The BBEC publicizes grants that we believe will be of benefit to Black entrepreneurs and Black businesses. Grants marked with the BBEC logo have been reviewed by our organization.
The Homestead Foundation Grant provides funding to nonprofit organizations that strengthen communities through education, social services, and cultural enrichment. The foundation supports programs that address community needs, improve access to resources, and create opportunities for individuals and families.
This grant helps nonprofits grow their impact and sustain meaningful work throughout the region.
Deadline to apply: March 15, 2026
Visit HomesteadFoundation to apply and learn more details.
The Spector Craft Prize, offered by the Spector Craft organization, recognizes emerging artists who demonstrate skill and creativity in contemporary craft. The prize highlights artists who are building their professional voice and provides support at a key stage in their artistic development.
This award gives rising craft artists recognition and financial support that can help them continue advancing their practice. (Rules of Entry)
Deadline to apply: March 1, 2026
Visit SpectorCraft to apply and learn more details.
The State Trade Expansion Program supports small businesses interested in entering or expanding in international markets. This program assists with export-related activities such as trade missions, international marketing, market research, and participation in global trade shows.
Although the new grant cycle is awaiting confirmation of federal funding, businesses are encouraged to prepare now so they can apply early once the program opens.
Deadline to apply: Pending announcement
Visit MECto apply and learn more details.
The Economic Development Incentive Program supports businesses that are creating jobs and making investments in Massachusetts. This program offers tax credits to encourage business expansion, job growth, and long-term economic development across the state.
This opportunity helps businesses reduce costs as they scale, strengthen local economies, and pursue projects that contribute to community prosperity.
Deadline to apply: February 4, 2026 (also May 6, 2026 and July 8, 2026)
Visit MOBD to apply and learn more details.
The Neighbor-to-Neighbor Grant provides direct relief to individuals and families facing economic hardship in the Berkshire region. This program supports urgent needs such as medical expenses, transportation, housing stability, and other essential living costs for community members experiencing financial stress.
This grant helps residents access immediate assistance during difficult times and strengthens the local support network for vulnerable households.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit BTCF to apply and learn more details.
The Amex Shop Small Grants Program, created by American Express and Main Street America, provides support to small businesses that strengthen their local communities. This program helps business owners make improvements, increase capacity, or advance initiatives that support long-term growth and community impact.
This grant gives small businesses the financial backing to continue playing an important role in vibrant neighborhood economies.
Deadline to apply: January 16, 2026
Visit MSA to apply and learn more details.
The Breakthrough Grant, provided by Her Agenda, offers funding to help women-led businesses move forward with important projects, new ideas, or growth opportunities. The grant supports entrepreneurs who need financial help to expand, invest in resources, or take the next step in their business journey.
This funding gives women founders a chance to strengthen their work and continue building toward long-term success. (Note: $25 entry fee.)
Deadline to apply: January 18, 2026
Visit HerAgenda to apply and learn more details.
The Amy Clampitt Poet Residency Program, run by the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, offers poets a unique opportunity to live and create in a peaceful setting in the Berkshires. Residents stay in the former home of poet Amy Clampitt, where they are given uninterrupted time and space to focus fully on their writing.
The residency supports poets in producing new work, exploring ideas, and developing their craft in a supportive environment.
Deadline to apply: June 15, 2026
Visit BTCF to apply and learn more details.
The Karen Kisslinger Fund, offered by the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, supports programs that promote holistic health, wellness, and healing within the community. It focuses on initiatives that encourage integrative practices such as mindfulness, nutrition, movement, and stress reduction reflecting Karen Kisslinger’s lifelong commitment to wellness education.
This grant helps strengthen community-based efforts that improve well-being and make healing practices more accessible.
Deadline to apply: February 15, 2026
Visit BTCF to apply and learn more details.
The Therapeutic Shoe Fund offered by the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation supports individuals who need doctor-prescribed therapeutic shoes but may not be able to afford them. These shoes improve mobility, reduce pain, and help prevent further medical issues for people managing conditions that affect their feet or movement.
This fund ensures that cost is not a barrier to receiving the footwear necessary for comfort, stability, and long-term health.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit BTCF to apply and learn more details.
