Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Grant Money available?
The Federal and many State Governments are required by law to issue grants for many diverse needs. The Influx of grant money into the economy creates jobs, which in turn creates more tax revenue and reduces individual (and corporate) dependency on government subsistence programs.

With our economy in flux, the need to distribute this money and create jobs has become critical.

Many Corporations and Foundations are required to grant a certain amount of their assets annually for a variety of reasons. Foundations are required to give away at least 5% of their total assets each year to maintain their tax-exempt status.

All of these programs don't require credit checks, collateral, security deposits or co-signers, even if you have a bankruptcy or bad credit, you as a taxpayer and U.S. citizen are entitled to this money.

Don't pass up this great opportunity.....Claim your piece of the American Pie! The money is available to you as long as you can show a legitimate need.

How has the recent slowdown in the U.S. economy and the fears of terrorism affected access to grants?
The only result is an increase in grant spending by the Federal Government. As you noticed on the homepage, for example, there are now many grants available for those severely impacted by the events of September 11.

How difficult is it to obtain a grant?
The difficulty of obtaining grants depends on the type of grant and the value of the grant. There is always a process involved, such as writing a proposal, letter or filling in an application. Many grants are relatively easy to obtain.

How long will it take to get a grant?
The length of time largely depends on what type of grant you are applying for. It can also depend on the monetary value of the grant. Generally, expect the process to take between three weeks to two months. 

How will my poor credit history affect my ability to get a grant?
A bad credit history has no impact at all on your application for grant money. Grant money is different from a loan. Grant money (from the Government) comes out of your tax dollars and does not need to be repaid.

Are grants available for business equipment?
Yes. There are grants available for literally every aspect of business.

Are grants available for expanding an already successful business?
Yes. 

Can I receive free money for health care? 
Absolutely. Included in the GrantsFinder Guide is an entire section devoted specifically to healthcare. People are often surprised at how much money is available for healthcare. For example, how many people know that many of the big Pharmaceutical companies participate in a free prescription program for low-income Americans?

Is it possible to receive more than one grant at a time? 
Absolutely. Many people have several projects going at once, each being funded through a variety of grants.

Is there another way I can get the Guide? I am unable to download with a WebTV.
Yes. You can view the Guide online with your Web Browser if you are unable to download files. Our Online version of the GrantsFinder Guide is best for web tv, or for those using a computer at work, library, etc. Simply log into the Paid Members Section, our GrantsFinder Guide will appear in your Web Browser.

Once I download the Guide, can I print it?
You certainly can. Like any other piece of intellectual property, we hope that you will not copy and distribute it to others. However, if you know of an individual or family in need who would benefit from the information but cannot afford to purchase and access it, please do share the information. Our goal is to make it easier for those who need and could well use grants to have the information they need to access them.

 

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