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Small business grants in Virginia

4 city, county, and statewide grants in Virginia are open now. National grants are listed separately and are not counted.

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Hampton

  • Facade Improvement Grant

    RollingHampton, VA

    Hampton Economic Development Authority

    Up to $20,000

    Hampton business owners and commercial property owners (no national franchises, stand-alone chains, nonprofits or residential-only buildings) making exterior improvements.

    Pays you backMediumAny owner

    Checked . Official page on hampton.gov (opens in a new tab)

Richmond

Roanoke

  • Enterprise Zone Facade Grant

    RollingRoanoke (Enterprise Zone), VA

    City of Roanoke Economic Development Authority

    Up to $25,000

    Commercial, industrial or mixed-use (no more than 80% residential) buildings in the Roanoke Enterprise Zone with a facade on a public right-of-way and a public entrance.

    Pays you backMediumAny owner

    Checked . Official page on roanokeva.gov (opens in a new tab)

Virginia Beach

  • Small Business Grant (EDIP Part F)

    Closes in 12 daysVirginia Beach

    Virginia Beach Development Authority / VB HIVE

    Up to $10,000

    Virginia Beach micro-businesses (or service-disabled-veteran businesses under 25 employees), licensed and operating in the city 1+ year, current on local taxes, no city/VBDA grant in last 12 months.

    Pays you backMediumWomen-ownedMinority-ownedVeteran-owned

    Checked . Official page on yesvirginiabeach.com (opens in a new tab)

National grants also open

Nationwide programs do not count toward this page. Read each one to see if Virginia qualifies.

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Common questions

How many grants are listed for Virginia?

4 city, county, or statewide grants. National grants are listed below and are not counted.

Do national grants count on the Virginia 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 Virginia grants for?

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

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