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Small business grants in Alabama

Alabama has 2 small business grants taking applications as of Oct 26, 2026. The largest is Downtown Mobile Refresh Facade Improvement Grant, up to $40,000. The next to close is Southern SARE Producer Grant, on Nov 6, 2026.

That is 1 city, county or statewide grant, plus 1 multi-state program that includes Alabama. National grants are listed separately and are not counted.

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Mobile small business grants

  • Mobile

    Downtown Mobile Refresh Facade Improvement Grant

    Up to $40,000

    Downtown Mobile Alliance (Downtown Development District) · Mobile, AL (inside the Henry Aaron Loop)

    Owners of existing buildings and owners of small businesses inside the Henry Aaron Loop making street-visible exterior improvements; taxes and city fees must be paid; owner grants the city a facade easement (5, 10 or 15 years by award size).

    NewRollingMatch neededEffort: big jobPaid after you spendAny owner

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Multi-state programs that include Alabama

  • Multi-state

    Southern SARE Producer Grant

    Up to $25,000

    Southern Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education (SARE), USDA NIFA-funded · Southern SARE region (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA, PR, VI)

    Farmers/ranchers (full or part-time) with at least $1,000 documented annual farm income, or farmer organizations, proposing an on-farm research project (field trial, demonstration, marketing initiative).

    Closes Nov 6, 12 p.m. ETMulti-stateNo matching fundsEffort: big jobPaid after you spendRural

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National grants you can also apply for

Open to businesses anywhere in the US, including Alabama.

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Alabama small business grant questions

How many grants are listed for Alabama?

1 city, county or statewide grant, plus 1 multi-state program that includes Alabama. National grants are listed below and are not counted.

Do national grants count on the Alabama page?

No. A national grant can still be open to a business in this state. It does not count toward the state total.

Who are the Alabama grants for?

Mostly businesses with 1 to 10 people. Read each grant. Some are for storefronts.

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