One of the most important requirements when applying for a scholarship is meeting the deadline. Miss the deadline and the vast majority if not all scholarships will not even open your application. And the best way to avoid this is to submit your application as early as possible. With this in mind, there are several grants that have a November deadline.
There are also other scholarships that go beyond November and you must also respect their deadline to give yourself a better chance of winning these scholarships. As long as you apply and meet the requirements, you can win. And since it’s free and you don’t have to pay it back, why not try one of these scholarships?
The grants, due in November, include a number of initiatives to support small businesses in communities across the United States. From facade improvements to business stabilization, wage increase grants and programs related to the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), there are many options. But do not forget that you must apply in November.
Communities across the country want to boost employment and wages. To achieve this goal, private and public organizations offer grants to help companies hire more workers while increasing wages. The grants range from a one-time lump sum to an increase in wages of up to $2 per hour for a full year and beyond. Find out more:
For women and minority entrepreneurs seeking capital, the following grants provide a range of funding and support services to ensure the long-term viability of these businesses. Grants ranging from $5,000 to $100,000 are now available from leading brands and nonprofits. Check out what’s available now:
Small Business News November 4, 2022
From Elon Musk addressing advertising on Twitter to the ADP jobs report, take a look at what else is happening in this week’s roundup:
Jobs Report – Small businesses add 25,000 in October
According to the ADP National Employment Report, released Nov. 2, small businesses added 25,000 jobs in October. Including medium-sized and large companies, the total increase in jobs nationwide was 239,000. Job growth in September was 192,000. The largest increase was in the leisure and hospitality sector with 210,000 jobs. The biggest loss was in manufacturing, where 20,000 jobs were lost.
Mastercard opens small business applications to the Start Path program
Mastercard recently announced an expansion of its commitment to small and medium-sized businesses with a new program in its award-winning global start-up engagement program, Start Path. Mastercard Opens Small Business Applications to Start Path Program Start Path is specifically designed for businesses that support the digital needs of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).
Monique Johnson on the pros and cons of hybrid events
What is a hybrid event and what are the pros and cons of a hybrid event for your next business summit? Join us for this Small Biz Trends In: 15 episode where Monique Johnson, Founder of Live Video Lab and MOVE Experience, answers these questions and shares some advice on how to make your next virtual event a success.
Photoshop has new collaboration and AI features
Adobe recently announced some new innovations for Photoshop, designed to make it smarter, more collaborative, and easier to use on the web and other surfaces.
What Tom Herman learned from his movie Startup.com
In 2001, one of my favorite entrepreneurship movies about the “dot-com bubble” of the late 1990’s was called Start up.com. It was followed by two partners, Tom Herman and Kaleil Tuzman, who founded Govworks.com. It was the stereotypical start-up story of the era, with the company quickly going from idea to VC funding to financial crash.
Elon Musk is targeting advertisers after buying Twitter
Elon Musk is now officially in charge of Twitter. A deal to transfer ownership of the site was finalized last week. And Musk wasted no time using his social media platform to target advertisers — and potential advertisers — on Twitter. In a post Thursday, Musk wrote, “I wanted to reach out personally to share my motivation for taking over Twitter.
New features on YouTube improve the video-watching experience
YouTube recently announced a series of changes to its format that should give it a cleaner and more vibrant design. And these changes should be helpful for many creators who use YouTube for how-to videos and other demonstrations.
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