The Denise Kaley Fund, offered by the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, provides financial support to Berkshire County women who are living with cancer and facing added challenges because of treatment. The fund helps cover everyday expenses like transportation, groceries, utilities, or other basic needs so women can manage the realities of cancer without extra financial pressure.
This grant allows recipients to focus more on their health and stability while receiving meaningful help during a difficult time.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit BTCF to apply and learn more details.
The Creativity Grants for Projects from Maryland State Arts Council provides funding for artists and organizations to support artistic projects, public programs, and community-centered creative work. The grant emphasizes innovation, accessibility, and cultural impact.
Ideal for artists and arts organizations seeking support for project-based work that engages and serves their communities.
Deadline to apply: Rolling until March 26, 2026
Visit MarylandStateArtsCouncil to apply and learn more details.
The ART14 Residency offers artists a unique opportunity to develop new work through immersive studio time, professional guidance, and creative community support. This flexible, rolling program supports experimentation, collaboration, and artistic growth.
Ideal for visual artists looking for structured time, mentorship, and space to expand their practice.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit ART14 to apply and learn more details.
The Warrior Rising Grant provides funding, training, and mentorship to military veterans and their families who are building and growing their own businesses. This rolling opportunity focuses on entrepreneurship, leadership development, and long-term sustainability.
Ideal for veteran entrepreneurs seeking startup support, business education, and access to a strong support network.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit WarriorRising to apply and learn more details.
The DoorDash Local Business Disaster Relief Fund provides financial assistance to small businesses impacted by natural disasters or unexpected crises. Through this program, eligible businesses can receive funding to recover losses, rebuild operations, and continue serving their communities.
This initiative helps small businesses stay resilient during challenging times.
Deadline to apply: January 6, 2026
Visit DoorDash to apply and learn more details.
The Fall Innovate Artists Grant provides direct funding to visual artists and photographers worldwide. Each quarter, Innovate Grant awards two artists unrestricted grants to support new work and creative exploration.
This opportunity values artistic vision, originality, and experimentation over formal qualifications.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (4th Quarter: Oct–Dec 2025)
Visit Innovative to apply and learn more details.
The Emergency Relief Grants from CERF+ offer financial support to artists facing career-threatening emergencies such as illness, natural disasters, or accidents. Funding helps artists recover, rebuild, and continue their creative work during challenging times.
Applications are accepted year-round for immediate support.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit CERF+ to apply and learn more details.
The Air Sensor Grant from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MassDEP) provides funding for community groups, schools, and local organizations to install and use air quality sensors. These grants support environmental education, local data collection, and public awareness about air pollution.
Funding is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis until all funds are allocated.
Deadline to apply: Ongoing (first-come, first-served)
Visit MassDEP to apply and learn more details.
The Well Work – Just Thrive Interest program, offered by Justworks, provides rolling funding opportunities and support for small businesses, nonprofits, and community organizations. This initiative focuses on improving workplace well-being, equity, and organizational health.
Ideal for teams seeking practical tools, funding, or partnerships to create more inclusive and sustainable workplaces.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit JustWorks to apply and learn more details.
The Wish Local Empowerment Program supports minority and Black-owned brick-and-mortar businesses across the U.S. by providing funding and visibility to help them grow. This initiative promotes entrepreneurship and local economic development.
Eligible stores can use funds to expand inventory, marketing, or community engagement.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit Wish Local to apply and learn more details.
The Planning and Technical Assistance Grant Program, offered by the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, provides funding to help nonprofits with strategic planning, feasibility studies, and capacity-building projects.
These grants empower local organizations to enhance their effectiveness and sustainability.
Deadline to apply: February 15, 2026
Visit Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation to apply and learn more details.
The Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation’s Equity Fund supports organizations and leaders advancing equity, inclusion, and racial justice in Berkshire, Columbia, Dutchess, and Litchfield counties. Grants fund community projects that foster systemic change and opportunity.
This fund invests in initiatives that strengthen belonging and build pathways toward equitable futures.
Deadline to apply: June 15, 2026
Visit Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation to apply and learn more details.
