Business Resources
Seward’s small businesses are the heart of our neighborhood, and this list of licensing help, funding, and support programs is here to help yours grow and thrive.
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We’ve rounded up local resources to help our Seward neighbors find what they need. Don’t see what you’re looking for? Email us at admin@sng.org and we’ll help point you in the right direction.
General Resources
- City of Minneapolis Business Services – Resources for small and large business owners in the City of Minneapolis.
- Seward Civic & Commerce Association – Business association for the Seward Neighborhood, providing small business support.
- Redesign Inc. – Commercial and residential real estate development services to the community, along with assistance to local businesses and support for SCCA and SNG
- City of Minneapolis Business Assistance – Resources and step-by-step help for people who want to start, maintain or expand a business in the city.
- Lake Street Council – A nonprofit organization providing support, engagement, and advocacy for Lake Street businesses to ensure the vitality and prosperity of the corridor.
- Hennepin County Elevate Program – Elevate Business HC offers Hennepin County businesses no-cost business support designed to help businesses at any stage grow and thrive.
- Minnesota Secretary of State Office – Resources and requirements for new businesses in the state of Minnesota
Grants & Funding Opportunities
- Business Technical Assistance Program (B-Tap) – Consulting support to small- and medium-sized businesses.
- City of Minneapolis Loans for Small Business – Programs and initiatives including cost shares, loans, and more.
- Minnesota DEED Small Business Hub – Information and programs for small businesses including loans and payment plans, investment programs and more.
Seward Civic and Commerce Association
The Seward Civic and Commerce Association (SCCA) has been supporting local businesses since 1964. As a nonprofit rooted in the Seward neighborhood of Minneapolis, SCCA brings together small businesses, larger organizations, and home-based entrepreneurs who are all part of what makes this community vibrant, resilient, and connected. Visit SewardBusiness.org.
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