3 free money resources for ambitious girls with creative edge

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The video provides high-value, actionable information that solves specific pain points for freelancers (funding, legal, contracts) without being a sales pitch for a single product.

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The creator shares three free resources for creative entrepreneurs: The Awesome Foundation for grants, Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts for legal advice, and the Freelancers Union Contract Creator for building contracts. She also offers a free, organized Google Sheet of resources in her bio.

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1Hook: 3 free money resources for creative entrepreneurs
2Resource 1: The Awesome Foundation for grants
3Resource 2: Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts for legal help
4Resource 3: Freelancers Union Contract Creator
5CTA: Download the organized resource sheet in bio

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3 free money resources for ambitious girls with creative edge 1. The Awesome Foundation $7,875,000 GRANTED 7875 PROJECTS FUNDED ARE YOU READY TO GET AWESOME!? 2. Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts LEGAL ASSISTANCE 3. Freelancers Union Contract Creator CONTRACT CREATOR SCOPE OF WORK OPTIONAL TERMS Hit follow for more

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3 free money resources for ambitious girls with creative edge. Here are three free money sources that almost nobody is talking about. First is The Awesome Foundation. They give out $1,000 grants every single month with no strings attached. They don't take any equity, there's no application fee, they don't want a stake in your idea, they don't expect you to pay it back. Anyone can apply and they fund creative projects across the board, and it takes all but five minutes to apply. Second is Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts. It's a nationwide network of attorneys who give free pro bono legal advice to artists and creative entrepreneurs. So think copyrights, contracts, trademarks, licensing, all of it. So before you do like a brand deal, you can get real legal eyes on it without, you know, draining your entire bank account to do so. Third is the Freelancers Union Contract Creator. It's a free tool that walks you through how to build a custom contract, literally in minutes with like scope, payment terms, deadlines. There's no account that you need to make, no lawyer, no cost, and it's just a really nice way to make sure that you're covered as a freelancer. And if you don't want to screenshot all of this, I have a free Google Sheet that's in my bio. It has every single resource I've ever shared on this page organised by type. Go grab that and hit follow for more videos just like it.