The Hey Helen Grant, created by Visionaries, provides funding to women entrepreneurs who are ready to expand their businesses and make a difference in their communities. This opportunity honors women pursuing purpose-driven ventures.
It supports innovation, creativity, and empowerment among women founders across the U.S.
Deadline to apply: December 30, 2025
Visit Visionaries to apply and learn more details.
The Big Idea Grant by YippityDoo provides monthly microgrants to small business owners with bold, creative ideas ready to grow. Open to U.S.-based entrepreneurs, this grant supports innovation, marketing, and project development.
Each month, selected winners receive funding to move their next “big idea” forward.
Deadline to apply: Rolling at the end of each month
Visit YippityDoo to apply and learn more details.
The Women Founders Grant awards $5,000 to women entrepreneurs across the United States who are building and expanding their businesses. This grant celebrates creativity, leadership, and innovation among women founders in all industries.
With a nominal $25 application fee, the program provides recognition and resources to help bring big visions to life.
Deadline to apply: December 31, 2025
Visit Women Founders to apply and learn more details.
The GreenEdge Accelerator, powered by the Boston Impact Initiative, supports minority and women-owned businesses in Massachusetts developing clean energy solutions. This program combines funding, mentorship, and networking to help entrepreneurs scale climate-conscious innovations.
It aims to accelerate equitable economic growth by empowering diverse founders driving sustainability.
Deadline to apply: Rolling
Visit GreenEdge MA to apply and learn more details.
The Bobby Anspach Studios Foundation Grant Program funds artists and creative practitioners dedicated to advancing community-based and socially conscious art. The program provides resources to support projects that connect art with meaningful social impact.
Grantees receive financial support and visibility to expand their creative influence and audience reach.
Deadline to apply: December 30, 2025
Visit Bobby Anspach Studios to apply and learn more details.
The Wells Fargo Grant supports nonprofits and community organizations working to create economic opportunity and improve quality of life in underserved communities. Managed by Wells Fargo, the grant program focuses on areas such as housing affordability, small business growth, financial health, and sustainability. Applications are reviewed year-round, allowing organizations flexibility in submitting proposals.
By partnering with community-focused nonprofits, Wells Fargo works to create meaningful social impact across the country.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (year-round applications accepted)
Visit Wells Fargo to apply and learn more details.
The IMPACT Grant is designed to help nonprofits secure the financial resources they need to grow and sustain their missions. Offered by Impact Funding Solutions, this program provides direct support to nonprofit organizations that serve their communities through education, social services, health, and other initiatives. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
This grant gives nonprofits the opportunity to focus on their core mission while receiving critical funding to expand and strengthen their programs.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (year-round applications accepted)
Visit Impact Funding Solutions to apply and learn more details.
The Artist Creative Practice Grant provides financial assistance to individual artists at any stage of their careers. Offered by South Arts, this rolling grant supports the time, resources, and materials necessary for artists to advance their creative practice. The program aims to nurture artists’ long-term growth and strengthen the cultural vitality of communities across the South.
By offering flexible funding, the grant ensures artists can focus on creating new work and exploring innovative ideas without financial barriers.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (year-round applications accepted)
Visit South Arts to apply and learn more details.
The Musicians Foundation Grant provides critical assistance to professional musicians facing financial challenges. Administered by the Musicians Foundation, this program offers support with medical expenses, living costs, and other emergencies, helping artists remain resilient in times of need. Applications are accepted year-round.
This grant is a vital resource for musicians, ensuring they can continue their creative work while navigating unexpected hardships.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (year-round applications accepted)
Visit Musicians Foundation to apply and learn more details.
The Inuit Small Business Hero Program celebrates and supports entrepreneurs who make an impact in their communities. Offered by QuickBooks and Mailchimp, the program provides small businesses with recognition, resources, and financial assistance to grow and sustain their work. Winners are selected on a rolling basis with scheduled awarding throughout the year.
This initiative highlights the stories of entrepreneurs who demonstrate resilience and creativity, while also providing practical funding to help them achieve their next milestones.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (with scheduled awarding)
Visit QuickBooks and Mailchimp to apply and learn more details, or view the guidelines PDF.
