JUICE Money Service
JUICE Money Service
Juice Money
JUICE Money is the most popular service in the JUICE Membership, that trains and guides high-tech minority companies, HBCUs, Minority Serving Institutions, & Tribal Colleges: to
- Secure non-debt funding, ranging from $5 thousand to $3 million, following the JUICE Journey; and
- Prepares the JUICE Company for private financing. Each JUICE Member that secures a JUICE Money award is protected by JUICE AMMO.
The JUICE Network’s JET team will train & guide you to secure the following non-debt awards: JUICE Money is a program where JETs guide you through the JUICE Journey to help you find money for your high-tech product idea; write grants/contracts to secure product funding; and manage your awards while your team collaborates with JUICE to develop and commercialize your high-tech product
You will have 4 weekly calls with JETs who will take you through the following JUICE Money Journey
SBIR/STTR
Unlike the TV show, “Shark Tank”, the following funding opportunities are non-debt and non-diluted meaning that no one/entity will take a percentage of your company for winning a SBIR/STTR grant award. Furthermore, the resulting intellectual property (e.g., copyright, patent) is owned by your small business.
SBIR ($150 K – $1.5 M) The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) federal grant program encourages United States (U.S.) small businesses, including minority businesses, to propose very early innovative concepts that have potential for commercialization.
- STTR ($150 K – $1.5 M) The Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) requires the small business to collaborate with a research institution in Phase I and Phase II. The STTR’s most important role is to bridge or tech-transfer innovations from the research institution to the small company that will commercialize the resulting innovation.
Learn more about the U.S. SBIR/STTR program (https://www.sbir.gov/)
IMPORTANT: Schedule your JUICE Money appointment Other Non-Debt funding opportunities that JETs will help you secure include:
- State innovation & commercialization grant awards
- Federal contracts (e.g., Broad Agency Announcements)
- Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRDA)
- Space Act Agreements
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who we offer
Services Profile
For more than 15 years, we’ve been passionate about achieving better results for our clients.
what we do
We’ve worked with the majority of regional and local organizations, hundreds of nonprofits, and private equity funds.
- Large multinational corporations
- Leading private equity firms
- Midsize companies
- Small start-ups
- Nonprofit organizations
client results
We’ve worked with the majority of regional and local organizations, hundreds of nonprofits, and private equity funds.
- Large multinational corporations
- Small start-ups
- Leading private equity firms
- Midsize companies
- Nonprofit organizations
social impact
We’ve worked with the majority of regional and local organizations, hundreds of nonprofits, and private equity funds.
- Leading private equity firms
- Midsize companies
- Small start-ups
- Nonprofit organizations
- Large multinational corporations
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Success Stats
who we are
Meet Our Team
Jayfus Doswell
CEO, Owner
Cyrus Green
Co-Director
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What People Say
JUICE Founder & Co-Director, Dr. Jayfus Tucker Doswell, recently tested the JUICE Process on his own innovation by going to an unfamiliar state for 8 months; writing 3 NIH SBIR/STTR proposals in coffee shops with an average laptop; and winning All 3 NIH SBIR/STTRs including
The 1st successful NIH STTR Phase I award for Morgan State University’s (MSU) 1st patent focus on eradicating Alzheimer’s health disparities with a new protein crystallization device and resulting in MSU’s 1st high-tech company spin-out in, during that time, 149 year history.
The 1st NIH SBIR Phase I proposal JUICE Member, Delta Health, to eradicate obesity disparities among African American adolescent girls with a novel mHealth innovation.
