Gran Coramino Gives Back
Bringing big dreams to life is hard work, that’s why our founders commit $1 per bottle sold to The Coramino Fund – our giveback program supporting underrepresented entrepreneurs across the U.S. and Mexico.
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Building on our founders’ missions to give back to their communities – we launched The Coramino Fund in 2022 with the help of our impact partners, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) in the U.S. and The Beckmann Foundation in Mexico. The Coramino Fund has awarded over 50 small business grants to date.
Applications for the The Coramino Fund 2024 grant program are now closed. Scroll down to meet our previous grant winners or visit lisc.org/grancoramino to learn more about The U.S. Coramino Fund!
Our Grantees
Last year, The Coramino Fund awarded 50 eligible small business grants to Black and Latinx owned small businesses across the U.S. in partnership with LISC. Each grantee received a $10,000 cash grant along with access to LISC small business resources, tools, and learning opportunities to support their business operations and growth. 2024 grantees will be announced early next year!
U.S. Coramino Fund
Click the button below to learn more about previous Coramino Fund grantees.
Information about the Tequila, Mexico giveback grantees coming soon.
About LISC
LISC is a nonprofit organization that drives resources to underinvested places and people working to access opportunities everyone deserves. For more than 40 years, LISC has worked with communities and partners to help close systemic gaps in health, wealth, and opportunity and to advance racial equity. With deep roots in 38 urban areas and hundreds of rural counties in the United States, LISC leads the newly launched Coramino Fund and is uniquely positioned to connect entrepreneurs and small businesses with the resources and opportunities they need to grow and thrive.
About The Beckmann Foundation
Established in 1998 by Mexican tequila maker and philanthropist Juan Francisco Beckmann, The Beckmann Foundation is committed to the development and advancement of the community of Tequila, Mexico by providing programming and resources that support education, culture, sustainability, public health and entrepreneurship. The Foundation’s Social Innovation program offers aspiring regional entrepreneurs the opportunity to access a team of graduate and undergraduate students and their advisors from the ITESO, Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara, for business strategy, product design and brand support.
