Olga Loizon Memorial Foundation Grant

Olga Loizon Memorial Foundation Grant

How it Works

The Olga Loizon Memorial Foundation offers $50.000 grants for Michigan women-owned restaurant businesses on an annual basis.

Funding Focuses On

The founder of Olga’s Kitchen, Olga Loizon’s, Memorial Foundation offers grant funding to women-owned restauranteurs who exhibit passion, ambition, and vision for their business.

Funding Limit

$50,000

Qualifications

Must live in Michigan, identify as a woman, and be able to provide a formal business plan and write a personal statement demonstrating financial need.

Financing Geographic Area 

Michigan 

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