everything you need to know

Eligibility criteria can vary depending on the specific grant being offered. Generally, individuals, startups, entrepreneurs, and small businesses with a clear vision and a detailed plan for their project are welcome to apply. Please refer to the specific grant details for any additional eligibility requirements.

To apply, you'll need to complete the grant application form available on our website. This form typically requires details about you or your team, an overview of your project, and how you plan to use the grant funds. Make sure to follow instructions carefully and submit all requested documentation before the deadline.

The selection process involves a panel of experts reviewing all applications to assess the viability, innovation, and potential impact of each project. Finalists may be invited to pitch their ideas to the panel before the winners are selected. The process aims to be transparent and fair to all applicants.

The amount of funding varies per event and grant type. Specific details about funding amounts are provided on our grant information page. Some events may offer multiple grants of differing values.

Yes, there is a strict deadline for submitting grant applications. The deadline is announced well in advance of the event, and late submissions cannot be considered. Check our grant page for the most up-to-date information on application periods.

Grant money must be used to support the project as described in your application. This may include research and development, production costs, marketing, or other project-related expenses. 

The announcement of grant winners is typically made during or shortly after the grant event. The exact timing will be communicated to all participants in advance.

There are no follow-up or reporting requirements associated with receiving this grant but you will have ongoing support available to you after receiving the grant.

Yes, applicants are generally welcome to reapply for future grant events if they are not successful. We recommend seeking feedback on your initial application to improve your chances in subsequent rounds.

Common mistakes include not following the application instructions carefully, submitting an incomplete application, not providing a clear and concise project description, failing to articulate the impact and outcomes, and not having a detailed budget. Ensure that you proofread your application and have it reviewed by peers or mentors.

Receiving a grant can have legal and tax implications, especially regarding how the funds are used and reported. It is important to consult with a legal or tax professional to understand your responsibilities. In some cases, grant income may be taxable, and proper records must be maintained for auditing purposes.