If you are a business start-up owner and a Native American and need funding for your new business, you can seek financial grants from several organizations and programs that are willing to support your business. The federal government puts aside billions of dollars to provide financial aid to Native Americans and other minorities of the society.  The funds or grants are available for the Native Americans to help them with their new businesses, building new societies, homes, and education.

Native Americans can avail different grants that will help them with their new business, or expand their existing small business. These grants, however, need verified documents, which confirm you as a Native American.

If you are looking for eligibility or seeking more information on Native American Grants, you may browse through the grant website. You can also start your application for grants on the same website.

The U.S. Department of Commerce is the government body that provides business loans and grants to new Native American entrepreneurs. The ‘zone grant funding’ is the most famous program for funding new businesses. This department through their local agencies provides grand funding to Native Americans’ new businesses.

SBA, also known as Small Business Administration helps Native Americans with their new business start-ups. SBA offers a variety of loans and grants to minorities and Native Americans for their small businesses to grow large. SBA has unique programs that help businesses that are into food, drink, and hospitality.

There are several companies and associations that offer to fund Native Americans for their business. Some of them are New American Funding, SBA U.S Small business Administration, RLNN Native American Grants, Seven Fund, U.S department of Commerce, Minority Business Development Agency, Meta Capital Management, Pine River Capital Management, Marathon Asset Management, Appaloosa Management, BTG Practual Global Management, Third Point, Omega Advisors, Seer Capital Management, Tiger Global Management, Eminence Capital, Jana Partners, Structured Portfolio Management, Citadel Advisors, Citadel Tactical Trading, Viking Global Capital Investors, Cerberus Capital Management, LibreMax Capital, Litespeed Management, Contrarian Capital Management, Double Line Capital, and Native American Grants.