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Grants from the federal government do not have to be paid back. The definition of a grant from the federal government already implies that it is free.   According to the dictionary a grant is the thing granted; a track of land, a sum of money, a right, a privilege, etc.

 

You don’t need to buy a bunch of books or pay a high priced, fast talking salesman to learn about “free government grants”. Information about government grants is available on the Internet. One of the best sources to learn about government grants is Free Government Grants & Money Info. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is the managing partner for a Gov. Grants Program, one of 24 Federal cross-agency E-Government initiatives focused on improving access to government services via the Internet.  There are 26 federal grant-making agencies listed on this website with hyperlinks that all give government grants:

 

• Agency for International Development


• Corporation for National Service


• Department of Agriculture


• Department of Commerce


• Department of Defense


• Department of Education


• Department of Energy


• Department of Health and Human Services


• Department of Housing and Urban Development


• Department of Interior


• Department of Justice


• Department of Labor


• Department of State


• Department of Transportation


• Department of Treasury


• Department of Veterans Affairs


• Environmental Protection Agency


• Federal Emergency Management Agency


• Institute for Museum and Library Services


• National Aeronautics and Space Administration


• National Archives and Records Administration


• National Endowment for the Arts


• National Endowment for the Humanities


• National Science Foundation


• Small Business Administration


• Social Security Administration

If you happen to find any free government grants where you have to do nothing to get them, let us know.