MONROVIA – The Deesire Moore Grace Foundation (DMGF) has announced US$10,000 in grants for 10 women entrepreneurs under the fourth phase of its Women’s Empowerment Grant Initiative.
The foundation said the 10 beneficiaries were selected through a competitive process and will receive financial support ranging from US$450 to US$1,500 to strengthen and expand their businesses.
According to the foundation, the initiative is designed to promote women’s economic independence, entrepreneurship, business development, and sustainable livelihoods.
In congratulating the successful applicants, DMGF encouraged the beneficiaries to demonstrate commitment, discipline, and accountability in utilizing the grants to advance their businesses.
The foundation also announced that all 10 beneficiaries will be required to participate in a mandatory training program before proceeding to the next stage of the initiative. The date, venue, and other arrangements for the training will be communicated to the beneficiaries later.
Meanwhile, the foundation expressed appreciation to applicants who were not selected, acknowledging their interest and participation in the selection process.
It disclosed that a special appreciation package has been arranged for applicants who were among the 20 candidates shortlisted during the selection process.
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