Discover Your Next Business Grant Program

Explore types and eligibility for a business grant program. Understand how these non-repayable funds can support your business.

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Overview

A **business grant program** offers non-repayable funds to businesses, typically to stimulate economic growth, support specific industries, or address societal needs. These grants differ significantly from loans as they do not require repayment, making them highly attractive for startups and established companies alike.

Securing a business grant can provide crucial capital for various initiatives, from research and development to expansion projects, without incurring debt. Understanding the types of grants available and the application process is key to successfully obtaining these valuable resources.

  • Funding Source: Business grants can originate from government agencies at federal, provincial, or municipal levels, as well as from private foundations and corporations.
  • Eligibility Criteria: Each grant program has specific requirements that applicants must meet, often related to industry, business size, location, or project type.
  • Application Process: Applying for grants typically involves detailed proposals, financial projections, and a clear articulation of how the funds will be utilized and the expected impact.
  • Local Support: Businesses in specific regions, such as Edmonton, can find assistance in navigating the grant landscape and preparing compelling applications.

KWB Helps Edmonton Businesses Secure Grant Funding

Updated August 2021

Jobber, a cloud based workflow solution software, ideally suited for home service businesses, is inviting business owners to apply for one of 30 Grants that they are offering.

Jobber recently launched their $150,000 Grant Program which aims to provide much needed relief to business owners like you!

You may need new equipment, a new employee, marketing funds, or financial relief to help keep your doors open. The Grant Program offers 30 Grants ranging from $1,000 to $20,000 depending on which category your business qualifies for; namely:

  • Almost Entrepreneurs (pre-business)
  • New Business Owners (0-3 years)
  • Experienced Business Owners (3+ years)
  • COVID-19 Support (currently in business)

You can apply for the Grant in your category by clicking here.  Applications are open for submission as of March 24, 2021 and applications close on June 23, 2021.

If you are not a home service business owner, but know someone who is who could use the assistance, copy this link and send it to them so that they have the opportunity to apply.

Why KWB Recommends Jobber

Jobber is a cloud based software solution designed for small and medium sized field service businesses that works really well with our accounting software of choice, QBO (Quickbooks Online).

We are constantly looking for new technology to help our clients achieve their business and lifestyle goals. We recommend Jobber to our field service industry clients (like HVAC, electrical and plumbing businesses) because implementing the software saves them time and is proven to add profit to their bottom line. Take a look at our blog that outlines the advantages of Jobber and the reasons why we recommend it.

We are consistently educating our clients and the public on why cloud accounting is best for their business. Real time access to your data is one of the top reasons why we recommend moving to “the cloud.”

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