Federal

Get Support from National-Level Agencies

Access powerful tools and programs from the U.S. government that are designed to support small businesses, minority-owned enterprises, and entrepreneurs.

Small Business Administration (SBA) — Loans, grants & counseling
Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) — Equity-focused resources for minority business growth
U.S. Department of Labor — Workplace rights, fair labor, and compliance info
U.S. Department of Commerce — Trade & economic development
GSA & SAM.gov — Government contracts & procurement
HUD — Development & housing-related business support
Bonus: The Ultimate Guide to Financial Assistance for Minority-Owned Businesses

What This Means

Federal agencies offer funding, compliance tools, and market access that can help take your business to the next level—especially if you’re a first-time founder or expanding into government work.

What is the SBA and how can it help my business?

The Small Business Administration (SBA) provides low-interest loans, counseling, and grant programs to help startups and small businesses grow and recover from setbacks.

How can I apply for government contracts?

Register your business at SAM.gov, then explore contract opportunities through GSA and related procurement portals. Minority-owned businesses can gain additional support via MBDA.