DoveInsta grants will provide three women with the money to launch their business ideas.
The program “is designed to uplift, celebrate and empower women entrepreneurs with a chance to win one of three $10,000 grants.”
“With the great success of last year’s program, we wanted to inspire moments of everyday happiness again by relaunching DOVE InstaGrants and offer even more women a chance to live out their business and entrepreneurial dreams,” said Michelle Deignan, senior director at Mars Wrigley. “According to researchers from Columbia Business School and London Business School, 63% of women entrepreneurs are less likely to receive funding than men, regardless of their background and ideas, so there is still a lot of work to be done to ensure women are given the financial confidence they need to excel.”
To enter, women should share a 30-second business pitch via Instagram with the hashtags #DOVEInstaGrantsEntry and tag @DoveChocolate, or upload their video on
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