The 10,000 Small Business Grant is part of Goldman Sachs’ initiative to provide funding, education, and resources to small businesses across the United States. This rolling grant supports entrepreneurs with financial capital as well as business development programs to help them scale sustainably.
By combining funding with training and networking opportunities, the program helps small business owners strengthen operations, increase revenue, and create jobs in their communities.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (year-round applications accepted)
Visit Goldman Sachs to apply and learn more details.
The Seed Grant Program helps small towns and community-driven nonprofits take the first steps toward implementing the Community Heart & Soul model of local engagement. Offered by Community Heart & Soul, the grant provides up to $10,000 to support planning and organizing efforts that foster stronger community connections.
By funding grassroots initiatives, the program encourages collaboration, civic pride, and long-term sustainability in small towns across the United States.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (year-round applications accepted)
Visit Community Heart & Soul to apply and learn more details.
The Edwards & Edwards Management Entrepreneur Grant supports aspiring and current business owners with funding to launch or grow their ventures. Managed by Edwards & Edwards Management, the program requires a $25.00 non-refundable registration fee to apply. With a rolling deadline, applicants may apply year-round for consideration.
This grant is ideal for entrepreneurs seeking practical assistance to strengthen their business models and reach new markets.
Deadline to apply: Rolling (year-round applications accepted)
Visit Edwards & Edwards Management to apply and learn more details.
The Simple Gifts Fund provides small grants to individuals and organizations in the town of Sheffield, MA, for projects that enrich the community. Offered by Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, this fund supports activities in areas such as education, culture, recreation, and the environment.
The program is designed to foster local initiatives that inspire connection, creativity, and community spirit.
Deadline to apply: March 15, 2026
Visit Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation to apply and learn more details.
The Hustler’s MicroGrant provides monthly funding to women of color entrepreneurs to help them grow and sustain their businesses. Offered by HerSuiteSpot, the grant supports business expenses, marketing, and other critical needs that help accelerate growth and success. Applications are open year-round, with one recipient selected each month.
This microgrant is a valuable opportunity for underrepresented women founders to access direct financial support without a lengthy application process.
Deadline to apply: 11:59 PM on the last day of each month
Visit HerSuiteSpot to apply and learn more details.
The Global Impact Cash Grant Program funds nonprofit organizations worldwide that address critical social challenges in education, economic empowerment, and crisis response. Provided by Cisco, these grants support scalable, technology-driven solutions that create measurable and lasting impact in communities. Eligible projects must demonstrate sustainability, strong partnerships, and the potential for replication.
With no fixed deadline, organizations have the flexibility to apply year-round for funding to advance innovative programs that align with Cisco’s social investment priorities. This program is ideal for nonprofits ready to take their technology-based initiatives to the next level.
Deadline to apply: Year-round (no fixed deadline)
Visit Cisco to apply and learn more details, or view the program PDF.
The Planning and Technical Assistance Grant Program supports nonprofit organizations in Berkshire County seeking to strengthen their capacity and long-term impact. Offered by Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, this grant funds activities such as strategic planning, program evaluation, organizational assessments, and other technical assistance efforts. It is intended for organizations ready to take the next step toward growth and effectiveness.
By investing in planning and capacity-building, this program helps nonprofits operate more efficiently, improve service delivery, and better achieve their missions. It’s an opportunity to secure the resources needed to lay a solid foundation for future success.
Deadline to apply: February 15, 2026
Visit Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation to apply and learn more details.
The Crane Family Fund supports projects that build leadership and promote education, community engagement, and youth development in Berkshire County. Managed by Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation, the fund seeks applications from nonprofits and programs that elevate young voices and create long-lasting impact in the region. The grant especially values projects rooted in equity, innovation, and sustainability.
Whether you’re helping students access new opportunities or encouraging civic leadership among youth, this fund can help turn your ideas into action.
Deadline to apply: February 15, 2026
Visit Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation to apply and learn more details.
The Truist Foundation Grant is designed to fund organizations committed to building better lives for underserved communities. Provided by Truist Foundation, this grant supports nonprofits focused on economic mobility, workforce readiness, entrepreneurship, and access to basic needs. It’s an opportunity to secure large-scale funding for transformative, community-driven projects.
