Eligible Funding
- From $10,000 to $50,000
Types of eligible projects
Timeline
- Closing date : July 31, 2026
Canada
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by WomensNet
WomensNet operates the Amber Grant and related grant opportunities for women entrepreneurs. By providing accessible, non-dilutive early capital, it helps women-led businesses test ideas, cover startup or growth costs, build credibility and move toward larger financing options that often require revenue history, collateral or investor readiness. View WomensNet's website for more information.
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About WomensNet
What is the mission of WomensNet?
WomensNet operates the Amber Grant and related grant opportunities for women entrepreneurs. By providing accessible, non-dilutive early capital, it helps women-led businesses test ideas, cover startup or growth costs, build credibility and move toward larger financing options that often require revenue history, collateral or investor readiness.
What is WomensNet's official website?
WomensNet's official website is https://ambergrantsforwomen.com/.
What else should I know about WomensNet?
Impact on the funding ecosystem
WomensNet fills a practical gap in the small-business funding ecosystem by offering grant opportunities designed for women entrepreneurs. Early-stage businesses often need relatively modest capital before they qualify for bank financing, investor capital or larger government programs. A grant at that moment can change the trajectory of a company.
The Amber Grant model is accessible, visible and recurring, which helps entrepreneurs build confidence and communicate their business story. Non-dilutive funding can be used for product development, marketing, equipment, inventory, professional services or other growth needs without giving up ownership. That matters for founders who are still proving demand or operating with limited collateral.
In the broader ecosystem, WomensNet helps more women-led businesses enter the financing pipeline. It creates a stepping stone between personal savings and institutional capital, while increasing the visibility of entrepreneurs who may otherwise be overlooked by traditional funding channels.