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INCspire’s 2021 BizMaker Grant Program

The INCspire Education Foundation, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit subsidiary of the Greater Reston Chamber of Commerce, is proud to announce the launch of its BizMaker Grant Program. This program supports INCspire’s mission to provide business education, support, and mentorship to startup and emerging businesses in Fairfax County. The purpose of the BizMaker Grant Program is to promote inclusive entrepreneurship and a diversity of economic opportunities for businesses committed to job creation and revenue generation within Fairfax County.

Qualifying organizations are encouraged to apply to the program by completing the application below. Applicants will have an opportunity to submit details regarding an innovative product, design, service, or technology that they are looking to develop and/or expand. Grant awards will be provided to fund qualified business operations for entities operating within Fairfax County. Applicants will be provided access to local professional services firms who are available to address a variety of organization development needs. Grant awardees will participate in the incSpire mentoring program, which provides access to selected industry leaders to help the awardees meet their targeted development goals. The top grant award will be $15,000!

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Event Date September, 1

Event Time 4:00pm - 3:59pm

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