With two remaining cycles for the year, this grant is ideal for mission-aligned nonprofits aiming for systemic change through bold ideas and strategic initiatives.
Deadline to apply: July 31, 2025 (2nd Cycle) and November 30, 2025 (3rd Cycle)
Visit Truist Foundation to apply and learn more details.
ZenBusiness customers have the chance to receive a $5,000 grant to help launch, grow, or sustain their business. Whether you’re just starting out or need a boost to your momentum, this program is a great way to get support directly from your business provider.
This exclusive opportunity is open only to current ZenBusiness users, helping them take their ventures to the next level.
Deadline: December 31, 2025
Visit ZenBusiness to apply and learn more.
This grant provides funding to support cybersecurity efforts through Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services. Open to municipalities, nonprofits, and critical infrastructure organizations across Massachusetts.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis for MDR-related projects aimed at building a more cyber-resilient Massachusetts.
For details and updates, visit the Cyber Resilient MA Grant page.
Applications reviewed on a rolling basis.
Are you a passionate entrepreneur with big dreams and a small business in need of support? What would you do with a $1,000 business grant?
Deja Vu Parker of WBLS, in collaboration with HerSuiteSpot, proudly presents the Hustler’s MicroGrant – a remarkable opportunity for small business owners like you to receive the boost you deserve.
Our mission is simple: to provide grants and invaluable resources to promising small businesses across the United States. With applications open each month, the process is straightforward and dynamic.
Ready to take your business to the next level? Apply today for the Hustler’s MicroGrant and let’s make your entrepreneurial dreams a reality.
Monthly application and awarding.
Created in 1993 to further FCA’s mission to encourage, sponsor, and promote work of a contemporary, experimental nature, Emergency Grants provide urgent funding for visual and performing artists and poets who:
Emergency Grants is a year-round, multi-disciplinary program that offers immediate, project-based assistance to artists living and working anywhere in the United States, for projects occurring in the U.S. and abroad.
Each month FCA receives an average of 100 Emergency Grant applications and makes approximately 15-20 grants in the range of $500 to $3,000 each. Applicants may request any amount in that range and, if granted, may receive full or partial funding. The average grant is currently $1,900.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until December 3rd, 2025.
Black women founders are the fastest growing demographic of entrepreneurs out of any throughout history. These founders are best equipped to solve some of the world’s largest unmet needs, and have a legacy of reinvesting in their communities and creating intergenerational wealth. However, Black women entrepreneurs are met with the greatest barriers to accessing capital.
This perpetual systemic discrimination, the unwillingness & inability of Silicon Valley and venture capitalists to effectively diversify their investments, the disproportionate effects of COVID-19 on entrepreneurs of color, and generations of inequities against Black people are absolutely inexcusable.
SoGal Foundation has teamed up with Winky Lux, bluemercury, twelveNYC, Twilio, and other sponsors to make a small step towards progress by providing several $10K and $5K cash grants to Black women or nonbinary entrepreneurs.
Awardees will also receive tactical help navigating the fundraising environment at large so that they will have a more equitable opportunity at scaling the next billion dollar idea. They will also receive lifetime “ask-me-anything” access to the SoGal Foundation and SoGal Ventures teams. We know this is a small start, and we are hopeful that it will grow. We believe in a brighter future where the next world changing business does not go unrealized because of systemic discrimination.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Every month, we select a business owner in the US as a Freed Fellow. Each Fellow receives a $500 grant to invest in their existing business. No strings attached. No equity required.
Every submission to become a Freed Fellow gets feedback in the form of their overall Freed score and recommendations to grow their business based on our review.
Everyone who submits a feedback request also receive two months of free mentoring in our virtual community, the Freed Studio. The Studio is a safe and supportive space that brings together ambitious business owners to identify and implement the practices, processes, and systems needed for sustainable growth to help them get to their first (or next) $1 million in revenue.
Freed Fellows are also eligible to receive an additional end-of-year grant of $2,500.
We recognize that as a large e-commerce company we have the responsibility to help uplift others. Black-owned small businesses have long faced hardship due to systemic racism. But small businesses like yours are integral to the makeup of America. So we are dedicating a $2M dollar fund to give roughly 4,000 Wish Local small business partners financial support. The selected recipients will receive amounts between $500 – $2000. This program will only be open to Black-owned stores, to help promote equality and diversity in American business.
