Investing in women.
Investing in our community.
The BWP Grant Program supports women-owned businesses with funding, mentorship, and opportunities that strengthen our local economy and empower women to lead with confidence.
Support Women. Build Community. Create Change.
One of the most impactful ways we fulfill our mission at BWP is through our grant program—designed to provide financial support to women who are launching businesses, pursuing education, or investing in personal and professional growth.
Women-owned startups and small businesses
Continuing education and certifications
Leadership and development programs
Our Grant Structure
We offer multiple grants designed to support women at different stages of their business or educational journey. Each grant is created with intention — to uplift, empower, and fuel meaningful growth.
The Pioneer Grant
For businesses under 24 months old
Created to help new founders build strong foundations and gain early traction.
The Momentum Grant
For members gaining traction and growing their impact
Supports women who are expanding their reach, strengthening their operations, and building momentum.
The Elevate Grant
For uplifting your business to the next level
Designed for women ready to scale, innovate, or elevate their business with intention.
The Spark Grant
A small boost that ignites a big change
Provides meaningful support for projects, ideas, or needs that spark forward movement.
The Aspire Grant
For women stepping into their power through education
Supports emerging leaders pursuing education, training, or personal development.
Why Your Support Matters
Women in Idaho are building businesses, strengthening families, and contributing to our local economy — but many face real barriers when it comes to accessing the funding needed to grow. Your support helps open doors that would otherwise remain closed, creating opportunities for women to lead, innovate, and thrive in Southeast Idaho.
Idaho is among the fastest-growing states for women-owned businesses.
Idaho offers fewer state-level grant programs for small businesses compared to neighboring states.
Women-owned businesses in the Mountain West region often rely on personal savings or partial funding due to limited grant availability.
*Sources: American Express State of Women-Owned Business Report; Idaho Department of Commerce; Federal Reserve Small Business Credit Survey (Mountain West Region).*
