Free Grants From Government Are Not That Hard to Get

Jan. 15, 2010 - PRLog -- These programs unlike Social Security or Medicare are not given to you when you turn a certain age or fall under a certain income level. To get free government grants you have to apply for them. There are many types of assistance grants offered.

Hector Milla Editor of the "Free Scholarships And Grants" website -- http://www.FreeScholarshipsAndGrants.org/free-government-grants-money -- pointed out;


“…Formula Grants are allocations of money that states distribute for activities of a "continuing" nature. This could be continuing a home renovation, or continuing in college for a master's degree. Project Grants are given for specific projects such as fellowships, research grants, evaluation grants, survey grants and technical assistance grants. Insurance grants provide money to assure reimbursement for losses that happen under certain medical conditions. Direct payments for specified use are another type of financial assistance provided to firms or private people to encourage a certain activity…”

These grants are available for many purposes, small businesses, the start up of or improvement of. Housing and healthcare grants provide money for non-covered medical expenses, for the under insured or uninsured. The same is true of housing grants. These are available to improve where you live by renovating or even moving.

We all know about student and college grants. This one most people have even applied for at some time in their lives. They provide money for college courses or incidentals related to college. There are also grants available for business women, these are given to start or improve a business owned by a women. The same holds true for minorities when it comes to business grants and often school funding grants too.

“…The best place to start your search for free government loans is the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA). The benefits listed in this are available to Indian tribal governments, state and local governments, specialized groups and yes, even you the individual. This book is available on line and other government web sites on line also have lists and information of grants available and what the requirements are. Another "book" available on line is the Central Contractor Registry (CCR). After registering at the site, you can search for grants by keyword or type of grant…” added H. Milla.

Further information about trusted and reputable sources for government grants by visiting; http://www.FreeScholarshipsAndGrants.org/free-government-...