Frequently Asked
Questions
Q: Who can get money
from the government?
Anyone/general public, Individual/Family,
Small business, Federal, Interstate, Intrastate, State,
Local, Sponsored organization, Public nonprofit institution/organization,
Other public institution/organization, Federally Recognized
Indian Tribal Governments, U.S. Territories, Minority
group, Specialized group (e.g. health professionals, students,
veterans), Profit organization, Private nonprofit institution/organization,
Quasi-public nonprofit organization, Other private institution/organization,
Native American Organizations, Health Professional, Education
Professional, Student/Trainee, Graduate Student, Scientist/Researchers,
Artist/Humanist, Engineer/Architect, Builder/Contractor/Developer,
Farmer/Rancher/Agriculture Producer, Industrialist/Business
Person, Small Business Person, Consumer, Homeowner, Land/Property
Owner, Black, American Indian, Spanish Origin, Oriental,
Other Non-White, Migrant, U.S. Citizen, Refugee/Alien,
Veteran/Service Person/Reservist (including dependants),
Women, Handicapped (e.g. deaf, Blind, Crippled), Physically
Afflicted (e.g. TB, Arthritis, Heart Disease), Mentally
Disabled, Drug Addict, Alcoholic, Juvenile Delinquent,
Infant (0-5), Preschool, School, Child (6-15), Youth (16-21),
Senior Citizen (60+), Unemployed, Welfare Recipient, Pension
Recipient, Moderate Income, Low Income, Major Metropolis
(over 250,000), Other Urban, Suburban, Rural, Education
(grades 0-8), Education (grades 9-12), Education (grades
13+).
Q: How much money
can I get?
That all depends on the type of grant you
are applying for and your actual needs. Some grants have
a $5,000 limit, some have a $500,000 limit, and some don't
even have a limit!
Q: What can I use the
Grant Money for?
You can use the money for numerous purposes.
How you spend it will depend on the type of grant you've
received. You may want to develop an invention, continue
or change your career path through education, work at your
artistic vocation, or simply obtain help with living expenses.
You may want to expand or renovate a facility, purchase
machinery, equipment, fixtures, and leasehold improvements.
You may want to fund receivables or augment working capital.
With compelling reason, you can use it to reduce existing
debt, or you can use it for seasonal lines of credit. You
can use it to construct commercial buildings or purchase
land or buildings. The possibilities are virtually endless!
Q: What if I have bad
credit?
Whether you have bad credit, or have filed
for bankruptcy in the past, you are still entitled to
your fair share of government money. There are no credit
cheaks, no collateral required and no co-signers. These
are grants which never have to be paid back. As long as
you are a tax paying U.S. citizen you have nothing to
worry about.
Q: Can I receive free
money for health care?
Absolutely. Included in the GrantsFinder.us
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?
Q: I need money for
personal use. Is free money available, and where can I find
it?
The list of programs and grants available
for personal use is extensive. To name a few, grants are
available for home improvements or buying a new home. You
can also find free moneyfor such things as rent, mortgage,
or car payments, groceries,childcare, general living expenses,
academic tutoring, school supplies, clothing, legal services,
debts, summer camp, music and art
lessons, senior citizen programs, and replacement of valuables
lost in
a natural disaster. Many cities have immediate funds available
for personal use in small amounts. We recommend you contact
local agencies first. You should also consider converting
your home to an office, which will qualify you for more
grants. Moreover, it can also provide you with tax benefits.
Q: Are grants available
for business equipment?
Yes. There are grants available for literally
every aspect of business.
Q: Are grants available
for expanding an already successful business?
Yes.
Q: When will I start
to receive my checks?
Checks are dispersed according to the funding
body. Depending on the agency. Checks are commonly distributed
monthly, quarterly, or annually. Be sure to check with the
agency to determine the cycle of funding as specified in
your acceptance letter.
Q: What is the limit
on the number of Grants I can apply for?
You may apply for as many Grants as you like
under as many different categories as you like! Grant seekers
have been known to receive several grants for different
projects.
Q: How may times can
I enter the Pay Members Area after I haved Ordered?
You may enter the Pay Members Area as many
times as you like. Once you buy the GrantsFinder Guide
to FREE Government Grants you become a LIFETIME Member
and will be able to download any future updates.
Q: 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.
Q: Will I have INSTANT
access to the GrantsFinder Guide to FREE Government Grants
after I Sign Up?
Yes, you will
get INSTANT access to your GrantsFinder Guide after completion
of the order.
