Government Money
$2,500 to Dance, Act, or Take Pictures
George W. Bush Got A $200,000 government grant
… For His Baseball Team Continue reading
$5,000 For A Writers Workshop
100000 To Help You Get More Government Money
it’s not strange, it’s the government. The U.S. Dept. Transportation (DOT) has money to give small businesses who are trying to figure out how to sell their products and services to the government. This is how the government works. You don’t have to understand it, you just have to use it. If you have a product or service to sell, see if you can get money to figure out how to sell it to the DOT.
$5,000 Cash Awards for Women Filmmakers
$500 Plus Artists Can Live & Work on a Farm
Artists Receive Funding to Promote Their Work
Grants to Help Publish History of Art Books
$1,000 to Fund Events for Independent Media Artists
$10,000 to Support Media Projects
Grants of $1,500 to Aid Artists Worldwide
$30,000 Grants for Artists
Up to $9,000 to Write Poetry
$1,000 Travel Money for Food Writers
If You Feel A Doctor Or Hospital Refused You Services
because of your race, national origin or disability the U.S. Dept. of Health And Human Services will take away any money they get from the government money, and they all get some. You can always get someone’s attention by hitting them in the pocket book and you can do it FOR FREE.
Visit: www.hhs.gov/ocr/newfaq.html
Money To Buy Out Your Boss
A dream come true can be buying out your boss and running the whole business yourself. You probably always thought you could do it better anyway. Your boss may secretly be looking for someone to buy the place so she can go to the beach and finally write that Great American Novel that she has always been dreaming of. Much of the government money available can be used for this. Start looking for federal money in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance published by the U.S. Government Printing OfficeThen check your State Government Office of Economic Development and tell them what you are trying to do. You can call 411 and ask for the state capital operator in your state capital
Visit: www.gpo.gov