How to Apply: Tell us about your store and why you qualify for this program, then submit your application below. If you are selected as a recipient, you will be asked to join Wish Local.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
The Foundation provides financial resources for visual artists to create new work, acquire supplies, rent studio space, prepare for exhibitions, attend a residency and offset living expenses.
The Foundation welcomes, throughout the year, applications from visual artists who are painters, sculptors and artists who work on paper, including printmakers. There are no deadlines. Grants are intended for a one-year period of time. The Foundation will review expenditures relating to an artist’s professional work and personal expenses and amounts range up to $50,000. The size of the grant is determined by the individual circumstances of the artist. Professional exhibition history will be taken into consideration. Artists must be actively exhibiting their current work in professional artistic venues, such as gallery and museum spaces.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
Our application for one-time financial assistance grants is open to professional musicians across all genres. If you are a professional musician in a specific time of need, please explore below to see if you might qualify for a financial grant to pay an essential bill.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
The T-Mobile Hometown Grants Program is intended to help build stronger, more prosperous small towns and rural communities throughout the United States. Up to 100 towns each year for the next five years will receive community improvement grants of up to $50,000 each. The focus is on providing support to revitalize community spaces in towns with 50,000 people or less that help foster local connections. Examples of eligible projects include revitalizing a town hall, a senior center, a local little league field, a library, or any space where friends and neighbors gather.
This is an ongoing grant.
What is An Amber Grant? In 1998, we gave our first Amber Grant in honor of 19-year old Amber Wigdahl, who died before fulfilling her business dreams. Today, we award three $10,000 Amber Grants each month to a woman owned business. And three of our 36 monthly winners get an additional $25,000 Year-End Amber Grant.
This is an ongoing grant.
NRCS works one-on-one with producers to develop a conservation plan that outlines conservation practices and activities to help solve on-farm resource issues. Producers implement practices and activities in their conservation plan that can lead to cleaner water and air, healthier soil and better wildlife habitat, all while improving their agricultural operations. EQIP helps producers make conservation work for them. Financial assistance for practices may be available through EQIP. Some producers may also qualify for advance payment.(ongoing program).
Benefits include
The Awesome Foundation is an ever-growing worldwide community devoted to forwarding the interest of awesome in the universe. Created in the long hot summer days of 2009 in Boston, the Foundation distributes $1,000 grants, no strings attached, to projects and their creators. At each fully autonomous chapter, the money is pooled together from the coffers of ten or so self-organizing “micro-trustees” and given up front in cash, check, or gold doubloons.
The Black Farmer Fund Rapid Response Fund exists to support Black farmers & food actors across the Northeast in emergency situations including but not limited to equipment breakdown, weather damage, loss of crops or animals, medical expenses, stolen or damaged supplies, etc.
This fund intends to provide direct financial support more quickly than traditional funding options. The main goal of this fund is to address acute emergencies to provide immediate restoration of your operation. Decisions for the RRF are made by a community-led committee.
Updates funds on a quarterly basis:
Applications Open: January, April, July, October
Responses: February, May, August, November
Funding: March, June, September, December
The MassHire Berkshire Workforce Board is excited to continue recruitment for future cohorts of our Nursing Assistant Programs! We are accepting applications on a rolling basis for future programs. You will be contacted when dates are announced to confirm that you are available and interested.
Possible programs include:
– A Blended Online training, provided by our partners at Integritus Healthcare, pairs online learning with hands-on clinical experience. Locations vary throughout the county.
– A modified nursing assistant training program, provided by our partners at Berkshire Health Systems, taking place in Pittsfield.
Whether you want to launch, pivot, or expand your small business, the goal of our free Small Business Technical Assistance (SBTA) program is to equip you with foundational business operations knowledge and practical guidance on business development issues, tasks, and initiatives.
If you are interested in pursuing an internship, don’t be shy, just apply!
Once you have completed our matchmaking form once, it is yours to redecorate or not. Thus, making it easier to apply again for other internships.
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