If you’re a creator, a cultural worker, or someone building a business around story, art, media, or community, you already know this truth: talent isn’t the issue.

Most creators aren’t short on ideas. We’re short on time, capital, and clear pathways to support that don’t require us to give up ownership or burn ourselves out chasing the wrong opportunities.

This U.S. Chamber of Commerce funding hub is one of those rare resources that actually helps you see what’s possible. It brings together grants, programs, and funding opportunities that support small businesses at different stages — including many that creatives, cultural brands, and community-rooted projects often overlook.

Some of these opportunities can help you:

This isn’t a “read once and forget it” link. It’s a bookmark. A check-in resource. A reminder that your work has value — and that funding exists for businesses built on culture, creativity, and impact.

Browse it slowly. Scan for what fits. And don’t self-eliminate before you apply.

This isn’t about setting resolutions you’ll forget by February.
It’s about choosing three words that help you make decisions, set boundaries, and move through the year with more clarity and intention.

During this experience, you’ll uncover the three words that reflect what you need most right now.

You’ll put language to what matters.

You’ll leave with something you can return to when things get loud, busy, or uncertain.

Come as you are. Bring your curiosity. Bring your truth.
Let’s choose words that don’t just sound good—but actually guide how you live.