Hustler’s MicroGrant: No-Cost Grant for HSJ WoC Entrepreneurs

• May 7, 2025May 8, 2025
• Business Funding & Grants

Empowering Women of Color Entrepreneurs with Monthly $1,000 Business Grants

Are you a driven woman of color entrepreneur in San Jacinto or Hemet with ambitious goals and a small business in need of support? How could a $1,000 business grant help propel your business forward?

Deja Vu Parker of WBLS, in partnership with HerSuiteSpot, presents the Hustler’s MicroGrant—an incredible opportunity for women of color business owners in San Jacinto, Hemet, and beyond to receive the financial micro-boost they deserve.

About Hustler’s MicroGrant for San Jacinto & Hemet Businesses

The Hustler’s MicroGrant is a valuable chance for women of color business owners in San Jacinto and Hemet to get real funding support without the usual red tape. Created by Deja Vu Parker of WBLS in partnership with HerSuiteSpot, this monthly grant is designed to help WoC entrepreneurs grow and keep moving forward—even on a tight budget.

Each month, applicants have a shot at receiving microgrant funding and access to supportive business resources. The application is straightforward, affordable, and built for everyday small business owners—especially those running local storefronts or working from home.

This grant is all about making real support more accessible to promising small businesses in our communities. If you’re a woman of color entrepreneur ready for that next step and just need a little help getting there, this could be the boost you’ve been looking for.

Who It’s For

The Hustler’s MicroGrant is for early-stage WoC entrepreneurs across the U.S.—including those in Hemet and San Jacinto—who need a small but meaningful cash boost to keep building their business. Whether you’re side hustling or just getting started, this grant is designed with you in mind.

What It Is

The Hustler’s MicroGrant is a $1,000 cash grant. It’s meant to help with small but important expenses—like buying supplies, covering vendor fees, or launching a new product or service. It’s not a loan, so you don’t have to pay it back.

When Are the Deadlines and Award Dates?

Applications open every quarter (January, April, July, and October). Recipients are usually announced about 30 days after the application window closes.

Where the Business Must Be Located and Where to Apply

Your business must be based in the United States. This includes Hemet and San Jacinto businesses. You can apply online at: hersuitespot.com/hustlersgrant

How to Qualify and Apply

To apply, you must:

• Be a woman of color
• Own an early-stage business in the U.S.
• Submit a completed application form
• Upload a headshot of yourself and your business logo
• Pay a nonrefundable $15 administrative fee during submission (via secure checkout)
• Share a short explanation of how the funds will help your business

No pitch decks, no business plans—just a clear, personal story and your basic branding.

Why It’s Worth Applying

If you’re tired of jumping through hoops for funding, this grant keeps it simple. It’s designed for real people running real businesses—whether you’ve got a brick and mortar storefront or a home-based business—who are serious about growing but don’t have big budgets or polished presentations.

That $1,000 can go a long way, and the application process is straightforward, affordable, and focused on helping you move forward.

Learn How to Apply for the Hustler’s MicroGrant

Free Business Funding in Hemet & San Jacinto

Are you a woman of color building a small business from the ground up—whether from your home, a storefront, or as a side hustle? The Hustler’s MicroGrant offers $1,000 in funding to help you grow. Open to U.S.-based applicants, this quarterly grant supports women who are serious about their hustle but may not have access to traditional funding.

Here’s how to apply:

1. Upload your business logo and a professional headshot
2. Complete the online application explaining your business and goals
3. Pay the $15 nonrefundable admin fee via secure checkout

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