City sales tax and County Mill levy provide funds to primary sector businesses that can be used for equipment, real estate, working capital, job training costs and other specific needs.

Valley City-Barnes County Development Corporatio offers up to 100 percent property tax exemption (except land) for a maximum of 5 years and production of agricultural commodities are eligible for an extended property tax exemption of up to 100 percent for up to 5 additional years.

Provides gap financing and equity investment for projects that will create or retain jobs for low to moderate income persons.

Provides gap financing and equity investment for projects that will create or retain jobs for low to moderate income persons. 

Mainvest and the North Dakota Small Business Development Centers have partnered to support the local small business ecosystem by allowing the community to invest directly into their local small businesses while providing access to capital for entrepreneurs across the state.

Grant provided by Ransom County Economic Development Committee

The applicant must be an organization that is promoting an event, purchasing, improving, constructing, maintaining, repairing of buildings or property, consistent with visitor attraction or promotion.

Provides gap financing and equity investment for projects that will create or retain jobs for low to moderate income persons.

The Oliver County Community Foundation provides a method of receiving donations and distributing grants to benefit projects or nonprofit organizations in Oliver County. The fund is a component of the North Dakota Community Foundation, which is a nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation under IRS code 501(c)(3) and North Dakota Law.

The Park River Area Community Endowment Fund is managed locally by a group of volunteers whose main activities are building the fund and recommending grants annually.

The Pierce County Endowment Fund was established in 1982 to support nonprofit community projects and organizations in Pierce County. The local volunteer advisory committee is responsible for building the fund and recommending grants each year.

The Richland Wilkin Community Foundation was organized in the fall of 1984 to provide funds for the community arts, services to disadvantaged, historic preservation, youth services, mental and physical health services, parks and community recreation, and educational services.