A small business technology company is giving out $5,000 three times a year to US businesses tackling operational challenges — and childcare owners facing tech hurdles are eligible.

A Southern California nonprofit is awarding up to $10,000 to small businesses that create jobs and empower low-to-moderate-income communities — applications are open until funds run out.

Connecticut women launching early-stage businesses can apply for startup grants of up to $2,500 to cover initial costs — including women opening new childcare programs.

New York's certified minority, women, veteran, and LGBTQ+-owned businesses are eligible for up to $5,000 in unrestricted grants through a rolling state program — and childcare owners qualify.

A Colorado-based family foundation is funding early childhood education capital projects — grants support facilities and infrastructure for programs caring for children from birth through age 5.

A national foundation awards quarterly grants to nonprofits advancing the rights and well-being of women, girls, and LGBTQI communities — including organizations providing childcare and family services.

A civic funding organization is awarding up to $5,000 to small businesses in New York City making a real difference in their neighborhoods — applications close in late July.

A monthly cash grant is being awarded to US entrepreneurs on a rolling basis — a fast, accessible opportunity for childcare business owners at any stage of growth.

New York businesses looking to grow globally can access reimbursable grants of up to $25,000 — and nonprofit childcare organizations can qualify for up to $100,000.

A national business formation company is covering startup costs for mothers launching businesses — a rolling opportunity for moms building childcare programs who need help with first steps.

A monthly $1,000 grant and mentorship combo is being awarded to ambitious women entrepreneurs — two winners selected each month, with a quick application and no lengthy paperwork.

A competitive grant rewarding women-led businesses in the Lone Star State with $5,000 to fuel their next big move — applications are open and the September clock is ticking.