
Unlock Funding for Your Business with the JobsOhio Small Business Grant
The JobsOhio Small Business Grant offers up to $50,000 in financial assistance to help small businesses grow, invest, and create jobs. Whether you’re upgrading equipment, expanding your facility, or training your workforce, this grant could be the support you need to move forward.
If your business has between $100,000 and $25 million in annual revenue, has been operating for at least one year, and is part of a JobsOhio targeted industry, you may qualify.
“The JobsOhio Small Business Grant has helped our company develop new production lines doubling our capacity. It is great to have a partner who is also willing to help invest in our community!"
— Justin Woodruff, General Manager, Sandy Creek Mining (Fostoria/Seneca County)
Is Your Business Eligible?
Your business may be eligible for up to $50,000 in grant funding if it meets the following requirements:
- Operational for at least one year
- Annual revenue between $100,000 and $25 million
- Engaged in a JobsOhio targeted industry:
Advanced Manufacturing
Additive Manufacturing
Automotive
Autonomous Mobility
Energy & Chemicals
Financial Services
Insurtech
Food & Agribusiness
Healthcare & Biomedical
Gene Therapy
Logistics & Distribution
Military & Federal
Technology
Cybersecurity
- Primarily B2B sales (not retail or in-person services)
- Project is financially feasible
- Company payroll or employment will increase by at least 10% as a result of the project (or includes “at-risk” job retention with justification)
What Types of Projects Qualify?
If your project involves fixed asset investment—such as equipment, facilities, infrastructure, or employee training—and will result in new job creation or retention, it could be a strong candidate for the grant.
Ready to Get Started?
Fill out the form below to begin your journey toward securing the funding your business needs. Let's work together to help your company thrive and make a lasting impact on your community!
Key Contact

Chase Eikenbary
Vice President of Project Management