BUSINESS, CAREER & NONPROFIT
BUSINESS SUPPORT
Our staff offers guidance in writing polished business plans, connecting with research in the marketplace, identifying networking opportunities and getting the most from online and print resources. Need help? Contact our Business Services Specialist, Camille Hall at chall@daytonmetrolibrary.org, at 937.496.8633 or through the Ask Me Line.
Gale Business Plan Builder
Linkedin Learning
JobNow
Additional Resources
- Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce, opens a new window
- Miami Valley Small Business Development Center, opens a new window
- Ohio Business Portal, opens a new window
- Occupational Outlook Handbook, opens a new window
- SCORE/Dayton, opens a new window
- Starting a Business in Ohio, opens a new window
- US Small Business Administration, opens a new window
CAREER SUPPORT
Dayton Metro Library is dedicated to providing workforce development programs, tools and support to help you in every aspect of your career path; whether it’s just starting out, starting over, or improving your skills set.
The information below is intended to help you stay organized and conduct an efficient, effective job search, and improve your skills. You can do it! We can help.
Featured Career Resources
Career Cruising
Linkedin Learning
JobNow
NONPROFIT SUPPORT
The library can help you start a nonprofit, find funders, polish your grant proposals and build networks with other nonprofit professionals and local organizations. Have Questions? Contact Nonprofit Services Specialist Jessica Hunter at jhunter@daytonmetrolibrary.org, at 937.496.8642 or through the Ask Me Line.
Grants for Individuals & Businesses
Unfortunately, when it comes to grants, there are many rumors and even scams. Most grants are given to established charitable organizations - not to individuals or businesses.
BUSINESS owners should contact the Business Services Specialist Camille Hall at chall@daytonmetrolibrary.org, at 937.496.8633 or through the Ask Me Line.
INDIVIDUALS who need help with housing, medical bills, or other life situations can call the United Way's HelpLink hotline, opens a new window. If you're in the Dayton area, simply dial 2-1-1.
STUDENTS seeking college scholarships might find these websites helpful. Or visit your library to use the Grants for Individuals database, which contains scholarships, fellowships, and stipends for artists and researchers.
Web Resources for Nonprofits
Local Grant Resources
- AES Foundation, opens a new window
- American Honda, opens a new window
- Berry Family Foundation, opens a new window
- Brighter Tomorrow Foundation, opens a new window
- CareSource Foundation, opens a new window
- CenterPoint Energy Foundation, opens a new window
- Charles D Berry Foundation, opens a new window
- Community Health Foundation, opens a new window
- Paul G. Duke Foundation, opens a new window
- Fifth Third Bank, opens a new window
- Fred and Alice Wallace Charitable Foundation, opens a new window
- HealthPath Foundation of Ohio, opens a new window
- The Iddings Foundation, opens a new window
- JPMorgan Chase, opens a new window
- Kettering Family Philanthropies, opens a new window
- KeyBank Foundation, opens a new window
- Levin Family Foundation, opens a new window
- Mathile Family Foundation, opens a new window
- Midmark Corporation, opens a new window
- Miriam Rosenthal Foundation for the Arts, opens a new window
- PNC Foundation, opens a new window
- Premier Health, opens a new window
- Reynolds and Reynolds Associate Foundation, opens a new window
- The Turner Foundation, opens a new window
