The High Five Grant for Moms is accepting applications through Sept 30, 2026, awarding a $10,000 grand prize plus a $5,000 runner-up, a $2,500 second runner-up and $1,000 honorable mentions. It is open to mom entrepreneurs in the US and Canada with annual revenue between $10,000 and $500,000.
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High Five Grant for Moms awards up to $10,000, applications close Sept 30
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Mom founders under $500K revenue should submit before Sept 30; it is unrestricted, non-dilutive cash with several prize tiers so partial wins are possible.
Source: Tech.co
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