July 11th 2021

June 2021 Amber Grant Finalists

We’re delighted to share with you 5 finalists for the $10,000 June Amber Grant.

The June recipient will become the seventh qualifier for our 2021 year-end Amber Grant ($25,000). We’ll announce the business selected to receive the $10,000 grant by the 22nd of this month. Remember, each of the runners-up will earn $1,000 in grant funds.

Note: The $10,000 Amber Grant continues to run monthly in 2021. If you’d like to apply in support of your women-owned business, you can fill out an application. In July, an additional grant of $5,000 will be awarded to a women-owned business in the Animal Services industry.

Shortly, we’ll announce the June, business-specific grant award recipient (Business Support Service, $5,000).

Finally, a big congratulations to the following 5 Amber Grant finalists for last month:

Language Learning Market

Woman Entrepreneur:
Allison Monroe

Rainbow Secure

Woman Entrepreneur:
Nehal Mehta

Revival Direct Primary Care

Woman Entrepreneur:
Christina Doll

Her Website:
https://revivaldpc.com

Terrae Packaging

Woman Entrepreneur:
Simone Vaillancourt

The Shanwich Shop

Woman Entrepreneur:
Jackie and Shannon Albertian

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