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2025 Tory Burch Foundation Fellows Program for Women Entrepreneurs

This program provides a yearlong fellowship for women entrepreneurs to enhance their businesses through education, networking, and financial support.

$5,000
Forecasted
Nationwide
Recurring
Grant Description

The 2025 Tory Burch Foundation Fellows Program for Women Entrepreneurs is a yearlong initiative aimed at supporting women entrepreneurs in growing their businesses. The program selects 50 participants who will benefit from a variety of resources, including workshops, coaching sessions, networking opportunities, and financial assistance. The program culminates in a company presentation, providing participants with a platform to showcase their business and receive expert guidance on their challenges. The primary purpose of the fellowship is to empower women entrepreneurs by providing them with the tools and resources necessary to enhance their business acumen and expand their networks. The program is designed to foster collaboration among participants, allowing them to learn from each other and from experienced advisors. The objectives include improving business skills, increasing access to financial resources, and building a supportive community of women entrepreneurs. Funding for the program includes a $5,000 business education grant for each selected fellow. Additionally, participants will have access to 0% interest loans through Kiva, which can further support their business endeavors. The program emphasizes digital education, offering a mix of live workshops, specialized working groups, and a library of video and article resources. Participants will also engage in a Fellows Lab, where they can apply their learning in a practical setting. To be eligible for the fellowship, applicants must meet specific criteria. They must be women entrepreneurs who own at least 51% of a qualifying business that is majority-owned and controlled by women. Applicants should be at least 21 years old as of the application due date, proficient in English, and legal residents of the United States and its territories. The business must be for-profit, ideally in the early stages of operation (one to five years), and generating revenues of at least $75,000. The submission requirements for the fellowship include completing an application that demonstrates the applicant's qualifications and business goals. The application process will likely involve answering specific questions related to the business and the applicant's entrepreneurial journey. Evaluation criteria will focus on the applicant's business potential, commitment to growth, and alignment with the program's objectives. The application deadline for the 2025 Tory Burch Foundation Fellows Program is November 1, 2024. It is important for interested applicants to prepare their materials in advance to ensure timely submission. The program is anticipated to open for applications in the coming months, and those interested should stay informed about any updates regarding the application process and timeline. For more information, potential applicants can visit the Tory Burch Foundation website.

Funding Details

Award Range

Not specified - $5,000

Total Program Funding

Not specified

Number of Awards

Not specified

Matching Requirement

No

Eligibility

Eligible Applicants

For profit organizations other than small businesses
State governments

Additional Requirements

- A woman entrepreneur who owns the largest or equal stake in a qualifying business that is majority (51% or more) owned and controlled by women - 21 years or older as of the application due date,November 1, 2024 - Proficient in English - A legal resident of the United States and its territories

Geographic Eligibility

All

Key Dates

Application Opens

Not specified

Application Closes

Not specified

Contact Information

Grantor

Tory Burch Foundation

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Women & Girl Services
Business and Commerce
Education
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