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With our posts on Grants<\/a>, Government grants<\/a>, and grant writin<\/a>g already in place, this post will go through NYC small business grant listings for minorities and individuals alike in New York City. Meanwhile, embedded in this list of NYC small business grant opportunities are guides to ensure every aspect of your grant application goes smoothly.<\/p>\n

With that off our backs, let\u2019s set the ball rolling\u2026<\/p>\n

P.S:<\/strong><\/span> Grants on this post should be treated with utmost urgency as quite a number of them are already ongoing.<\/p>\n

Small Business Grants for Minorities NYC<\/span><\/h2>\n

When it comes to launching or expanding new businesses in NYC, minorities face unique challenges, including securing inexpensive small-business loans and grants. For the most part, grants and financial support from companies and the government bridge this gap.<\/p>\n

So, for minority-owned businesses, below are some of the best small-business grants in NYC and other valuable funding tools.<\/p>\n

#1. LISC NYC Grant<\/span><\/h3>\n

LISC NYC is popularly known as the New York City division of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation<\/strong>. Basically, LISC NYC works with local agencies to fund minority-based initiatives and ideas that seek to make New York City more equitable, multicultural, and sustainable. But regardless, LISC is also accessible by every NYC small business.<\/p>\n

According to records from their official website, LISC NYC has spent over $2.7 billion in low-income areas and leveraged a further $6.5 billion over the last 41 years. Furthermore, its investment policy comes from the conviction that the time has come for New York City to forge a vision that closes the racial wealth gap. This includes maintaining affordable housing and providing paths to sustainable economic opportunities for all New Yorkers to achieve their goal.<\/p>\n

Applications<\/span><\/h4>\n

Applications for this NYC small grant are currently ongoing. However, for this session of funding, LISC will focus on small businesses that have experienced direct blow-backs as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. In other words, eligibility hangs on the gravity of the impact on your business. But, that has nothing to do with the amount of grant money which is constant.<\/p>\n

Other eligibility factors include the following;<\/p>\n