the Kerrville area and demonstrate direct impact from the Flood of 2026, defined as physical damage to facilities, equipment, or inventory, or structural damage requiring repairs or reconstruction. The fund is not intended for indirectly impacted businesses (such as those that lost revenue without sustaining physical damage to their business). Eligible uses of grant funds include structural repairs or reconstruction, replacement of business-critical equipment or inventory, infrastructure improvements or utility upgrades, and other long-term recovery expenses. Applications for the fund must be submitted in person at the Kerrville Area Chamber of Commerce office at 1700 Sidney Baker St., Suite 100, Kerrville, TX 78028; online applications are not accepted. Applicants must include all supporting documentation as listed on the paper application.

Awarded activities will facilitate the translation of novel recording and modulation technologies that can be used to treat and/or diagnose central nervous system (CNS) diseases and disorders and to better understand the human CNS, from proof of concept up to the stage of readiness for first in human (FIH) studies. Technologies may incorporate any signal modality (e.g., electrical, optical, magnetic, acoustic) or a combination thereof. Diverse team-based applications that integrate appropriate domains of expertise are encouraged.