If there is so much money available, why doesn’t everyone already know about it? While governments are good at putting money into these programs, they spend very little on making citizens or residents aware these funds exist. Most programs are not even advertised! And private foundation funding can be even harder to find. Most grants, bursaries, and scholarships listings are hidden away so that only those in the know can find them. But the money is there, I promise!
You get a call, email, or letter from the federal government saying you are the winner of a free grant. All you have to do is pay a processing fee to receive the money. How do you know if the offer is legitimate or a scam? Follow these five tips to avoid falling prey to scammers posing as government grant-awarding agencies.
A free grant is money from the government or a foundation that is given to people who will use the money to improve their lives. Each year billions of dollars are given away, and every citizen is eligible to apply. Imagine getting the money you need to do what you’ve just dreamed of. You can receive your grant money in as little as 2 weeks!
There's free money for:
Remember, every citizen is eligible to apply, and no credit checks, collateral, or security deposits are required. For most grants, your credit history does not matter!
Millions of dollars are available from US federal, state, city, and county governments.
Millions of dollars are available from Canadian federal, provincial, territorial and city governments.
“I learned all about the SBIR free government grants from the free money course I purchased from you.
I was awarded a Small-Business Innovative Research grant for $100,000.00 which is free money given to small companies to develop their ideas—in this case, a computer-science R&D project that would be of use to the government.
Thank you tremendously!”
