THE LESWEE BLOG

There is a small number of small business types that qualify for funding assistance include community-oriented services, research and development, housing, innovation, and those with social impact. The U.S. federal government and some non-governmental and private organizations provide funding for small business owners and entrepreneurs. They do not, however, provide funds to all interested applicants. What they do is extend their financial help to particular groups or organizations, projects, and programs. 

Federal proposals are one of our best selling services. This is particularly true during the 2nd and 3rd quarters of the year when most programs are open for application.

Some of the government agencies that we have written applications for were submitted to the National Institute of Health, Department of Energy, Department of Defense, Department of Justice, National Science Foundation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Department of Agriculture, and the Department of Education.

Non-profit projects that deal with poverty, health, education, housing, food, underprivileged families, m minority, the elderly, the environment, new technology, and research and development win the approval of most funding organizations. In some cases, geography is not a concern at all because there are funding organizations that do not have any restrictions in their geographic focus. They support initiatives that are aligned with their own objectives and those that exercise social responsibility.